The New York herald., 1876-10-20


vana has our thanks for courtescs.
STEAMER MArAxoRos which exploded her boilers
Morgsn r1n WA. = s.srnwhse boat and had been en-
The was about SIX wears Old was owned BY King
STEAMER G MArnrK which has bsen lying rocks
at Mitchcs Falls Mass tor the last weeks freed
manager Boynton confident tha at,er repairs she
be successfully run to Lawrence towing train of coal
BARK WAVE being fitted at New Bedford for Atlantic
% % ma
Tnos PORK. 23i recently hartman, hail
Ing from New ol o and 9%sy M sHe o s Ssw 3 Bed
fitted for whaling and will probably be commanded BY Capt
Janet.
Score L.;n for whisn returned 70
repairs and will sail in few days.
BARK zInA ir a. Philadelphia 18th inst from Lsghorn.
In tho Sc gale Of Sept 20, in lat Al. Ion 81.
BRIG soraiA Of Liverpool, Ms wrecked 81 Martins
Sept IL.
coal. during the heavy weather Monday afternoon,
vessels Lengths Of the oreakwater she striking
The cap,sn %. sigma, oi distress Of which
pilots The masters 81 vessels navigating the river take the
eoea to by ~hea %e
tugs to e. to them This has cpred the old
the Necncy's assstsncs and the could not The
night she parted her chain. the
de- down the dolphin % sa. ed ID on The bar and sunk
raise her
scnn EUGENE BcaDA, from R.ppahannock for New York
Of sunday morning last Of Back River during which she
to2mast, fore gaf anchor and chain
scuR EARNEST (Br Eaton. from Brdgwa aicr. Ms
M issi pi miles Sc rh..sisr. was struck BY ~
sns snd Ssw s ns ns ' ' and
MLwAuxxx. from Machiss. which reported as
anchored in the neiahborhood Of the foul ground had
is bound up the bay Tor cargo
Sem SILVER srnSc loaded for Boston, small vessel
Wnss tQsta thQ hql Cxlu MIN
FIRE aesdsnt.y oe. u and wss d.msgea badly deck mostly
or less damaged by the fire.
MOTT ErDr fCrsl from New lew fS'k via s. Kits
ea''' Now IN $780, and hailed from
scHR ALrcr reported on FIRE and sunk at
rom boston Charieston Norfolk where she put in
built in RcSmond No. in 1873 whsnce she haiiod
scmR HxsnKrrA SIMMONS Godfrey put Norfolk Oct
IL In distress. of what nature not stated.
Sem BAKER of Provincetown went ashore near
that place Sunday morning in the storm but
scnR FoAxisc SEA. loaded with coal and bound from
Georgetown to Norfolk while the tho river,
The IN the upper
and will be repaired in few hours
ScnR OCEAN RASGkR. from Bangor for Now York. lumber
and capssed Crew landed At Gloucester Oct le.
chstenmp B. Two other schooasrs, names not s,voa.
in the same condition.
fax 18th inst for Repairs having received damage in the
gale of Monday She lost man overheard.
PiLornoAr WV AsriSwALL. No II. while y cruise
Oct Is IN lat a Is lon 8o experienced violent westerly
gale. with high. dan and boarded by q
he .vy which sshcd yawl, damagei the oher
badly aud washed the fore aud AFT and stnyng
butwarks
small skif containing fishing line. bottle coat
and two pair picked adrt of Throggs Neck
buoy yesterday The branded ~Stillwell Fort
| Hamilton"
GLOUCESTER. Mass Oct la-Schr Howard Steele arrived
here yesterday with the aud OF the schooner
George Kburn. Of Bangor who had been picked up from
their sinking vessel OF Cape Elizabeth The George Kill
burn hound tor Boston with cargo ofiumbcr The
rescued twentv-cight hours without ioOd
The George kbnrn l4l tons register, and
built ut Noun Dcsort. Ne. in 1854.
NoRYoLK Oct 1SThe report that the schr Anna W Bar
her had been gotten off shc lying
terday on the outer bar
QuEsEc Oct lsBark Ircnc r. Parry. from Quebec for
Carnarvon. with timber ashore Berthcrs Subse-
quently got of and Ia towing back.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 1S-Steamcr Artizan IN coming
harbor last night ashore Canal Eats but
without dam at high water this morning
Schr William Gardiner, which arrived to-day has lost
her b and flying jb and hor matc had his hand injured
LAuNcHTpAt Richmond Ne. 18th inst. tho ship Queens
| town. OF 1900 tons