The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tho OF the steamer Clyde. fron Havana has
thanks for favors
eountered heavy gale on SATURDAY night and carried
away her forward snokestack She into Norfolk Tues
New York ist inst teiesraphic
error)
ton, sailed IRON Newcastle T. Dec II. put hack
the 3ist In n disabled condition.
STEAMER MoLLIE GRAFT totally wrecked Pensacola
during The gallo night OF Dec -
SUR GOLDEN FLEECE. Norton. from New York for San
1 wsas to Ia 81 IS . sS
being heavy aS"rea sonseraby On D' the oih Oct e
countered severe gaze with tremendously hi sea run
az storm Only fury alter . hours snip SUI
s.sac.ass tho BUMPS. Tie is;~iss
bent forward and the mead OF the apparently twisted
Ice 4ssns very Ss~ps
Ss THk s. ali s and s
WAS p" possible WY Of occurring the panking Under fore
In hss as to the s pGps OF
ths ship off intending to go into Montevideo Lat $50
time was provdontiaiiy saved from total wrees" The
cargo will DO transhipped TO It's destination should
to WITH VIII mo
BARK NvEyA MArrEo dtaD. from Philadeiphia for New
ward OF railroad pier. The wrecking company will
ont her cargo OF grain soon weather iu0derates.
which put back to Hampton hoads Doe 20. icakng
this leak stopped.
BRIG ELLEN II MusnoE, at Philadelphia from London.
thu, she heavy weather during the
split sails. ana sustained some other slight damage
s mil . Mi 70, sn9
In the sand She Is nearly dry at low water Part Of her
fore reported dragged anchorn Hampton Roads on Sun
lsion with chr Jennie Rogers bound Savannah with
ct s s % +"
Up to Norfolk in Of water. aud Immediately commenced
at Now Point below Hatmsrs lies in an easy position and
ses.srd"y With lug and lighter '''''''
@ IS ssss
topmasss; also had hull damaged
sonn EIIxAnnr1 EDWARDS from New Orleans for prcvi.
gale. small part Of her bow remains beach Ten
miles west and n 81 the weft &c ms SrS s work Pick;
mn, msn the cotton ana 70 inc 0''''' '' snip
sLoor S1l1LxAs. Of Annsoolis, bound from Balti.
Point. The captain and a boy wore rescued
he SsS. sy s s asa aos
her mornings and was driven on large vr-
water.
css s.: s ;sss ~ sss:
and head passed this station a. An In OF
KEY WEST. Jan 2-Pus in. schr $ II crawford. Adsms.
She struck Quiges Rect but relieved the ASST st.
of wreckers Tho damage 10 unknown. She
towed In by o cutter.
Bark EnerRis tItaD. Cervcto. struck French Rcef
for Queenstown with Of wheat in bulk Win prob
ably be total os,
LOWELL Mass an 1.-The Merrimac md Concord rivers
completely cl0sed last night by ice the first time
this winter.
NORTH SYDNEY. Dec 2S-The three mated schr esss
Hoy which left port Wednesday st John NB
with a of coal andrwen ashore Mainadeu On
Thursday night before reported has since hoated
and il waiting to be towed around undergo re-
pairs hero.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 2-Schr Emily Curtis, before re.
ported Numbered, lies sunk of Leoge Light
PORTLAND Me- Jan 2-The Grand Trunk Railway has ar
ranged for fortnighty line Of hence to
GLASGOW. TO commences immediately; ivo steamers will
complete the service.
PLYMOUTH. Mass m 1.-The boat which this har-
Dor Sunday and rode out the gale to belong
Samuel Adams. Of Boston. She beached Monomet
for Boston. caught In tho gale into oute
harbor Saturday night and sunday inside the
beach. There with MI Adams and the
throughout the In small cuddy. being afraid
the wAarvss not being acquainted with
harbor They this forenoon, and will
Boston after getting provisions.
WILMINGTON, Jan lit yesterday that n
vessel ashore the beach of ropsa but hi ing
definite In reference to tho natter could be ascertaned
WASHINGTON DC. Jan 2-Thc Signal Service observer ct
Cane reports that the schr reported being
May the 3lst OF December she station
at o AN to-day IN tow of a tug bound in.
Popr CLEARANcEsThe following gives the foreign and
ciearances at tho port OF new York for the