The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-17
SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tho pursers OF steamers Niagara, City OF Merida ana
Gamma will please for their
attentions.
BARK CAPE Hoss Ger, before reported at Bermuda in
cargo OF iogwood she experienced heavy weather our
she in ma as,ay snehoass Sd inst and in
and would 80 into port for repairs as released
BARK CARrIoNE Br) Boyle, from Baltimore for France
ing 18th. %
Co.. S% Hsaas
anchorage bermuda, % inst. owing four deaths
where ne re%apsd 4i q feyss
would go into when released from quarantine THE
THAT had dark GsSdno Ger from for
take for the above.l
BRIG FLsErwooD ,Br,, Sinclair, from Island 70.
potatoes &C. got the NV reefs sermuda) tho
Of the cargo and materials saved but the vessel has
reefs orsSer sH m
auction Sth inst.
BRIG W CocnRAsx Br loading at Dorchester. NIB for
Boston, sprung aenk 10th inst and will have to repair
ScHR WARREN Crosby Atwood, and for Boston from
Nsw rhsa Ea Rs Of % aesx sa
ceede In keeping the vessel a0at until she reached Vine
ss
out with steam pump and raised
ScHR ALICE CURrIs from Baltimore for Alexandria, be-
fore reported overdue arrived the latter Nov 5
PlornoAr Edmund BLUNT. No 2 on night OF 18th inst
boat carried away mainmast aud foremost hcsd
Among the wrecksge brig Fayorie at this port passed
through between Absecum and Barnegat several
preservers with name the first letters OF which
were Me" The house was painted light brown color
bermuda, Nov l3-The amount of salvage awarded for
getting bark Harriet Upham tBr off the reefs 9th u
amounted TO f3S630 sterling tgross) The vessel aed
for her destination Montevde0) 18th inst Her bottom
was examines and about 20 sheets of metal put
diver She did not leave while the reefs after
ing of
A life buoy marked "Hoogy, Boston," picked up off
to have been In tho than three
four days
DUTCH ISLAND, Nov l4-Schr Emma Crosby Crosby from
New London for Portland, with railroad IRON the
Hood wind NE by n drfted on tho reef south Of
The lighthouse Capt kept all sail and high water
ut 80 Pm. she glided Of and anchor in the
h2rbor No damage
GLoUoKsrER, Mass. Nov 16-Brig stiiman. from Bal.
timore with COAL put into this port to-day having been
into by 3masted schooner She lost her bowsprit
and had her bow stove.
MOBILE Nov I2-Brig Sarah Ann, from New York. which
arrived here few days ashore Dixie Island
and got without considerably
lost deck load and is the balance of her
the Dauphn street wharf She is making 500
strokes hour and supposed to have of her
dry in weeks, when q survey will be held
NoRr6LK. Nov 14-Brfg Regulator (sr. which has been
repairing in Portsmouth, has finished retaking her
cargo Of wheat, and is ready for sea.
QUEBEC Nov l4-Schr Lawrence before reported hav.
ing been in collision with the steamer Govno has been
surveyed and ordered 70 discharge cargo.
MssING-Schr White Wing, Black sailed from Balti-
mork Aug for Ruatsn Honduras since when tidngs
received of her by her She built
Essex Mass In 1871 registered 90 tons and is owned In
Savannah by Reedy
VESSELS soLD-schr Frances $50 TONS builtvat North
port LII 1875, FOR Phisdelpha account, at $l7
Schr May Morn. 1885 tons. built at Bowdonham, Me- In
1869 by United States Marshal, at $1,000