The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09

fhuown Win oss OF SAILS, dc. Is oouno 70 Dos'os'o
scms rLonrscEi LocKwoop 81 John from GsorrsCSxn.
urday She had peen in The bsv during the neayy weather
Of previous gay and lost her boat ayingiiC oressy-
bitten One man Sas Injured a@ By BY falling from
Sem LOUISA LocKwoop St John. from Georsssown pc.
anchor and As iathoms chain jib and foregan.
scHR EsEncY has been sold at Honolulu for $1,000 and
has gone under the Hawaiian flag.
ton at vineyard nven 9TH port since Dec 26 had con
which filed cabin with water and started after hatch
Sem GsoEcx Hitch Murphy from $. Pierre Mart,
gale lost two foresails and jib
cns GAsss JH1ssos from Mssan.is for n BC:
foregan split mainsail and hyingjIb.
senn EUGENE McMllLAs Of s. Johns NJ vas stranded
got OF in few days
Charleston. lost boat split mansai and stove bulwarks
YAyL Boar IS iees long and "a fee, vide bull, by
ise.' driisod ashore AM an At Great Neck. LII
Tue rnssAe9LA GAzsrrS Of Ian 3 gives tho following
ss g sis
graph) :-On Friday. Dec 2s there much wind aud
until ssyh
that quarter There was not much damage done ashore
but the loss was heavy the bay q the fleet In harbor
mOoIings VIZ The Aorwesian ship naldcn oSs tons
i2oi TONS and the Norwegian ship Nordens Drowning
io!s tons All other vessels Dragged as, snclors
cEain according to harbor regulations fouing
against the wharves which they we're fast and ~ers
badly injured as we're the wharves also Scarcely
IS needless pntieul.rse small items Of injury.
among the aeet finally going ashore
and Marv Lee. Before going ashore, however. the
s1 them
bark Julia sna carried s away nsT MAIN
buwark and had boats stove Tho Julia Enessine oged
The British bark Brtanns; 57s tons, drilled the
ne ' Ksy s and s
hamper the scho.ns down on her decks
The Britannia is not heavily damaged
on h Ssss 'sS ns aS
hs latter and sGve seI
rigging aud counter Of tho latter The Liza chaed
bawarks top Her piankshsar and channel
VIII he sp. 10 IL schooner ITO TONS of Georgetown
PEI fouea at psrdidS wharf and carried away her bow
Norwsrian bark ostsrsa, tons driven away MP
''H Ss scsoens' IF tons aseSsrsns gu
aro was orysn ashore near MassosSe wharf
and hull. v.,u. .,.. .,,
foued on Muscogss Railroad wharf she
3 IN 81 S nss s
Tounrt engineers Mcssrs EppnE Bars Co. and estate
Of Stokes.
KnY WEST, Jan 7.Brig Zephyr Nor), schwartng, from
Mobils With rssio for apoars has been totally wrecked
near Blnlni (bunAmuS) fnrt OF crow saved
ORLEANS. Jan 7-F,ur bodies found on Nauset
Beach this morning which supposed to be of
the Of the scr Babcock Tho bodies those
tall of middle and negroes,
fifty and the other forty of There
nothing found identity them except that in the poke
Of ofthe white was found small pocketbook and
receipt rcgstc letter No. 7O mailed at Jersey City,
Dec IL 1877. by james Wilson, addressed TO Mrs Mary
Wilson, Port Republic, NJ
PRoyINCErowN, Jan IA body from the Ill fated cr
Addie + Avery. which Is the undertakers office
has recognized by Capt 81 john Of tho Louisa
spoke with the before the Storm
Thompson, the captains brother.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Jan 6-schr Ckas II Higgins parted
one chain In this harbor in the gale OF Jau T.
Schr Warren Sawyer will remain at this port to procure
. wiEdlass.
LAuNcnED-schr Sallie Harper launched ct Mil.
ford, Del, Jan D.