The New York herald., 1877-02-17
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY,

Mss 81 cook rns ;sS'S Sssa Sas'si o.aa
s,aj. John Bridge, diolsnd'.
BRIG MABEL tBD. which len St John. M; short time
put into sheburnc account or leaking with
disabled pumps Sunday last proceeded on her voyage to
coal. put into Norfolk An 18th. with loss Of msnmass
ss Ys @ s.
discharged and will be hauled up on fegnais ma
scnR WV JONES. from New Orleans for New YORK. be
fore reported wrecked on Pulaski shoa. is total ios
ASi" and to Ke we ana ous $50 cb rice also
hrourh, IN IN damaged condition and sold BY the United
scnn ELLA from SPhadelphiA for Jacksonville before
reported ashore and of and taken into Delaware City,
will reload and proceed
scmR NANCY N Rosx. Smith, from Philadephs for Car
dsns eoIs on r".ne Key Ess on the
the lighthouse said key for that Stone Key
prove total loss according to the reports received
tho scene OF tho disaster
for Yarmouth rs before reported nissns. TOOK heavy
as pss Is. aaa 70 ssan . nsG %
his and arrived at Turks Island Jan ~ see disaster
scnn J REED. Hitler, from New York, which stranded
in Cenuegcs harbor the 18th OF October last during
sao", Feb The was built as Harrington in 1874
and registered 324 tonA
scua MARY BuRSnAx before reported missing. left Glou-
for La Have Dec ~ touching =. Eatport for bait
@ w % s, a .S has Dss S % nsi ns:
lost As there has not been any very storm since she
ioundered, or was run down and sunk
scns WV JsSKIss tBr which recently recently put into into 3.
rSo%% ca"n Of prSsss cs
tain proceed Thomas repair
ss1s SsS s St
chartered coal to the above at s2
cents The schooner registered 100 tons.
scHn KATE LuELLA. ,oase from from Riehmopa tor New
arrived =. Turk. Island Jan ~ with loss Of manmsss
says gale Of wind he lost MS sails and on Dec 20
9: sn.s had s. Ss s came ,'ss !.
them na n ns % Pr % ssr c"s sSs X
rno%as sighted St Domingo and "neorsd
IL s ss PAY s s % and iy sSs
S tor Turks d. Sss snS M ' and sne rs
nanidg spars found in good condition. and the
s s s es a ss' the s has
(which put inte Turks Island day as tho has
ScHR JAMES CRooKER We have before alluded to the
New Yos osD, w ss.so S sa s
rssdsnss fsn sa H. Nothing doaass
@ %sa S As Hss esy as Salpo sEo TO
that Capt Scott of schr Sea Foam Of lsesboro LETT
ing he had reported seeing schooner sunk in the
70 n .S % ,sser the sSs The follow Now
York Pee Isane day that the crooksr ,Silsd' bound
W With fA sS
mite anGsd MIND hsSea s to s@ In Took
presently heavy saqa from the NV struck .n:n ns broke
40. dS
hour IL lightened up. when wreck our lee
quarer presently the OF the capszed schooner
sumed upright p0siton and then went down out ct
sight it would nave been impossible for To have rem
dered had been enough, owing to
dsabed condition" The probabilities that the
that down before the Of Capt Scott and
tho CroOker and that this Is all shall ever
Of to Shs d '
81 own. muster who leaves wife and family; Alvah FL
WELL mate. single: Charles Richards leaves wife and
chd Albert Patterson and Eden Tcnney both single
ScuR HENRY MAY. Blackmau. from Brashear City for
New York, with cargo of moissses and struck
1ougas Reef the 18th inst and will be total loss
Her cargo partly saved by wrcckers.
srnAxruG DISPATCH which sunk In eight feet OF water at
Baltimore. on Thursday night, Foo was sold at Sherfs
John frochich Co for $780, The boat has not
been raised but still lies with only her smoxestack and
pilot house out OF water
The ice is Of tho Machas River to above Me-
serves Head
BALTIMORE Feb 16Up late hour last night nothing
further received In Baltimore relative to the dis
astcr in Tangier that already been published
private despatch received yesterday however confirms
the that the known
to Delmay Captaia Stout owner and master
and tho + II toubourn, Salisbury aud master
were Onancock Va The steamer Tauger is due
from CrsHeld this morning. and will doubt bring tu
particulars OF the affair.
JACKSONVILLE Fla. Feb 16-The United States revenue
amer Louis McIane bound from Pensacola to Philadc
phia put into Fernsndna with boilers and ship leaking
having experienced weather on the Florida coast