The New York herald., 1876-09-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

MARITIME MISCELLANY.
srrAxkn OLD poxrsros mt Norfolk 18th from New York
encountered heavy gale from rs and =, N ~, was com,
water and in Of the high shifted be-
sss esa Sn @ s .as ~" @ .a
considerable was. ter went down the hold damasins pa, q
weI The G % was put on her course % Cape sn,, Dnr
also lost iorestayssil end split trysaIl
srsAaEn Ernsees CLYDE from wilminsscn. &c, for
met. Cant . . ohiId. sls. mate EIiys. second
e csn wnsc hr' @ss" sa w
.eelorsdl eoaihesvcr Connolly, fireman Hnbbera seaman
drowned
srsAxFn GonnoS CASTLE. tB, hom Japan .s New yc,s
be 20, umdcr .oJ packages the cargo neal
thrown overheard The balance OF the is said to
,srEAxrn Epso tBr' went ashore at st Thomas during
palie esded OF I;s%ssaio At 10 PIT night Ssp, 4
! aud the latter sank Crew saved
sHr sAxAnrA launched at Bath 18th. by Hoagh,on Bros
Chas L patten.
s.xx M.cn.lrs. from Ciaaaa Bolivar; for New York
s,cm and we'll up on the beach Tho coss. Wreekn
Company are AT work her and are loading the steamer
favorable viii hove on The specie freight
TO lie hroughs to New York yesterday.
BARK MERLIN Of New Bedford DAG tons has hccn pur.
chased by Acssrsc Tucker Co. contained in
Mnrecila.
gArx vAsco CANA tNor. from N,w York. collided in
Hull Roads Aug 30 with steamer Lumsden.
BRIG Gro LATlxsn. before reported lost Yabacoa PR
rss T s.os 40 OF ss Ss
Maryland Insurance and Security Company of Baltimore
skinner \ SON OF Baltimore; CHAPMAN and Cap.ain
sso and insured for !" the Atlantic Company of
ngaaed in the Baltimore ana Porto Rico trade
BRIG vAIxxcI,. Iichsdson loading for New York,
te.ay lost IN & the hwr @ OF spt 49, a. s Nssuaee pg
field, Me, in 1863, and hailed from BostOI.
BRIG AEcrIc tBr. Mcdonald, from wmIn-.on. NC. Aug
handed her being with bilious She
YVES quarantined
BRIG ELIZABETH 372 tons built at Kcnnebnuk in Is7a
has been sold to parties 1" this city at about $1,000
BEc v.n,. aiS tons ~, & built at ssle% Mass, in 1885,
pumped Sept ls and lowed to Providence.
scmR M.LroS Msri"n, from Phlsdslphia for Rich
heavy winds and seas the down. and
put kept wors until she arrived in Hampton
Roads ish r. Pm when she ,a came & to "rsAo with
keep the -chooner from sinking 20 tons Of iron were jett
@ II Am pss IN s
a 'ns p soT al o4
folk the 18th to make arrangements to have tho Milton
scmn CLARK. 10 tors. bsilt Middletown, CT. in
1868, has been sold at about 5000
scmr TMos LASc4srr Sece reported ashore lies b,
gerous condition.
scnn nus laden with coal while going into Bridge
bar 4 hole was in her bottom She filed
with The where she hes eight feet deep
lew tide bn. it thought both vessel ana be
saved. Both are insured
ScHR LoFrE ANNIE, at Norfolk 18th from Philade pha.
lost deckload of coal.
Sem R.nrccA Arwoop ,hsh.rman,. at Portland 18th,
split sails IN going up the harbor same day
ScuR MAIR CRANMER. before reported ashore in the
Delaware. OF unnjured and arrived PhiadclphiS
Sem GLAD TprScs. Cap, Newell. with Of -four
and meal parted her small chains Saturday nigh,
Tue master imnedissiy put on heavy esin when they
sunk in Hampton Creek.
scHn ApnrE FULLER, from Brunswick Ga. for Boston.
into the Delaware Breakwaer with six feet OF in
hold She was pumped out and proceeded Sept 20
scHn rnrD GRAY from Eockro,t for barbados with ice,
ging chaicI in the gale of Sunday last
scnn MARIE ashore Cobb's Island
dismasied.
3nasied schooner coal laden. from Philadelphia for
Key West, drove ashore Portsmouth. Nc. in the
ALEXANDRIA Sept I9-Thc longboat Richard Lacy
blown ashore on sun lay evening near Mount vsrnsn and
se ana Say Ella and is @sas
Of III. hands wn0 were on eo.s A. A.. Holland on
assistance In limiting Creek and along the small
vi"encs Of he storm The three ma.ted sc rmuci Hall
which here So%%d % from veps.s R
Two tugboats have been rent TO her assistance
rxed to-day from Providence. tha. she
s. & of % s s,w ssas' WIN % rs gons M P ,o shf lsh
anchored with the loss of her rudder tug has
s ss sw rs ps % d sshus pascs a
the edges and light color top
Tho schr Enterprise which arrived to-day from Windsor
Ms that she epcountc ed gale the 10th and
i7h NE of Cape Charles which split her sails and carried
her bovsprit.
Captain Robert Travcrs. of the steamer Shirley, from
Richmond Va. having the masts of large
vessel whether those cf a schooner he could
| de.eririne) prutruding from the water. three
m northward and eastward of lilsck river,
above Moback This wreck lies ecately the
track of the Nsrok and Southern steamers and
IDENTITY during the STERN.
appeared tell the her is that
| her crew have found watery grave.
FLusnSG Sept 7-ll5 bbl. fresh lard, II boxes bacon
IL hhds trow recovered from the wreck OF
| Funch aud landed here to-day
HALIrAx Sept aoA rain storm. nigh southeast
ery wind and unusually high tides prevail here
Falmouth Portland. has had 100
bo ri since last night awaiting more favorable westher
Brig Arctic (Brj, Wilmington 10. Cork lying
quarantine George Brown s.or having died of yellow
fever
NKw HAVEN. Sept 2O-Capt Sears. Of tho schr Zoe
jus arrived Bridgeport Ezabcthport,
Stephen Barnei or Albany e overboaid whine passing
| tn rough New Y ork Harbor and was drowned.
PRovipEScK, sept 2oNeither the Baltimore
the clyde from Philadelphia hxd arrived up
o'clock Tuesday night steamer funswAnda ct the Wind
line which arrived here o'clock Tuesday
lost anchor and cham in the gale OF Tuesday night
SAN FrAxcsco. Sept 2O-rhe Bars Onward! from Puret
Sound has been totally wrecked Suw4rrow Rect The
saved.