The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-29
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

reposs.s,. ~: vsssf.a a. w,srum Gre. ss~sS
snir vxnsosr Ga from Mou,mss 7or tn,mcu Which
M Esoss. i.sns. siri,sd Helena PRIOR Dec
BARK NEMESIS (Fr,. San Francisco Dec 20 from Santa
Cruz had very esospe from des.rueton At the
ss;ss place va'ss
eos so%Sss s s
tain after great excr,ions succeeded In getting to
DO transshipped and sent 20 Santa Cruz
BARK SADIE, Gregory. from Brunswick NOV for Rio
Jnnero has into Sc Thomas In Distress having boon
struck by lightning.
BARK susrr OBJ. Huson. from Baltimore Dec q for
Londonderry, passed Fortress Monroe Doc - bound into
~ FEN @ .:y % I u :s:
BRIG MrcnAslc. stephens. AZ Pssnambuca Nov 20 from
Cardiff VI. DrOshed. whe1 ~ dsys from the A1S' port
sci Is considerably damaged.
scMn coxxr toi Gaiveston'. Viola, encountered
Island Tho Goth inst. In which tho rigging Of the vessel
"sers she would remain day. reos
Sem flonrson BAnnr1Ths ioIiSwins are .he p.r.eu
LONDON. ssp,smDsr ~ not far ftou, rooehow:she
struck BY whlle taking goods from the wreck q
hsSiied island The oicers crew, The number Of
destitute eonaisiou and witnoat either food or water fhs
sus.snsd narie. By being dashed
sooa sent 20 the rciie Of the crew by the British
captain Of the steamer oersd them iree passage
chow offer declined. tho master NJ the
DESTROYS TO remain for time and make an
effort 70 save something the The disabled
Foochow she steamer and there placed In
hospital Tho condition Of the ain OF tho
Bailey having to the Chinese authorities by
tho American Consul At Foochow Chinese emit
ordered 10 their relief ana landed tns,A
AZ Foochow the 27th OF september from whence they
forw arded by the Consul to Hong kon2.
SLoor MAY BtRp Aiken, stripping vessel Of rigging
spsrs and sails Wednesday about 10 miles sW from Vine
yard Sound Lshtship.
The wreck OF large vessel passed. Dec III, Cape
wafer rigging hanging, supposed iaden on board
She dangerous position tor passing vessels
FISHING Lossxs or GLorcSsrnn-rhe Cape Ann Adver
tiscr Tho disastrous season OF 1875 when ~ ou-
ceste vessels Of Of $l5OOUO were lost aud 2ll
Gloucester mariucrs hcd wstery grave has been ol.
lowed by year general depression IN this Industry
Of almost unprecedented good fortune IN regard 10
Of property and lie. annual recnptulHon OF
tho losses Tor to shows that vessels have oeon loss
durug the year 1877 ony with all her crew, and that
The loss OF fc including lost overheard and rom
dories while attending Go their travis has been 81 men,
The vessels lost aggregated SS4 o3 TONS OF vAue Oh
$io0U This Is tho smallest loss in number Of vessels
s6S tho smallest in value OF properly snce 1899
alicst IN number of lives sacrihccd since 1856
PoarLaSp O, Dec ~ Ship Leading Wind. for Queens
town has been Ashoe Astoria Lower Roads and 10 eak
Ing BADLY.
PORTLAND Dee 27-F Bailey Co sold ~ auction on
Monday the following vessel property De onEing 70 Me cs-
tate or RoDe RI oyoKe :l.3l DArk Tucker to Captain
for $lSd; i-tU brig Eta Tucker to n Sar.
gent for SI9J liz schr Nellie storr 20 Ens Thomas for
Sl3O ~ schr Mahayka TO a Nickcrsoi Tor $42
gr rnoxAs Dec i7-Brig w A ncncy tHr), from Bahia
mates Tor repairs which be opened tho British
have ocon asked for ship Lawrence Brown,
and VII be tclegrsphod homo for decision