The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 7, 1877.

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ARRIVED.
Schooner Amelia G. Ireland, Townsend, New
York, g,,ano. Richmond and Danvillo Railroad.
Schooner Jacob Birdsall, Blake, New York. salt.
Schooner G. =. sinnickson, Blizzard, Philadelphia
COAL s. III. Iawcs
Schooner Bengal Crccdlnore. Alexandria, grain.
Schooner A. Robinson, Adams, baltimore: scrap
iron.
Brig james Miller, Parker, Rio JancIo, 500
barrels -four, Dunlop McCance.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mall mel chandSe, anu passengers, II. H.
schooner George L. Eowloin. Phillips, Baiti-
more. railroad-ticS, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Eddie, Palmer, Washington, coal, Cur
It's 6 Parker. ,
delphia. granite, Curtis s. Parker.
E.. it.ts. MEMoRANDA
Schooner Julius Webb. Gnrgcn, from Richmond
for Newburg, at New York November 6th. - :,
Squire, Crowel, from Richmond, at Boston NoVcm'
Der 5th.
Goodman. Colbourn, from Richmond, at Philadel-
phia November 5th.
Schooners Casper Her:, Phillips. and F. 2: Dyer,
Sheppard from james river, at Philadelphia No
MISCELLANY.
The Old Dominion Steamship Company have
Bay. She viii run between Franklin City and Chin
colleague Island and to other points along the coast.
James fondsr t Of sos p
he ' TSnRessee Of Vinai Haven, FsDury from
Portland for Richmond. Va, with q cargo or pas-
ter collided of Squash Meadow Shoal this MORN
ing. The former had bad hole stove In her star
bonrd-bow, her top-gallant forecast e lifted up,
mainsail-tOp tmbcrs aud jibbOom broken, and head
gear carried away. The Tennessee was also struck
on her starboardbow; her foretopmast several top
timbcrs one chair-pate, anchor-s.ock, and dayits
were broken; foresal badly torn, rigging-startsd,
bont-stove. and she considerably chaied. The
James Ponder Will proceed 10 New Bediord Tor re-
pairs, aud tile Tennessee VIII repair at ths port.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK. November 7.-Arrived: Cornwall,
Egypt, Frisian Arrived out IIindoo, Porinlsole,
Marceo, Henrik, Ibsen, Lcvant, Hermon. Home
ward bound kronnewitZ. for Wilmington; Re-
yoving Light, Matilda. Tybee; James A. Wright,
Southwest Pass Northern Queen, Charleston by
paiia, Tybee: Algiers. New Orleans.
at Tybee Island, Ga reports that heavy northeast
gale has prevailed since yesterday afternoon. Inc
Spanish bark Mercedes was dragged half mllP
The British bark Ellen Holt IL broadside on the
beach. No assistance yet. The WIND ~ blowing
thirty-sx miles northeast.
The observer ut Barnega Inlet, N j., reports that
Yesterday shortly after noon vessel supposed 10 DC
steamer was three miles of shore on her beam
About 2 r. b. she disappeared and Is supposed 10
have sunk. Three men were observed cnuging 10
the rigging apparently. No effort was made 10 save
them. No traces OF the vessel since has been scen
This occurred about four miles south OF this sta
ton.
DISASTER.
LONDON November 1.-THE bark Grecan, from
Baltimore, which arrived ut Queenstown tO-day, re-
ports having experienced hurricane She ~ ieass'
and lost her bulwarks.
The bark Mary Lawton, from Baltimore for Lon
doudcrry, arrived at Queenstown with loss OF salis
and is short of provisions.