The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER NEwBEnS OF the Old Dominion Steamship Co.
before Aao s % s
the night Of the 18th inst while In Pamco sound during
spirits Of tupentne and badly injured tho remainder Of
ON one Gull Rock where She remained for days alter when
she succeeded In getting OF and proceeded TO Norfolk where
time.
ssp BLACK EAGLE, from Puget Sound for caao before
Hughes her ana both vessel and cargo are said 10
o fully San m from I
hiti on the bark j W Sewer
bark NAyKsISx, from Hamburg which arrived Goth. re-
an unknown vessel which broke jitboom steve In five
away anchor and fa,hos Of chain and did other
the oil the vessel or damage she received
Sem EscuASraEss from savannah. which arrived nah.
Sys n.a %s wea,he ase when Il became very misty
With wind from sE with heavy rain I9anees ana gh,nng
gale ' from NM ME- lastns u hours during which
SaSx 70 yh ",s 80
rather violent gale commencing 81 and hauling 70 the
backed to and blew almost hurrcan with Of
tier lad hsd with and galley oresa,s
flooded bnlwarks washed away and water casks and every
oer on 10 sn the
greatly and making nS .a ON q snS rnS S sss
port IS we had 70 mems soa a. Asr rum
Frying Pan Lrhtshp the wilma died and shifted wv
va ,s yss as sAss sas c Who
niied as with some bread and furnace and
for winch desire 10 thank him The remainder .. the
passage attended with variable winds. rain and thick
Tor APRIL H. 6 "a lon 75 spoke fishing schr Moses
Adams. OF Gloucester all wcli wished 10 90 reported
Sem Ansr-Capt Adams, OF schr Abbie before reported
and a.sn ~ 81 n. is
cargo hhds Is bbs and tcrces of moasses bound
days the 10Th ns, encountered heavy gale from
81 veeeing Me- which carried jib frurchead and
casks on the ith al midnight the weather oder
sSsss Steadily %ns" un Fs G'e
reeisd aud mansas and aterward took n foresn
and jb and under foresai At VI Of the same
day wore the snip 10 oree sshSs wn water ana h !" w s,
/ shifted INV. carrying away foresai At 4
PM shipped heavy sea which stove forward house and
s.ps Constantly s'' ~"s Anor or tie
18th the schooner continually shipping heavy seas
which half fea the after cabin and carried vawlboa
and companion and all windows On the 18Th
sighted steamer and hoistcd signal OF distress but
took and held to her That night. ut ~
O'Clock the went out Of her the mainoom smashing
in sKyght and the foremost head striking the largo
| Al daylight again hoisted signal Oh the boat ;
| mast. all elsc being carried away, and NJ noon
| them which proved TO be the schr pchi, o. saco Me
Captain Samuel Emerson. Then Launched the boat aud
much culty and DANCER succeeded IN reaching the
Delhi. when they taken board and treated with
every Kindness by Capnin Emerson The Abbie WAS sts
IN sinking condition lat 3 20 and Ion 40 30 W. with
! tain Adams will pny oil his at Wilmington, aud will
| then leave for his home ut Yarmouth. Me-
Srup Ella Hatch, Belfast for Beaufort before re
ported ~ ~ ~ % s nar nnn
IL nthoms Of water encountered severe gaze from ESf
during which carried away Mninboo ma the deck Sweep
the head OF the Foremost then put the vesse
before the wind about nm hour alter the ruddo'
broke then managed to bend piece Of b 70 Keep the