The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The sailing Of the City Of Vera Cruz for Havana
with mails Cuba, which have place
to-day postponed until Pm Friday)
1T tho 7 on Propeller s sfs E
placed the hosting gear Of her propeller repaired and
rugged ship and when under CANVAS her propeller raised
cat OF water.
SHIP from New York, at San Francisco March
81 had heavy weather. stove buwarks and lost
ton Me- 1870 lately damaged by Ore for. Royal, Sc
place. csDsaD
sr GAnDxnn Colby srss,er from Assor. for
1 saa @
and loss Of having experienced heavy weather
spsI. na %ss she would make
BARK cospnRrs cswed late Mary Emma. Americana.
hut INTO s"p PS aSs
G "a throw "a d
examining her bottom on Feb -
rebar At febas 20 anss Nm obo OF rasns
fell from the ioretopss yard fractured hi' skull and died
BARK MONTE TApon dtal. from Genoa for Baltimore,
n apS sn rs x4sss M ana
BARK MARY CAMPBELL (Br), Gray. from New York
for Bordeaux befoe reported to have been seen a
on he sis ui "'f
BARK KnosrnlszEs csws, from New o-ean. for Liver
Charged cS March a. About BALES eotcn had been
wsrs Sp 70 mi
bale and the balance at sS 81 according !" ecna.oa
All bales a good condition were 70 DO shipped TO Liver
pool The hu the ii % yer 81 q
cargo WINS sold publicly at Havana March 20 $3.50
gold.
BARK Joms BuSyAS Graves from Manila for New York
which put into Table BAY FEB u for reps bad
She resumed her voyage Feb 30
BARK JUAN PEARSON sol tons built in 1864 and hail
ing from +ondon has been sold to Mr. John Collins and
BARK ESSEX Gs3 TONS built at Newburyport in 1870.
lately owned in salem has been purchased by Now York
March III from Ieo March % had very heavy gales
% n s 81 o
soned lao bags to tighten her and for safety.
81 an IN GOOD Condition With her head hove o shore Tue
steamer North America had hold Of her and expected to
haul her of tide.
Som WV MArHrsoN. from st Marc for Boston, Vine
yard Haven April experienced succession Of heavy
load and split sails
scmr HArr.r. while beating ont Of Vineyard Haven
and broke manboom she viii repair before
proceeding The brig was damaged slightly.
scnR II r CrsmINa Of surry. Me. which SUM- at
wkcsbarre pier Providence some weeks ago, Is being
raised BY her owners and win DO repaired and sold at Prov
GALVESTON. March 3l-The hull Of tine Norwegian brig
linda which went ashore 2" 1s Sesen sns 81
as havis aaoat and tho BueAthorn ei
The Conservative 2D3 burden. sold At anc.
tion this morning aud brought only brought SVo The
vessel needs repairs.
LoSc BaAscu, April "A bad sea Is running and the
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effort being made by divers stop the leak aud mako
the coio pxrtnent tight, us to the vessel.
NORFOLK. April 3-capt Stiansen and crew Of tho Nor
werian bark taathcn stranded smiths Island March
70, arrived here yesterday morning.
NpwprRyroRT. April 2-rhe masts Of the sunkcs schr
The sy Io and Win nf Sss ns
pieces The foremost with sail and rigging attached be-
longing the lost schr Flying Fish, picked neat
| Hampton River on sunday
| Ponrsxouru. MI. April 3-schr Ames. wrecked AZ
the shoals January and aerward hauled OF and towed
port Tor repairs came oil The marine railway a,
| schr Emma Il Potter tof Annapolis Nj. Mann. which
came this harbor arch II. in Distress went TO the
| marine railway for repairs. new sails and rigging
SniyprILpScThe keel for the Rockaway excursion boat
TO take o the vessel lost tho Jersey coast vii
be laid to-day IN the yard OF John Engis son She vii
be ready business on the 30ti day oi June next
LAuscuEp--At Essex. Mass. April 2 a schooner Of 81
tons She has been built OF the best natcrias and y cop
per fastened She Is ~ feet keel 10 feet over AL ~ Tee
eam feet inches depth OF hold She Is owned by Cap
spencer Wnsor oil Duxbury, Mass. and is named Allen
| Jones.
! 12J tons, carpenters measurement owned by u y I
Baosou. of Gloucester and will be employed In the shnt
| business
Long ISLAND FismrSc VESSELS Losr-There are o We
crews John Ryder with crew OF ~ men. an,
valued $1,000 sailed Nov II Sd NoOe sailed Noy ~
sailed Nov a3 eleven men. value $3.50; Fanny Eve.
sailed Nov ~ eleven men. valued 1T s6oIo; Emma iind
sailed Oct s. eleven men. value s6.225; Celia Ber
nard. sailed in November with eight men valu
yxsine SEQ; BALDWIN left the Banks Sov ~ he
crew ten men, value $500 All these are supposed
have foundered la the gales At sea-
AMERICAN LLoYns REGISTER Supplement- for April !
this wot the usual Ut valuable shippin
informaon sucn o. surveys metalngs ep"rs 10 vessels
WHAI.EMEN.
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