The New York herald., 1879-02-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Capt Theo Lucas, of tho Dutch steamer Rotterdam,
has thanks for special meteorological observations
made in connection with the HERALD weather service.
STEAMER CRY AUSTIN. from New York TO Galveston,
which put Norfolk 18th with machinery damaged
carly morning Of 2sh.
Sur KATE DAynsroar, at Havro Feb 9, from Mobile.
Of the passage Had gale on 4rh Of January.
Washing sa the snTssaFd side ht while ss"a
rr"% ns @ e J s e & Jan Inn @ III r q
German barR ANN" with stem gone and oiicrwse crp
pied blowing gale the time He wished be taken
would Gnd"nss ship and passed sc;s
means Of coming on board. eu. lie made no effort to
snS' Ss % o @ as s ." Ia" AZ Ion % & aso
tons. coppercd bottom, Feb lat 40
say judging S By " ""d Other
portions Nothing but hard gales from NE round to Sc
sHP ARvo (Rus, at Delaware Breakwater from Water
ford heavy weather the entire lost sails
sHr OrAco Csr, from Belfast Delaware Breakwatcr,
reports heavy weather; split sails.
BARK LovxLAND tNor, at Delaware Breakwatcr from
Roncn experienced heavy weather tho entire passage;
split sails.
BARK cKLrNA, from Buenos Ayres for Boston, put into
Portland Feb n with spars sprung and sails split
BARK WESTERN SEA qlay at Boston from Port Prince
s" N asys F e M @ w
gale from the Me- in which lost deck load of log
BARK M.puRA Or) from Jarvis Island Queenstown
before reported pnt into Pernambuco Jan 20 ioaky, and
was repairing Feb7.
from Accra had her stern badly stove yesterday by col
more sail had to be drawn over barks stern to keep
out the and she towed into port by the steamer
BRIG ETA WurrxNoRK sailed from Boston yesterday
Jamaica when just below bug light the got
iiepy with the and d, refused to any y fur
OF the brig taken in custody and carried back to
for refusing stay on the vessel that the mate
gan clubbing them after starting for what
BRIG PRorEus Whittier Mt Philadelphia from Matanzas
reports had heavy weather entire passase lost and split
BRrc GEO w CHASE Patterson from Matanzas at Phla-
dcpha Feb 49, reports the between decks cargo badly
BRIG II CLEMENTS (Br). Wilbur, from Dunkirk for
New York into Newport RI Yeb 2e through stress Of
Porto Cabcllo Jan seized by tho
taken was paid f" by the party who
also agreed to pay the captain damages
a. No~easo Del making @ ~ inches water per PEI hour
scnn KIT CARSON. philadelphia 9th inst from Car.
e n TO the
from Turks I. Issns t Via II New
P% on the BY
Capt Rutland and s q s Saving s"'iSp No - sho
snshof Ea,ons Neck being unable to proceed on ac-
count of tho bad condition OF her sails.
Scum Morr HAVEN. Collins, from Calais Nc. for New
"ncgs h s SspS foEs on sr. H
assistance from the shore and proceeded.
scmn EvAL sxIru at Philsds.pha Feb 2s from ssgns,
lon II 80 with heavy and shifted her
seuR NoaMAs from Mstsn.as for rhilndcphia. ashore
at Joe Fiosger. has had assistance sent to her
scnR ALrxASpR,A. at Boston from Iobokcn, reports
Tuesday night At PM OIL Boston Light + rsndleton,
drowned. lie belonged in Jonesport. Nc. ~
gATu Feb Much anxiety hss been felt regarding schr
n weeks m is the sS Sunk
Pollock Bar Smiles southeast of Chatham the lost
CAMDEN Nc Feb 1.-THE three masted sch Flora Rogers
launched from the yard Of Bean Robinson last Wencs
She burden. Al for.i years She
in % Ss % xs1s .eS
thence Daricn. Ga, to load pnefor 81 Jehn NIB
" s ii sssas sss aTs 'sS s Spys a & .
oysters for Norwnk and was caught in an ice foe tho
carried out into the Sound aud noa,cd about in help
% IN o s1os no tho
ice. She then oG Siratford shoals, with her rudder
GSe%nns nothing
their % hands and feet badly frozen The Kapyo arrived
On saturday night last portion of the leo in Cold Spring
larbor broke and in rs outward to the Sound
sells were carried considerably damaged Tho
lifted bodily by the ice and leftsomc thirty
sd S 's % geHB Bana
GLoucnsrrR Mass Feb 27Thc Gloucester fleet exposed
arrived some had escapes from fcundcr,nr.
which far reported reaching 5000 1t feared
that some Of the vessels have gone down.
Rather of this port was caught In ice and hadher bow
obugng her ashore the 2d inst Popes
Iarbor She will probably prove total loss sLo Is fully
insured.
HALIFAX, Feb 27-fhc brig Iot.ie arrived to-day from
jamaica and reports Friday last on the northern edge
ot the fluff stream while lying IT, was struck by heavy
which hove her hcr beam ends obliged to
right vessel lost foretopmast with all and
ached, aud bboon. stove bul
lost hoat and galley aud had decks swept.
The bark Tida Fglia Hta before reported
burned ut Sheburnc. have arrived here
NswroRr Feb 26-schr Maggie Muvcy, from Providence
for Virginia. still remains ashore before reported wait
ing for higher tides TO get her afioat.
Nrw IIAvnS Feb 27-The scr Ella Strickland with
ters Virginia Fair Haven. carried tho
Wost Haven shore by tho Ice Tuesday but sustained
damage Shc got on yesterday forenoon and up
tdISeifc dock by the tug Boyd. ~ -'' -'
PRovSrErOwN, Feb 20--A steam collier grounded on
Back shore last night, but got OF and proceeded.
RocKLAsp. Feb 23-Schr Allie Oakcs Lee. which sailed
for New York yesterday. laden with lime. back
is harbor leaking the OF lSU strokes pcr hour
She Ia tho fats and tho leak has not yet
stopped.
MISSING vwssELBark Gertrude B! Evans. sailed from
Coosaw River for Drogeda with phosphate tho
Sept last, and has since bccn heard.of