The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15

Morse, loaded with hay for Boston, was
cut through by ice and sunk at Winter
port, Ne, yesterday. Part OF deck cargo
saved. but about rs bales drifted TO sea
Tne cargo in the hold supposed ruined
Vessel pumped out to-day ana placed on
the fats, where she viii be patched.
Beverly, Mass, March u.-Schooner Al
fretta S. Snare, which arrived yesterday,
reports having been in collision, on cape
Cod. with an unknown four-masted schoon
er: time not given
which has been ashore at Zach 5 Inlet since
March 2. went to pieces in last night
storm, and what was LETT OF the scnoon-
er Nellie Woodbury., which went ashore
on Long Beach about the same time, was
driven high up on the beach.
Galveston, March 12.-After a survey
was made of the disabled steamer Maris-
tow. il was recommended that the broken
tail end shaft be replaced. Some othef Jew
repairs made necessary by the RAPID IeNO-
luton Of the engines when the smart part
ed will be attended to.
Halifax, March 12-Steamer Strathcar-
ron (Br). recently aground at Louisburg,
having finished discharging her cargo OF
raw sugar went into dry dock to-day.
Schooner KedrOn CBr), from Lockport =
n. S, for St. Andrews. y. b, IN ballast,
has been wrecked at Grand Manan- Crew
Highland Light, Mass, March 12-One-
half the hull and deck of schooner l.. ,.
Wyman, which sank off here yesterday,
washed ashore near Cahoon's Hollow last
Ipswich. Mass, March 11.-Schooner Al
bert Harding. which went ashore on the
southern spit at the blufts some DAYS sso'
will probably be a total loss. The scnoon-
er is not much damaged, but IS IN Sqch d
position that she cannot be got OF. essei
is old and liable to break up at any TINE inc,
Mobile March 12.-Bark Kiny ONor),
which was at the dock where the cotton
was burned last evening and atterward re-
ported removed to place OF saIely, u
now reported to be on nre. A Tug HAS 6Oii0
to her assistance. 1....
Simpson of schooner Gertrude T. BroWnS
ing, reports morning of March Z, north or
Hatteras, about 10 miles of shore, SPOKE S
and PASSED overdue schooner Melvin, from
Beaufort, n. c., for Philadelphia
Schooner Frank S. Hall, Moore, Whlcn
left New Bedford, Feb. Is. reported bound
a rumor is afioat here that her crew was
taken off by sailing vessel ana cat LIN,
Newport News, March l1-Schooher
Jas. B. ogden, hence for Allyns POINT,
foundered on Friday last, 20 miles IRON
Cane Henry and captain and men We're
saved. as reported. She had encountered
a terrific northwest gale after passing ou q
bv the Cape and for 4S hours crew was IN
great peril. During the HURRICANE MAT
Nickerson had his leg broken. me schOoh-
er had feet of water IN hola "heh inc
crew left her. -. ...-,,.,s
storm aid not injure the six lows OF Darges
which put in yesterday. There was Soou
tide early this morning, ana tug Coioll
made another unsuccessful attempt 20
haul the schooner James Woodbury. OF
New York, from the flats in the lower par'
of the harbor. - -,
Northport. n. Y. March 12;-The sehoon-
or ashore on Eaton's Neck, which was
driven there during the storm yesterday,
is the Kate Scranton, of Sag Harbor, an1
not the Mary Bates, as DeIore reporVe"'
She is a total wreck. .,
Schooner Cavalier, Dean, from Hayt;
for New York, with logwood, Just escaped
running aground at Eaton's Neck TINS az
ternoon. The schooner dropped potn am
chors and has sent TO New York for tug.
ST. Johns, N F., March R-Seaiing
steamer Wolf (Br), Kean, was crushed by
ice off Togo Island to-day, and sunk; crew
saved. - e,, &. 49,,
ID 1Rrl. from Parrsboro. dragged her an
chors and collided with wharf. she mad
stern damaged and davits carried away
was slowed to a safe anchorage.
Vineyard Haven, March l2.-The sunken
steamer Monohansett, at woods Hon, mas
Seen foated and now lies alongside the
dock at that place, with wrecking pumps
still working She will probably De towed
~ Provincetown for repairs.