The New York herald., 1876-11-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purser Nisbet steamer State OF Virginia. will please
accept thanks for favors.
STEAMER HArTsRAs. from Richmond New York. nut
into the Delaware Breakwster AN Nov ri Tor coal
BARK BEncEa Russi. from Philadephia for Antwerp,
seonr inms head carried away uoas
with yards. sails aud attached. and vessel making
81 lon g. THE BeLsi IL. arrived ss Antwerp
RA.k syssn.s % tsn M from LSonsonaerry S, tyr Baltimore
her keel and gsrooard streax and her
the and is full water. steamtng North
America which hcr assistance. could
BARx AMERICAN EAGLE tot Plymouth. -. stranded in
Gaeri Bay, Caucasus Oct 3. and total wreck Nov
BARK MARIE RosK (GeD. from New York for stettn,
cargo warehoused.
BanK srARrax whaer OF New Bedford before reported
being master called three sur.
and the last held on the l3ih october declared the
BARK W 4 FARSswoRrH. from New York New Bedford
ashore yesterday tho south side of Thr.ggs Pcn
She supplied BY seantug Jewett with
replace those lost in tho gale
ropotod was towed into Cagair Nov with loss 81 ioe
ANA maintopmst some sails and boats aud with rudder
BRIG vIRDEN. from Caibsrien be towed to
s NsT ns's s An
scnRs JouS BovsroS OxRrsr, AND cuARLls $ CORNING,
all for Boston, have lost anchor each in Flushing Bay
900 bbs mackere board belonging Isaac Rich Co
e. Ts Ssys: IN " ss.hf
stood there insurance upon the vessel Captain Brad
this month.
OvRRpuE-Schr Carrie Heyer cleared from New York for
the 9th OF September, hut meeting gale
alter oeing few days out sustained such damage
s @ 70 % ns
the 18th OF September AID resumed She
os ia' tie 18th '""' sue was
DsAsrrns ~ sxrrxxnEa The Direction of the Bureau
veas published the following statistics Of
disasters reported during the month OF September
ms, "a frsueS F., il american Sor~ssan
Dutch. Swedish spanish Austrian. Danish. Itnl
ian Brazilian, Greek Russian. 10 Of which the nation
ny unknown: total l1S; in this number included
vessels missing Steamers ported lost Eng
lish American. spanish. l Italian, 1 Of which the
nationality is unknown; total. IL.
BosroN. Nov IA vessels board bearing tho
name srarljouir has been found ~ Hull also main
beam, marked twenty eight tons, supposed to be
schooner which driited from Gloucester yesterday
Schr Sawyer, Cummings from New for Sc John,
at three O'Clock this morning. but ashore on Nx's
Mate She towed OF by and brought this city
She received slight damage.
CRY ISLAND Nov 2lThe following vessels are ashore
her he nd gear.
sch Mary Tice leaking badly; may have 60 on the
marine railroad.
Soop orne with port side badly will have
dergo extensive repairs
NKwronr Nov l9-The damages schr Hy Gibbs sustained
BY getting ashore and hauling her on 10 estimated
$1,000 to 81, ,2ul
ST. Jonx NB Nov 2IOf the crew Of the r bark Prince
Wmdcnlar In = cyclone the Hoog;y, four BELONGED
this city The captain. his vile and two children who
The ship Harrison, OF 81 John dsmastcd In the
and the shin Lord Northbrook Is reported
ashore Al isuada but the report wants confirmation
LAuscHED-rhc brig Ada l. White 0cfore reporcd) was
launched high tho of
ing at Yarmouth la tho afternoon she was towed to
Portland where she will be fitted for