The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Capt w Watson. OF the Cunard steamer Algeria. from
Liverpool and Capt voss OF tho steamer Les
sing Hamburg thanks for special meteoro-
logical made connection with tho HERALD
Weather Service
The purse Of tho steamer City Washington from s-
vana. has thanks for fAvors.
ASHORE Il Fort Waass arSor Cape Horn LAYS
tcegraphs the ship and can 10 rassa
There Is on cargo At San Francisco the
her n. -: from
sandy Hook TO Cape Clear in IA days.
BARK CoScoRpIA-A survey on the bark Concorala
er Olsen With sal. af yauS g.
broken below the hounds fore.opmast and
other :Hs ssdi, sS.iss split ali right shs
was ordered TO reht.
ua1rs reports rsS is Ia Is "a 4 lon is w ausas
heavy W gale Manning Ills. N 4. Isso ssa
his skull he died day and wa. buried - sea- From
nft stare badly March barometer as4i oSesy'eNesS
sn . 70 nna wS haS.a
sss sss ss sssnns
sss"%sd shss o'n lsr he trough
ls5 miles q Cape Cad had hard NV gale. da an
,as and sp sresail and was blown the
e. s % as s he aa
: n tine !. sd
this passage than before Having poor incomps.
sns .s% ~ sns iss nn
twelve could has been tho Whole cause OF In
jury TO sails and rig Ling.
sem La KsowLas Emery, which arrived at Para
ss % na on ma rM rass s
wheel and first mate standing on the tahraii behind.
heavy he. ms sss .n ne, c Little on tie oo
ess st Is h
JAWS parting tore sheet ana carrying away lors''pmas
three hard eyoi,hi"g but
able e save ns .an q NE
hsa sf is~ and only head
having sail started instinctvsl
With him spoke Of Tho wheel which he stu held in his
hand wen he d a~s s nR 4 tho ~" so% cn
shss III, % wnsa WOULD
ing tho night impossible retain
footing a,cA AID in the mons nd 7Lnsee. OF ice On
caf topsa down ana tent IN place o. mansa,I
sw"g ass e @
back stay twice ana orake cn.n plates n nnIas Duss
prevented work: FEB avy and light wind ves.e.
psrsa i and SGT ~ Old sop.s jb split ,ops.il
few hours: fss and . had wind. nc,s.s.
Capt says he never sspsrs,nsea; Fey Z fore rsS
fo.rsaiI wind being light but sea running high over;
head o. 1ma wns - . .s
that suspended: s.n entered port Of s.,pas
Sotn p into with A. tho cr,go was much
by salt would discharge 8t Para and sell
there which would compel the Aoanoonment OF the
design Of ascending the AmAAoa.
scun BOSTON, 81 81 old, OF Cotuit Port,
has bee sold t. Alfred Hall. Of hoston. Tor $500
ScHR G MosELEY. Mt Baltimore 10th from Cardenas,
reports nsavy lost DECK load
SLooP IDA 1907 tons, of Falmouth has been sold TO
John iii, OF Wilmington, Nc Tor sioo.
t;EoRsRrowN, DC. April 1.-TWO dredxes commenced
work yesterday the hannc and 1t win be completed
in about 70 days will be dug out 70 10 eet OF water
The canal opens Tomorrow
.IALrYAx Ms, April 10 Tho bark Wyre, which arrived
berg 30 miles cast OF the Newfoundland Banks
rsing sunken schr Santa Rosa but two schooners
were work yesterday who succeeded In moving tho
deoly in shore. where there is less tide
The scho for the alaska Commercial Company
launched yesterday from Captain Turner's
yard, Long Bridge.
DISASTERS ron rEnRUARY-The direction Of the Burcau
vcritas has published the following statistics Of
sells reported lost-2s American. - English. II
srsasS rsss Danish, soaas Swedish Me-
asaeusn DUTCH OF which the nationality Is unknown.
Total ls In this number ars included vessels reported
I,rszisu swedish, OF which the nationality Is
known Total 49, In this number is included steamer
ed missing.
PEI Murchison sailed from York Feb for Queens
town. with 5000 bushels barley and has not since been
heard from
ven a. are building brig Of nbou, tons 81 Madison
CT khs will DO completed this summer.
LAuScnvp-At Newburyport April 8 the new schooner
recently built BY wilism Mckay She DO called tho
Minerva. commanded by Captain Charles Thurow, and
! engage in the lobster catch
Al kennebunkport. Ne: Charles Ward launched =
launch OF 45 the sth Work Ii about TO bc
commenced u schooner Of 600 tons.