The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser Of steamer City of Washington. from Ha
vana will please accept thanks for continued favors
SHIP MALTA CBr, from Cardiff Delaware Breskwater
to bail with buckets 5000
SHIP QUEEN AUSTRALIA tBLS, Reid; from London for
s which gs nse FsysI Sos sssy ns:
her back to Liverpool
BARK TaAsA 9aD Ens6srn, from Nys:d fol BsI.i-
repaired sailed for destination Nov s.
Barn ANY EllzAnsTa Pnslsn from New YORK at H..
suphuric acid.
BARK Wilson, from Boston for Wellington NJ,
that port and resumed her She was obliged how
No been held TO a.
BARK FANNY LEWIS Br) from Port Caledonia for Port
ian out oa OF Of Ssr ssr
panks and bore North sydney harbor for repairs
go % S all Nov ~ S
Sophia Ger, from Bremen, At Southwest Pass Nov H.
... NOV & At ~S oa s.
ship WILDWOOD just in from with cargo Of iron orc
men to work in the and .Sok @ "ar out OF
ScHR Constance. with fruit from Rustan, before re-
has been abandoned
went ashore on Watch Hill Reef. near New London. PM
Iy sas lies sass O w s vs "a
SAYS she got OH leaking anu was towed
ScHR GREYHOUND (asherman) went ashore at Newbury-
port beach Nov 18th is complete wreck. Loss,
with fish, for st Cuba stranded Turks Island
sS to- S
sn al
ghtened she hoated and was anchored The next morn
a as hsy s1osnd won't
protests against the OF the government agent.
scHR GEORGE HATCH Murphy at Havana Nov 8 from
lost part load consisting Of
scnR JAMES FoED from Bslt%1re for Hoboksn before
dion %hs ss arrived Sofo con-
scHR ELIZA ANNIE (Br) sioggett. from Plymouth, E
i ssIs - Tor S4''"0''' put '''' '0nn' NOV 10
scnR ALICE DEAN, Watts at Portland 18th, had main
aaS with
scaR Bos Walsh from Portland for Thomaston with
corn, has boon ashore and damaged cargo.
seon of Minot's Lodge yesterday afternoon disabled
condition with her main boom carried away, bbcom
signal q distress Tying She into tho
dered running very high there is doubt
that all hands persisted
BoorHsAY. Ne. Nov Is-sehr Waterman cof BslfasD.
ashore this morning at Hypecrtes of Boothbay and will
Another vessel name unknown: loaded with paving
noon n"%s and now lies ashore at Mouse Island
BATH. Nov l7-sehr Sarah Wright. from Boston for
$ SUNDAY
of BY the tug and brought As far Is
Wlnuekence,
GLouCKsrER, Nov lS-Schr Oliver Eldrdge. Scott, of
this the schr Favorte Capt Eldridge
of New haven. CT of Boone Island Me, breaking the
manboom Of the former and otherwise nurng her the
of $780, The schooner returned to this for
repairs.
LuBEc Nov l4-Schr Judge Low. Smith, from Dsnnvs
Vile for Boston, carried head OF foremast when
about one mile Of Quoddy Head. and whom last
was making for Cutler under msinsal.
SOUTH ST GEoRGx, Ne. Nov l5-Schr Abby Weld bound
eastward while making this harbor tho Of the l4h
ashore the Lobster Rock In the harbOr On the
flood tide the vessel came on without damage
-Rark On tonao Of nj
from Barrow March Is to Swan River (W not having
heard Of since her departure has been given
lost.
Bark Tatay (of Portlsud) Pettis from Patagonia via
Moutevideo Falmouth IL about 40 days and
for her safety She Is stsunch
vessel OF built in 1857 and belongs 80 the Lewis
line of South American packets.
Tho reported arrival of schr Alice Curtis from Balti
more. 1t Alexandra Nov Is She sailed
Nov /, and fears entertained for her safety.
,,LAuNcHEp-Schf A LAmson launched Nov Is from
the shpyard Of John RUSSELL at Leesburg, NJ Her di
l22 feet keel 33 feet beam. 9 feet lower
hold feet between docks She will be con'mxnded By
Cant CornelQs Smith.