The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The purser City of Vera Crus from Havana
will please accept thanks for attentions

The purser City of Vera Crus, from Havana,
will please accept thanks for attentions
STEAMER PENNSYLVANIA, q PhlsdslDhis from LIVER;
SSssso% she wreck which proved
from hoo so ss ss. s % two ssp
s .s ss Sss svsn asa Sss in
long.
% Roger. t,.Y Hull at Bs't ton
s@rred Whereby xndrSw an sSi native
norway lis BY the main boom failing h%
carried while he was 1vstnannS the pS. ops,sss
standing Immediately beneath It.
IvASuos tBr, from Melbourne for San Francisco,
Sept ssaS e: ss 1885, mas boon n'Asa on 'D0 A''''a ''
Tux BRrrIsH sHP Of about Nov of Sable
and had lost her the deck fore
and rnxxen masts were apparently all right
@ s.TSs s. s
which struck by two heavy carrying away the
sopna wsS i. the y. and Ssar with the
exception Of the main and sSps. Yards and
forehous and galley and broke hatch The water got
ably. One seaman had u leg broken and another
"a Ta s nn
She was dschargng the l2sh tor repairs.
BARK Harry BAILEY lBr from Bordsaux for Batimors,
ashore in Bay got Oh
NELLIE wsn. from Yer. o,n. Vi. TnsH.a for New
Was towed to New Orleans for repairs.
BRIG EcLIrrIc tBD from $: Johns, NJ Cor North sgd
and would probably become a total wreck
ScuR SALVADOR (Br) from Prince Edwards Island for
New York. before reported lost headgear and
the collision aud put into Canso. Nov H..
scnR EnxRALp. before reported ashore at Canso
doated Nov IL recovering her anchors would
10 Georgetown without repairs. b.
ScHR EDWARD WEBSTER, fisherman before reported as
ashore of and taken into Halifax Ms sailed from
lntter port Nov H.
scMn IspIAsoIA. Bloom at Oaibsren DC. Is from Pas
cagoula storm and had throw
overheard about 5000 feet lumber of deckload
FAxA Br) before reported ashore ut Canso,
got of Nov H. and would to Hawkesbury for repairs
scIT MeDosALD. from rsnsaeol. 5, at New Haven
during heavy NE gale lost mantopmast split jib aud
foresai.
TUcBoAr LEVY. with barges Chase and Freeman in
street East River IL IN th collided with the scir
Harris loaded with brick carrying of the Free
mans stsnchons and damaging some boxes of freight
The schooner, which was about to como to anchor
lights until the collision inevitable.
schooner's damages were slight
The Coast Wrecking Co.'S steamer despatched from Now
York search for the sunken Champion
turned having been unable to find the wreck.
The Coast Wrecking Co work upon the sunken
steamer Falcon, from Baltimore for Charleston saving
cargo.
BALrnoRx, Nov PA libel filed to-day in the United
States District Court by the Of the Falcon
claiming $4,000 from the of the schooner Tryon
for sinking the the night Of the 9Th inst
Sr JOHN. NIB. Nov 12-Tne wood boat Julia s. Captain
lumber. caught in gale Nov B. in which she lost
small and damaged her sale. She has been towed
into Tenants Harb0r, Ne.
Tho Emma G. before reported ashore BAkeris Island
will be towed here for repairs.
OvERpuE-Steamer Joseph Pease CBr), Parkmsn which
sailed fro New York Oct for Marseles has
at dcstin alton.
Steamer Telford (Br) Wilson, which sailed from Now
York Oct for Antwerp has not arrived At destination