Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-23
MEMORANDA


| Tybee, April q. $3.50 p m-Passed out, steam
/ ships City of Augusta, City of Macon. L
/ steamer TallapOOsa. barks johanna Nor
Grant (Nor), Carl Won Dobeler (Swl, schr p {
/ Passed up, schr A Bailey.
= ; steamer Yantic came down and an.
Bark VIM Wright ,Brl came in and an.
At anchor, outward bound, bark Medor.
(Nor).
Wind NE, strong; cloudy.
Tybee, April p, 8:00p m-Passed out schl
Robert ii Parker
Passed up, steamship cate City, Tacon CBr)
bark MedOra.
tic.
At anchor, unloading, bark VIA Wright
(Brl.
Weather stormy and cloudy.
New York, April 2l-Arrived, Tallahassee
MORO Castle, Gulf Stream, Algiers.
Arrived out, Orsini, Canada, California,
city OF Chester, Lucy and Paul, Abel, kenil-
worth, Mol, TiUen, Europa.
HomeWard, Ismi, Condor.
New York, April 22-Arrived, City of Der
lin, Nevada. Utopia, Thingvalla, Stettin.
Sueva, Italy.
Arrived out. Frisia, Maine
New York, April lS-Arrlved, brig Robert
Dillon, Sanford, Port Royal. $ c. 10 DAYS out.
April u, 60 miles Z by El5E of Cape Heary,
fell IN with schr Mary Russell, Steelman,
from JACKSONVILLE for New Y Ork. WaterlOgged;
took off Captain and crew. in number, and
brought them to this port. lSee Miscellany.
Cleared, schr Jennie ROsaline, TOoker,
Brunswick.
New York, April l9-Arrived, schrs E \
Gaskill, Wilson, jacksonville; Nellie Lang
don, Calder, Jacksonville: Austin ID Knight.
Drinkwater, Satilla River.
Liverpool, April lS-Arrived, bark Europe
(Br), Atkins, savannah.
Havana. April l4-Cleared, bark Juanita
Clar lSpl, Caldes, Brunswick.
Belfast, April lS-Sailed. brig Ellen Maria,
Cummings, Brunswick.
Fortress Monroe, April l9-Sailed. schr 5 IL
Crawford, Baltimore for Brunswick.
WiscaSset, April lS-Sailed, schr Carrie )
Bailey, Rivers, Darien; Hope Haynes, Meady,
st Augustine.
Darien, April 2O-Cleared 18th, schr Ella
blanche (Br), Deveau. Weymouth; barks
Emeli RUS, BlOnqyist, Dover; Satisfaction
ger, Muller, GreenOck; Florence l. Genovar,
Neagie, NewbIrg. y y; 10Th. bark Bertha
Bahlruhs Cor, Wilschley, Hull.
New York, April 2O-Arriyed, schrs Flor
ence Rogers, Davis, Fernandma; Lizzie Flor
ence, Endicott, jacksonville; French Van
Glider, Churchill, Jacksonville; Abbie II
Gheen. Gheen, savannah; Josie Anderson.
King, Brunswick.
Cleared, schrs Minnie ~ Gussie. French.
jacksonville: Annie l. McKeen, Patterson,
MaypOrt
London, April l9-Arriyed, barks Hattie II
lBr), COchrane, Brunswick; Duppel Ger,
Regelle, Savannah.
Rotterdam, April I9-Arrived, bark Theo-
dora Catharina Ger, Maybaner. savannah.
81 Johns, y Il, April l9-Arryed. sChr La
hania, Diggins, Daren.
Barcelona, April S-Arrived, Amarylls,
Ilih, savannah.
Boston, April 2O-Arrived, schr June Bright,
Barter, Brunswick.
Philadelphia, April 20-Cieared, schr An
drew Nevinger, smith. Fcrnandina.
Providence, April l9-Sailed schr Adele
Thackara, KINNEY, st SimOn's.
Bailey's Mills, Satilla River, April lS-Ar-
rived. schr Ella, from Boston.
London. April 2l-The bark Anna, from
PascagOula for Caen, before reported aban-
dOned, has been lowed to Queenstown.
Bark Dahlia (Br), from BRUNSWICK, Ga, Tor
London before repOrted), was lost March %.
Crew rescued by bark Sarah Cam BIZ,
from st Johns, b, for London, which was
A days ont when spoken by ship Union. from
MejillOnes for London, which pissed Deal
April 8.
Schr Mary j Russell, from Jacksonville for
Leesburg, \ J, before reported abandoned
after being run into by steamer City OF
Merida, was seen April Is, stripped of all
sails, by schr n Hand, at New Haven goth.
Delaware Breakwater, April 2l-The steam
ship Nadeland, which passed ont on the 18TH
inst for Antwerp, returned with her machin-
cry disabled, and is awaiting instructions.
Schr Mary Russell, Steelman, from Jack
sOnville, was the vessel which was IN collision
with steamer City of Merida, from Havana
for New York before reported. Capt Steel
man makes the following report OF the disas-
ter: Left Jacksonville April with a cargo
well until April IL, at ! m, when by reckon
ing the vessel was in lat $3.50, lon 1850, wind
fresh from NV, moderate sea and weather
sufficiently clear to see vessels lights at dis
lance of about mile. The schr was under
reefed sails on the port tack, heading about \
Ne. when the masthead light and green light
of a steamer were seen on the starbOard quar-
ter, steering so as to cross the schOOners stern.
When near the schooner the steamer suddenly
showed her red light and shut in the green,
and soon after struck the schooner on the
starboard side, carrying away all the rigging
on that side, and foretopmast, jlbbOom, fore
boom and gaff, fOresail and maInsall, broke
starbOard rail, pulled out chain bolts ana
doing other serious damage under water.
CITY of Merida, from Havana for New ork,
and requested that she should stand by, but
received no reply, After getting clear the
steamer threw a bright light upon the schoon-
err aDparently to see what damage had been
done, and then steamed away. Our vessel
filled in four hours, Notwithstanding all hands
were working steadily at the pumps. Ihen
threw overheard as much Of the deck load as
possible and tried to wear vessel around, head
i'm shore but all our efforts were in vain.
The only part of the vessel not submerged was
the top of the cabin house. upon which all
hands took refuge, and there we renamed
until the afternoon of the 18th, when we were
taken off by the brig Robert Dillon. Sanford,
from Port Royal. and brought to New York.
We tender our thanks TO Capt Sanford and
his crew for their kindness to us while on
register, and was built at Briigeton, j, IN
1871. where she was owned by John Russell
and others.
Sehr VIM l. Elkins, FTambes, from jackson
Vile for Philadelphia, put into Norfolk April
10 leaking.