New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
STORMY WEATHER AT SEA.
BELATED vOYAGERS CREEPING INTO PORT.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS BRING REPORTS OF WRECK
AND DIsASTER-sEvERE GALES on

AND ID lsASTER-SEVERE GALES On
TIE MEXICAN COAST
Missing overdue steamships, wreckacc sigh'eu III
mld"ean, and the battered condition Of the sal'hips
which arrived here yesterday. with the stories Oh
marine accidents which they bring show that the anger
Of the seas is not yet subdued and that the weather
on the ocean, In southern as well rs northern N"'
tudes, Is terrific I'm It's violence.
The overdue National Line steamship Ehgiahd'
which was described in these columns YESTERDAY mas
not yet arrived, but the first OF her since Shc
sighted week ago by the MOntczuma has reaciso
her owners here. They received cable message
Yesterday morning from E.cand. saying that the
steamship Teuonic on her arrival at Queenstown re-
ported that she had sighted the England, disabled anu
rolling In the without steam up on November
H. in latitude 1886 and longitude o64l. The bhehnu
signalled that her engines had broken down Oh oc
tober 90 and that her men had been trying to repair
them ever since. She did not ask for assistance Inc
steamship Italy, OF the National Line, which sahei
from this port yesterday has been ordered TO Keep
a sharp lookout for the missing ship and II necessary
10 20 of her regular course 10 try and slgt her
The Canada, of the linc sailed from London III
the track of the England. and Is also under oriers
to search for her. The nonarrval Of the vessel mas
given rise TO much anxiety III shipping circles.
Another steamship, the zaandam. VI the Ne'her
lands. American Line, is overdue. Her owners are
somewhat anxious about her, as She should lave
bern here three days ago. But she Is a slow snip
and il is hoped that she has only been delayed Dy 'e
heavy weather. At the Office Of the line yesterday
if was said that sho carried only freight, and no pas
sengers she sailed from Rotterdam on october ~
and from Bonlogne the day aitcrward. She Is t'n-
year old Rotterdam built Sip Of 2.2o2 tons register
and is 3ll feet long. and Of 30 feet beam.
The steamship Naronic, two DAYS overdue, arrived
Yesterday after an extremely tempestuous passage
during which she constantly swept by seas lore
ard AFT IN attitude ie.l3 north and longitude III"
west she passed the stern Of small wooden vessel
I, WAS completely awash and apparently the only
thing which remained OF the lhchlc7s snip "" CIV"
WAS found 10 her identity.
The NcwYork and Cuba Line steamship or'H"o'
which arrived here Yesterday morning, reported that
il was impossible for her to enter or discharge LEI
care, at Vera cruz account OF the terrible hurii
cane which was blowing. she lay there for several
DAYS. but at last had 10 give up the attempt Tue
wind was 80 mighty that IL blew TIC SEA over inc
dock, like cniaiucts, and Lree part # the lower
porfion OF the town was inundated Inc OllHabi
Lad on board the captain, mdic ANA TWO oi te ere"
of fle American three maScd schooner, Grace COVER
uhch wa, wrrok kcd at santa Anna mOntI ago during
1I ,arJ, Hector. Captain Morrcll from -. John.
y. H.. arrived here yesterday. and reported mat III
Nov.IDer tr ,rc noft~e,i IL h.. ed her over TN
-, wa almost on her beam end aud before 'dll
could be taken Ia one after another was blown away
and few OF rLe clouds On the great wind
London. Nov. 9.-The British steamer LlandAn GlS
Captain Barclay AZ Bristol. from New York report
that on November 2, Ia latitude 81 ~ lonstud" =
a. she passed The Norwegian bark Cap H. b'f're
reported abandoned while N voyage iT'h haS
v.rte. FOR fleetwood. The CapclA', masls and spar
were intact and some OF her sails wcr, set liei
rudder was gone. she wa heading SpuIh-|ulA'as'
aud was on The starhoard tack. The v,.,c Will prob
ably float FOR q long time she VIII soOn bc IL tA'
main steamer track.
The British steamer Lord Londonderry. Captain
Arthur ut Dublin. from Baltimore. shipped heavy
sea On the passage, which broke her malnboom tree
her main matches and ventIator on the poop deck.
The British barb Nora Captain Has-eli. C oringe-
mouth from Pen ac0la. encountered severe hurricane
on thu passage Har bnlwarles were danhsei a..
was thrown her heam-end5 ana seven f'"t 81
water went into her hold before She reAted Her
steering gear Wa broken. part Oh her d"oAi"ad
was jclt -Oncd.
The British steamer Wells city, Captain savage.
broke her windfls, chain cable and ho~ser. stove
llfchoat and damaged dayit aud her decks VINE
towlns the spanish tcancr Catalan before reported
with tho eccentric 'trnp NJ her engine broken.
The American schooner Zephyr. from Shlpprgnn,
arrived AZ tie Isl" of Jersey on Monday. -he mot
with heavy gale, md lost som" Of her sails. The
schooner Is gtranel