The New York herald., 1879-01-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER yiSpicATog fir I'm Fall Rvor Mass. for Phiadel
mile Smith Point III For further particulars
general news columns.
SHn BONANZA tr,. Churchill. hence for Antwerp when
going ont of the Ess, River ":sn Az Yesterday wen.
several tags PM aud returned dock where
hottom will he examined before proceeding TO sea- Her
which into Nassau lcasy struck on the bar when enter
ing the latter port and remained - hours Came on after
jettsoning part uf cargo.
BARK Grup. .Norl Olsen from Gloucester. which ar,
crossing the bar aud sprung aleak
BRIG rrornrs, bound from New York to Bombay which
10 repair aud tit for
s MT" % % . 81 % so'
jib, mainsnil, aud otherwise crippled.
Sem M,hnn and hi, hays
blocked mp again ready fSr launching, and are waiting
for higher tides TO get her on
se. from .nrn m e., PEI with
Island Newport 9Th inst She was hauled of by revenue
cutter Dexter. slightly damaged, hut would proceed.
ScnR GEO CLARK fisherman. of Gloucester. ashore
Rams Head Bar below Boston Jan B. and hols
Boston.
scnn NELLIE sof Machas,; Capt War; from Calais for
reported ashore Common Flat Chatham She is full of
water and covered with ice and will be total loss The
jacob T"rrsS ss one crew badly
and all the more or less frostbitten
ScHR RuoDA TAYLOR. from Pensacola for Havana. be-
fore reported wa ps1Sd and
New Orleans. and towed to Port Eads Dec 81
scnR II CLARK, of New York. ashore in Newport hnr
bor lies broadside and is covered with ice half to
the masthead.
scHR BESSIE DIcKENsoS, Capt Standsh from Bath
Ne for fernandna with leo went ashore on Pelican
with pilot aboard The tugs Gladiator and Annie Wood
abiins herself by pulling out her sternpos The cargo
will be thrown overheard Each tide puts the schooner
did ns leak % s "n So h '' Hes =" '"''
scnn p EVERETT, IIix, At Pensacola Dec 20 from @
the west end Of 81 Domingo.
ScHR LrvANrrR which ashore Black Rock Glou-
got of with o her fereioot knocked on
and part of her rail and bulwarks smashed.
ScnR NErrIE LANGDoN, which towed TO New Bedford
from Dutch Island whore she ashore has discharged
part q. s sS had
Keel '''" y '-' -
letter from Cap, WoTdsu5y r. of se1T
field fell from the main boom. All efforts him
Where anG m ne %
mate ili-ined Lady Woodbury.. which sailed from
tidngs received.
AssAsPr Va Jan "a s1Ihs almost ~ "nIrcesas.tca Pre- eden cold
closing sing msvE"1m The .G aSs % ,s s.rss for
tho ,ugboas Kate They only saecsedea in getting
ms" Of rgsd s below " fS' s %
their dock at I'll; city Capt Ellis cf ,nssos. e K"ss
Both hi. and the John Gibson had their sheath
ing considerably damaged
Bosrox Jan 4-The report that schr Paul Revere was
ashore Ram Head Bar error
CARR iirSRv Jan 4, Mdn,sht1A large brigantine. ap;
parentlv within CJ yards beach
miles of Cape Henry She supposed to be ashore
hut il impossible 10 tell at present She IL broadside
to the beach. with heavy and heavy wind She
displays lights and there be board
The life there with apparatus but nothing
can be done tonight
PuILAprLpmiA Jan 4-rhe Red line steamer Nedcr.
land hence for Antwerp IN detained by low tide Cherry
Island Flats in the Delaware River Edgemoor and
opposite Wilmington. The NV wind prevailing has
blown the seaward and at high tide yesterday tho
feet lower thar IL usually is at low tide.
There Is probability OF there being sufficient
allow her until the winds snbside which will
allow the river 10 flow 10 its usual level
The American line steamer Illinois. hence Tor Liverpool,
il detained Dan Bakers shoa 10 miles lower down
the river.
Both ~ the above previously reported aground
tho respective localities.
PRovIpEScr, Jan 4Thc steamer Old Colony della
Newport by the yesterday and lett at 10 AN to-day
fur New York.
SrJonx Mr. Jan 4-capt Knox, who Bristol, Mo-
look the remains Of his brother. Capt Knox,
from the British Charlie Belt has
home The bodies of 'hc drowned recovered
and possibly will he found kimbal the only
saved washed ashore Thumb Cap Island barrel.
lie found shore bruised aud helpless - hours after
the wreck. A sailmakcr named John Hamn u pas
the cha lie Bell and drowned with the
MISSING Brig Albcrti. 1892 tons. sailed from st Jago
York Nov ~ since which time nothing Is known
of her. She principally owned in Buckspcrt.
Nrw STEAMER HAVANA rHApE-Mcssrs + Alex
andre sons have concluded contract with Messrs John
Roach son TOR large steamer to rnn in their Havana
linz, Her dmcn will he xbb ~ long e6 II beam
II deep She will bc built in the best with all
the modern and is intended have great