The New York herald., 1879-11-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER ICELAND (seg). from Philadelphia for Ant
aoated AN Nov 81 and proceeded down the river
STEAMER wM CRANE. in leaving Providence for Balt-
Of the cSsnne Fox but got Of
two o'clock same afternoon and proceeded.
STEAMER BALTIMORE tBr) Rowles from Baltimore Nov Is
with signals communcasing Put back decks swept
@KeS" lS1''' e''A'''' p''''''' '"''' '' 'A' worn
BARK SALLY. from Pensacola for Havana. which
30 wsterlogged with main and miszen mast fore;opmast
the rigging. boats crew was sent on board by the
steamer Foscoia r, from St Thomas, at Now Orleans
BARK AMYxos Nor) from New York. burned at Norden.
namm. had on board all her inward cargo.
BARK TArAY Pettis from Patagonia Falmouth. be-
fore reported overdue arrived at destination Nov TO-
BRIG SEA SIDE Br McDonald from Cienfuegos for Bos
sugar % She sprung leak Nov TO- and bore away Tor Key
She boarded BY pilot bOa. abou. 80 miles west
tho vessel leaking badly and her crew being
to discharge cargo.
scnn FRANCIS BuRnIrr tof New York; Mills: from New
s for R 1.a Ta o .sn q 81 s
sandy Hook Lshshp in which she los. bc.. ANA had all
from o p:s. :. q. ea Ai s 7s1. aas @
there wss hope Of svns hs ys..S
taken board the steamer In the lattcrs boat Tho
ssps Hs 'S a
owned by Allen and others. Of this .ity.
ashore near Sandy Hook, hauled of SO Pm "a BY
the Coast WrecKing Cos steamer Relief and towed to
Sem HATTIE PERRY Chase from Philadelphia arrived
Newport 22d with loss OF foremast head and main
scHR GusrK WILSON, which OF Minot's Lodge.
near Cohas.et Noy ls supposed in distress srrvsd ss
there.
scnn PowxII, from New York, with coal, bound
her chains & during "a gale M and went ashore out
scna JonpAs wooLEY ashore at the Horseshoe. NJ,
would be hoated at the next tide
scmR IsABKLLA JEwrrr from Hoboken. OF and for
pounding seven hours got OF and put into Now London
leaking badly, and WAS run upon the flats.
ashore Two Island Nov London has hole In her
She % lies easy and 70 favorable
sol and cargo.
AIsxAsDa,, Nov a,Tss sear b spsdaGn bound from
Fort Fooc The steamer Virginia Of the Marysnd ferry
The Maggie, bound from Washington To- this port
load coal for avrc do Grace ashore Shepherds
opposite this city.
BALTIMORE Nov 22-on Thursday afternoon. Capt
Kiimon capsscd of North Point and rescued all board
Minnie. and OF tho crew. herman, name unknown.
s rescued a Sni sas % G s' % Ss toe %
OF tho pungy aro above water In the track OF pass
Tho Mystic side wheel steamer Of about i4o tons,
ns syo and ns cssr sn s o
Queenstown. about noon ON Thursday Passcnrers and
rsssr.sd that the CRATE bars Of The
the strain @ ono on & the boat S% ss ssS sss bug
dragged the shore and struck broadside tho
beach She has bilged and is kev to go to pieces
BoRpENrowN, NJ. Nov 2e-Thc canal boat John Brady
(of New York;. ouel with 237 tons of white marble and
nj iron hoard bound FOR Wcs Philadelphia sunk At
the mouth Of the canal here early yesterday morning
CoLLrGK PorSr. LII, Nov 22-Thc yacht Estello wont
ashore at Toms Point Thursday night.
FasrroRr LII. Nov 22-schr Hector tcf BOSTON,, IIig-
gins from Philadelphia for Boston with 400 tons OF coal
eamo ashore Jones Beach pm Nov IL III tho wind
holds of shore may bs able to get her on
NORFOLK, Nov 2i-Yesterday the scbr Hatten. from
North Carolina, loaded with juniper logs. was driven
ashore tho Berkley nats by the high wind and suns
Her crew were rescued by ono OF the Baker Bros
wrecking boats and cared for
RocKLASp, Me. Nov 19Schr Concordia. Capt Gardiner
Robinson OF this port left here morning OF Nov Tor
Strubcn to take In wood went ashore same night on
Dyor Font also called Sanleys Point which lies about
Ave miles northwest of Petite Menan light The men got
ashore ut water and lay In the woods all night ~
ram The vessel piccas the th ana nor
spars salts rigging anchors will be brought here for
sale. She owned by Capt James Robinson. was ~
tons, valued at 800 and not insured.
SAN FRAScIsco, Nov 14--sehr Newton BOOTH Capt
Caugh parted her chain during heavy gale ~ Plover