The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We indebted to the purser Of steamer Clyce from
Havana. for favors.
York o. rn 1s.4
eynde sI when $ msiss 81 Of Cap.
H1aG a ns II Of
BY City q Montreal while her voyage from
lat 40 - TO- IS believed to have been tho bark ekn
The owner Of the Pskin Is satisfied that il
I. Island At
tcrday in tow Of tug North America.
saS Was killed. ''Am'" 'A0""' o'' '' run
FILA Anna Elem wa: the ye.s. I, whlsS
Crest ODD from New York for Ansysrp and w,r ro trans.
for New York whsra hey arrived the 18th the
Which WIRE s, !. thai s@rs
md n a I'm on
thus CORRECTION in jastcs to Capt Bsiimer.
WIN cs. Of sSsr Wm 5usys:
the S,owny the MTss Of that
wind being abe i'd we there until the 1885, when
y!
int
me weather looked One with Ugh; breeze from the
d.y it quite sSisE WIN hesvysss raaai%y XsPM
MespseH bsss by .h time tho Wind
the sddihwsrd and the weather looked threatening Tho
10 hs1i - as s
rn We
we alright. the Of tho harbor the land
Ssn ss Tho the .ns 5
0% s ' tho ssR nsa S
therefore chung to the rigging 70 save our lives posi-
while the lamps tho cabin upset setting tbs
us pumnr Il time she bent her bottom out
and Sd ynsh tho
which in haruor BY They came on the blum
90 to but
her deck with floating aionssids dred toward
made our escape The shsrmsn threw us hauled
was to be seen.
scHnJ JESSE WILLIAMSON, from South Apeoy for Boston
and will Immediately reload her CARO-.
ScHR II CRAWFORD. from New Orleans for Providence.
afas in Materss inlet will start tor h with
mits.
scHR CAR. scuunz nsherman,, Merhse. master. wa.
sbou. ls mics Sw oy from Race Point, Cape Cod in
topmast. she was toved safely into GioIess.e1 tn:
s1u lost her S 1s G :nS Banks and
scHn ROBERT KNIGHT. Of Baltimore. is ashore in tho
Ycocomco River. high and dry and will havo TO DO dug
out
from Key West, lost jiSssay and broke ruddcr
S ..i r & @
take She has A. ana vl not 1' READY
AsnunY PARK, NJ. Feb IL Tho schr Thomas @ Smith
is in the position II supposed last night that
the rice total loss but it has all been
and New YorS. being but little damaged The
msnder Of the cargo In coed conocn and neng IN.
is thougEt III, will impossible get her on
they find she Is badly damaged
BATH Me- Fob lI-Three thirty seconds Of ship Alexan
dria 251 TONS sold here auction to-day to John
Mari for 81 $50 Of schr Kato MITCHELL liz TONS Will.
lam Hunt 1915; 64 Of schr Sullivan SAwln. 675 tons,
to II Huse $500.
CRANBERRY IsLKs Me. Feb 1.-The gale of Jan 10 was
very severe Schr Neptune lying at the wharf
driven up xbutmcnts and badly used The
ext day. Schrs l. Rogers L. Foster, Annie LOWS.
and Annie Sargcant in the creek. coded and sustained
damage.
GALVESTON Feb 9-Schr Elizabeth (Ol tons bur-
den). Capt Bulolo, went ashore at two O'Clock
Wednesdaj morning, about 16 miles down the
sams to anchor but drited up this way losing her
anchors The and were saved, and will prvb
bly, save cargo. The Flora s. hats down to tho
cargo which consists Of 900 punches OF bananar
PORTLAND Feb l1-Schr frank Skillings ashore
the Cape Saturday morning, but was gotten of
Scbr Emma shanks (Brj aifax for Sc John NIB
temporary repairs and obtssn now sails here ana
Schr Carrie from Philadelphia for st John, NIB, which
mt In 4th has repaired AMI is ready to proceed
The tugboat Uncle sam sunk the hsrbor Sunday
morning her way Cape to have her machinery
taken out,
FRANCISCO, Feb 5-Tho British ship Martin Scott
WAS towcd ashore in Columbia River recently
Tie British ship Mcpomene cleared from Astoria Jan
for Great Britain the British snip iii cleared tho
sth Both still ct Astoria waiting TOT chance TO get
the bar.