The New York herald., 1877-01-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY

pay got on about noon yesterday ana 10 sea-
SHIP PLEApEs from New Orleans Havre. which went
ashore Dec 20 on the during dense
Is on un ny sfr e & taken ns Kew
She WAS to proceed on her voyage without delay.
Srss sSn. sy em MSsa aSsa c ss s
northwest Of the Irish coastshe picked Galway dsns
s 1 % ne ssy ali aye %
course think h.t they are lost Captain Olsen turned them
sent home.
BRIG ~ KrEBy. from New York. which arrived at VIII
vessel To- make some water but without damage to Cargo
far rs known before dischargng On the 3oth Dec in
and Go fathoms Of chain.
BRIG MAnrMA BERRY Berry from Malaga for New York.
has put into st Thomas with loss OF rudder and sails.
scHR Cora Eta Pendletcn at Savannah Dec 20 from
Boston had heavy gales and weather during the
which carried away boat one davit and split sails
scnE BnEAnELnLASx lsr,: from Cascu%psc; PEI. for
with mainn'ast sprung and leaking
sen. FACTOR from Staten Island for New Haven before
He scrap ron) will saved and New Ha
scnR JESSIE SMITH, ashore at Lewes; Del remains
tight
scHn GENERAL PALMER. Mayhem, which left Cedarville
Bay NJ about weeks has not snc been heard
scnR LITTLE LApIE which ashore at scarboro Me-
Is high and dry on the beach.
PILOT Boar KNIGHT No 2. of Philadepha, came to
IN e"~y %NW ae oHn Hs an
consequence Of the ice in Delaware River.
A black buoy. numbered 2. drhed ashore the
East Chop OF Vineyard Haven some days SINCE
The Five Fathom Lighshp is Woods Hole. awaiting
the arrival Of US steamer to tow her to her station OF the
Capes of Delaware.
large fleet Of fumberloaded coasters went out Of Port
land ana haroors Jan and Il is feared some Of
Bay Monday night when the storm set in.
The TEX sss s hsr
assist vessels in distress and tow them Boston
should they require T. she has gone TO the assistance Of
BALTIMORE, Jan 5-The ice blockade Of this port
% tr % any S time this %"t"
the day On THURSDAY morning before the opened
finally ucceeded The iceboat Maryland broke track
Point pier afterwards going down the river Three United
boats followed tho he, ice &C. boat also tow Z"
all the down and open water below Thomas Point
could be seen.
CAMDEN. Me- Jan 5-The Postmaster at Georgetown. Me-
that an to and
Gareeon "f Camden which left here before the gale last
all OF whom Sre
bound
on 5 :; a % III s
HALIFAX, Ms. Jan a-The steamer George Washington
arrived here to-day from St Johns NJ and having
heavy her us 81 and
sshr Sl panei sunhsm
JAcKsoNyfLLE. Jan THE schr Mary J Russell. from
New York. loaded with railroad iron. ashore
In the Saturday. but gotten oil and
to the city uninjureu
NEWPORT RI, Jan 5-Thc captain of revenue steamer
sam says he to haul of schr Sarah Frost
r) Demarara for Boston, before reported ashore
Middle Ground.
WARREN RI. Jan "a schooner or Fopasquash Point.
sr as Of as
for Seymour Brothers. She has been four the
from Baltimore IL days OF which she spent in
Hampton Roads He, passage ha, been unpleasant
mile good deal OF anxiety has been felt in view of the
length Of her trip and the severe storms which have inter
vened
without the nd OF steamers to make and keep It
OvERpuE-Bark Everett Grey (of Yarmouth). Loring,
cleared Boston Oct 20 for Gouceste f. with
graf and has been heard from since leaving
Other vessels which left about the time ado the
30 days. the wessher being favorable to
The clipper bark Stonewa Jackson Capt Arbecam which
sailed from New York July tor Yokohama, Japan. to
Dec arrived in consequence OF which
by Mr. Daniel Kelly Of st Boston, nnd commanded
by his law who has his wife with him. Her passage
is but she ought not 20 be considered out Of time in
six months for she have been becamed She
spoken Aug in lat Is s. Ion II w. which showed
that she had made fair progress.
Schr Starlight (of Boston, Capt Levi JONES' of 81
10 with cargo Of lumber for Damarscots. Me. has not
since been heard from Schr Annie Jones. Capt Robert
Jones brother Of Capt j. OF the Starlight left Bruns-
wick for New York the same day and was abandoned
gale. The 10 register and built ut Waldo
boro in 1866
anxiety felt to the whereabouts OF the
Richard Rhodes which sailed from Alexandria for
She sailed from Hampton Roads on the 10th OF the
month, and has not since been heard from