The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We are indebted the purscr steamer Had for his
usual prompt delivery of our dispatches
STEAMER ARIZONA, of the Williams h Guion line Of
and o New S saS, %
o hold Her gross ,opssSo Is S9 tons, and her Ssad
sS
s;er ballast The s. Ar y" . has ionn decks with
upper deck tho entrances to the cabins and
the whole length Of the ship In this vessel quite now
city has been introduced g the The first
Of the ship while the and third cabin passengers
arc two tunnels one for each set Of boilers: and
the has rssS Sa the
FIVE H.. hatsnwsys to the he, hold ,. snd in
n"rss per r. ton In addition
IL required b. fitted to accommodate from 800 to 900
s"shcaas should any two the
still be perfectly seaworthy.
h.'Sss q and Si:sssdsa The ;sss .Ss
hours and eSr OF rr she was gotten
sIp YOSEMITE Saunders from Seattle via Port Town.
sna a. San March ~ m"re
As Is 4, lon I2e SO w in hurricane. lost sails
gaTx rSrr n p,a from New York FOR
with sprung and loss Of sails Would discharge
BARK ADMIRAL Nor. ashore at False Cape is reported
20 day as lying In bad condition Tho wreckers have
turned.
BARK L,ra W sol tons built at Granville Ms in 1870.
now Mt this port has been sold for csOo
BAG ArsA 5 from VIII T. NC for Newcastle
has been surveyed and estimates for repairs The
ones sent in We're insufficient and new esti.
Br'e rsssry Trcsrn from Masnnss. before reported
dcphia yesterday evening
BnIc fLcnA Orr. from Matannas AZ. Delaware Break:
shifted cargo
Sem Lrcr NAY which ashore Thursday in going
mp TO Newburyport. came of and In very short time
stuck fast again very near her previous position
scltR JAMES PARKER. ss 100 tons tof Harwich ut
New r"r which ~ csr I
| In iS77, TO be continued In the coasting business.
cm & Thomas c% %l ncsn fol M:csqc c. With
the steamer loft survey had not been held.
Epcsn.cws March so.-Sshr Alfred Keese nendesson,
today. hut came on without assistance and sailed No
Gnorcrsrrn Mass. March ,iNews has been received Of
sehr II reyc At Halifax from Western Banks with loss
s" AZ" fs1. Il 81 was
March By the eap.sins OF dory Ano,hcr named John
Of the dory In an inscnsibie condition
My Msssn %, q. ,s. Ms"SC Pre-
taking ON her cargo which had been discharged
bargcs
ocrAS Br,cn NJ. March 22-The stir northeast wind
and heavy have prevented the wreckng
bark iIomcwaTd Bound The bark is rolling hea viiy and
sS% BE- dome sHyns ;n her "n the wind
ward and Is between the bar and beach IN the ndercw.
aud the crew with chropomctcrs baggage &C. left here
| by train to-day for New York.
RocKLANp Ne, March 2O-Schr n q Bird Bunker while
hauling In to the North Marine Railway Wharf yesterday
moysns "a. INTO the coal she'd shocking hole in tho
Schr Ataanta Bradbury has received extensive repairs
aud received sails and anchors She will be
oughiy recalkod. after which she will load limo for
Boston.
SAN Fa.Scrsco March IThe steamer Mary Garratt ran
into tho schr Martinez the 18th inst while the latter
lying Eureka dock and the bowsp Of the
| carried away and her mainboom sprung.
Tho ship Pharos into Hunters Point dry dock
Thursday and cxamna Of the showed that
about 81 fee Of the keel will have to be taken out Is
split badly that continual leak is the
Work has already been commenced and II will be
with all possible despatch TO enable the ship fulfil bcr
| New York charter.
VINEYARD nAyry, March 2i-Dyers hays examined the
bottom of schr Freddie j. Porter from obokcn for Bos
before reported and discovered leak Of any
She will proceed TO destination after slight repairs
| 10 her ruddcr.
LsuScn--Bah March 2Q-Thc schr Kate Fioronce just
completed by Thomas Iagan for Mr. Baker OF Hnr.
wic Mass will he launched next Saturday. weather
hitting The schooner Is 81 IsO tons burden aud will
gage in mackcrcl fishing In the months and
south uiter ,durag the xintas She " y pc cou.