The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CHARLESTON. a. Charleston l7.h. from New
ws.s Of Lookout Shoals passed ssvsnsssn
iahoms of water Two masss visible one standing and
Boston, reports 10Th from Cape LOOKOUT s.sra.
sina.: i7sh,, I'm. miles. ssE y OF Cape
Of ST. Georges with distress Signs. Syas
rudder fore Ind main boom gone and abandoned THE
ALLEN IN on issh ~ with
placed her second mate on board With orders to
ceed to wiimingtou.l
STEAMER TmALEs Br). Taylor. from New Orleans for Iv.
cpooi arrived Norfolk April II for coal On the
She the gales Of the 9th and 18th inst during
Suiwsrss and alter wheel carried away She ais
sustained other damages and lost ~ tons Of coal
CLYDE New q 4. AN SDT
perssssa compesi 20 ScMvc 70 for il hours on the 18th
on Cuba in smother sE gale overheard OF horses
had on deck.
sur AssAcuRADRUs Ger) ashore At Ocean View. in
good condition the 7.h ins. and the wreeke, expee:
NJ Norfolk i7,I with oS. petroleum.. and another
schooner was expected NJ Norfolk 18th with 3oo more
SNIP LIZ GRAND GUSTAV tBoIg. ashore At Lewes. Del.
WAS hove OF tow tcct night OF April Is
BARK ANNIE ELLIOTT. coal laden from Baltimore
April gale on the 18th the l.sh sprung
III, ad . III che The IN
usss ai,erward one ia. pemberton Of Liverpool r.
was washed overheard on the 18Th and drowned
BARK Para LUIGI dtai. as she lies wrecked at Nan.
ns; Ssss sold psSS . rs hull anchors
feet night OF April 10
BAnx osxxL ADEnxAks Ger. from pnren. Ga. April
3 81 10 So Crew saved ~ steamer New osans from
Tor fuller particulars)
BRIO MARY e DANA. OF Boston. 2i9. % tons register.
s on rating Al American Loyds has becn sold TO
ii Fabcns. private tcrms and will hereafter hall from
salem.
Ra,o MAcSus fsw, Eds,rom. from Pcrnambuco for New
York is ashore miles south OF BarnegAt Crew landed
safely she was lying easy and had not o'sed a. last Ae
counts.
Bnlc COVE. from sagua, q the Delaware Break
was washed and lost, and on the iih in heavy
icremast, with all attached.
BRrc HARVEY OF St Johns from Csnfuegos for Delaware
was SPOKEN April III on 0ape hsny %n loss
ss ss"s' WINS ''''''' ''' July ~ ' '''' ~
BAG Ancrlc ,Br, from New York tor Windsor rs; wa.
ashore on the Flushing Bay LII AM April ~. but
would try and &c, OF at nigh water
Bao ALlcnLr Foster from Caibarien for New YORK.
mt into Charleston yesterday 9th In eagy condition
scuus wALros and CANARY remained ashore ut Lewes,
Del, AN 18th. Position unchanged
sS SssL AZ. n.o S 'ro% H. dr.
lett the sh inst Had strong west wind until
oas s"s Ne then took Tho wind
on a sS when Is ss
ceedngy Ate o'clock that night the wind died out 20
vessel the and that TOR abou, four hours
Blowing gale almost Immediately continuing t.
IL aday Friday A. o'clock man,ag on
sea which threw the vessel on her beam
ends her salts appng ~ the wn.er: s.Use W p1%p
~. nscd. steve In the hatch below. letting u huge
vnIumc OF water into tho hold among the cargo.
Hooded the cabin. carried away the n,"insa. maingait
i"reboo started up bowspr washed every movable thing
,yo the DECK the including hve hogshehds 81
washed overheard the PROVISIONS partially shifted
The cargo The started 20 cut away the boats but
ALI after glance forward seeing that tho
vessel was right ordercd them TO the pumps where
,hev aborrd al day the In the cabin being also
sal ID ant Tho mate and OF the badly
Injured The captain lost all Of his charts. Instruments
C. aud himself ana officers lost NIL their cloth
! ing IL should have been stated that In the
as, ole the would lay 10
,n Wind there high and u was found
necessary 10 drug her. capt Hall found that the vessel
.v her last encounter with the gale, which, he says was
The sevrrcs he experienced was not In condition 70
,rar..d Of IIatteras aud determined TO make Tor WI
arriving "a Head light Monday evening NJ
o,cnck .he captain and all hands being completely cx
hsntci um their severe abors loss OF sleep, &C. The