The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CUR STREAM. Crowell. which left Charleston
18th inst for New York. returned to Charleston night Of
4th having her dsckload and sustained damage
to her upper works. but her hull uninugcd Capt Crowe
reports tho gale the heaviest he has ever known.
STEAMER VIRGINIA. Huntlcy At Charleston April ~
Philadelphia reports'-On Monday, 9th about AN dur.
he Ss painted white S.i.si ;Ss
such violent STORM the waves at times mounting high
could be plainly discerned would
suddenly disappear
STEAMER FALCON. Kirby. at Charleston April IL from
ers ashore Chiccamic mice % miles of aeras and
up much broken The wind the day before had blow
Ing gale Me- and In supposed they lost
their deckloads and been driven ashore by the gale
STEAMER HERMAN I.IvIsGsroS. at Savannah 18th from
New encountered the late gale on Cape Lookout
smrp syB s7o tons built Msdford 1851 has been
sold on private terms.
smr BLUE JACKET Percivs from San Francisco for New
York previously reported rcloadng at Rio Janero
would be ready for about ten days from that
suIp GRASDxE. shilabsr from New York, Melbourne
Feb ~ coded with an iceberg in lat - IS 8 and Ion
The ship nude and after short delay repair
damages resumed her voyage to complete repairs Mel
bourne.
BARK EpwARp AInRo, se4 tons. bull. at Pcsou. Ms in
1884 has been sold to parties In this city, Tor
account, ON private tcrms
BARK W q PAnKK. Of San Francisco, ien Port Gamble
S As OR
be put down as among the missing This vessel
F'ans,seo Away: considered asood
vessel aud er ak"s ss re &
companies OF San Francisco OF S22UD Capt
many years on the Cahorns coast and probably lost
with his entire crew.
BRIG MATILDA, Haynes from Perth Amboy for Portland
put sssm April IL leaking badly, having struck tho
londoncr
which nut into sarbados prior to March % WAS
in gale and arrived under urymasis Her repairs would
scHR Lover PEACOCK from San Francisco condemned at
Auckland has been sold 10 colonial owners repaired and
sem CLARA BERGEN, from Savannah for Now York.
put Charleston i5,h inst with loss Of sails boat and
provisions and otherwise damaged
Sem GRO CuuRcnx,S. nom Union Island for rhllade-
boat aud four feet OF water Ia her hoi.
scua ARTHUR, Day. from Georgetown. Sc for Philade
pha put into savannah 10th having lost sails boat bull
deckIoad and part Of her main In the hurricane
OF the 18th and i4h inst.
scna WV II THonNDIKg. Cushman, from satiiIa River
Tor pn an ARr "a ann as
cain weather until sunday sih. when experienced strong
reefsd sails during this time the gale having Increased
Monday blow continued and ut Pm the wind changed
NV. accompanied by thunder lightning and rain Kept
with terrific sea- hall at psi found leak in
So,h pumps were completely exhausted at Az Wednes
day Thought Il advisable to bear Tor Charleston the
Se ,"a ~ WI By 80 miles distant" "S ' e''' '"
Fiveeghths OF schr Corncla, Of MabIehead l4s TONS
Captain Jabex Lyon. Of Nyantick NY at the rate
command Captain Lyon late Of sloop North America
BALTIMORE, April 14-Steamer Geo Appold reports that
when she passed the apparently abandoned schr Mary
Mankn boat supposed 10 belong to her. lying asern
OF bark mile 10 leeward A heavy EsE gale was
blowing at the time.
SAN Francisco, April s-Thc ship Frank Jones is nearly
stripped OF her and rigging. There some
poets OF her being gotten on the beach.
ouIcK PAssAGs-Bark Elm,randa. Capt Lanpher. made
the passage from New York 10 Dunedin, NJ, in ~ days
She the Equator ~ days from New iork and the
meridian of Cape Horn Ia 30 days
LAuNcHKD-At South Bristol 7th inst, from tho yard OF
Az damage. line clipper schooner OF about .! tons
Intended fishing business and owned BY parties In
Portland.
sHipDuLpISG-At East Boston, Mr. Justin Tayor's two
ships OF each partly pauked and ceilcd u
tho lower deck. Mesrs. Campbell BROOKS ship of l0U