The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-26
MARIrIM lI!.l! NlI.iIsriEfI4.NY.

Charleston March 25.-Capt Reyea of
schooner Wade Hampton reports on
March a, Cape Roman, bearing N NV,
passed a sunlIen schooner with Two masts
out of water.
New York. March 23.-Bark Paulus
(Nor), Capt Sivertsen, from Rio Grand du
Sui, reports Feb. H. ole Johansen, aged 10,
years, of Norway, a seaman, fell from the
lower foretopsailyard to the deck and was
Instantly killed; his remains were buried
at sea; 2lst fifty miles southeast of Cape
Hatteras, fell in with bark SVea (Sw),
flying signals of distress and apparently
leaking; blowing a gale and accompanied
by high, confused seas; stood by from 10
a. IN. to p. m; launched boat with two
men, which capsized and men with diff
Guilty rescued; boat lost; gale increasing,
was unable to stand by longer. Swedish
bark Svea was abandoned FEB. q. while
on a voyage from Wilmington, N. c., to
London, and all hands rescued by schOon-
er j. b. Holden and landed at Jackson
vile March 3, as before reported)
Beaufort, n. c., March 23-Schooner
Three Marys, from Brunswick for New
York, before reported anchored under
Cape Lookout for shelter, is making an
inch of water per hour. Captain reports
lis all right"
Baltimore, March 2s.-overdue bark
Robert S. Patterson and cargo are COW
cred by insurance.
Boston, March 28.-While proceeding to
her berth at South Boston this morning
steamer Shawmut, Fuller, from Newport
News, Va, went aground in the mud, in
the New England draw. She foated at
nigh water this evening.
Schooner Jacob NJ. Haskell, from Bruins
wick, sprang leak. had decks swept, lost
boat davfts and sails and jettisoned co, 900
feet lumber during heavy weather.
Capt. Parker of schooner 'Mola CBr),
from Ponce, reports Feb %, latitude q n,
longitude u w, passed a three-masted
schooner loaded with hard pine lumber,
with main and mizzen masts gone steer
ing north. She had a mizzen jury mast
but otherwise appeared to be all right.
Belfast, Ne, March 2S.-Schooner Anna
w. Barker, before reported ashore in this
harbor, has been pulled Off, and proceed
ed to Bucksport.
Fall River, March 21.-Schooner Luck
now, while anchored at the sihipyard on
Thursday, was swung around by a heavy
gale and driven broadsde on the beach,
where she lay high and dry. She can be
fioated without injury.
Lewes, Del, March 23.-Bark Grace I.yn-
wood, from Guantanamo encountered a
southeast gale on Wednesday last off
Hatteras during which had decks swept,
flooded cabin, lost mainsail, mainstaysaii
and topsaia, and broke maintopmast
New Orleans, March A.--Steamer Monte
yuma (Br), Taylor, for Bremen, while go
ing. out, grounded at South Pass and re-
Norfolk, March 23.-schooners william
Wilson and Marion E. RockhilL~ which
have been fast in the mud for three days
on account of low tides. were hauled out
by tugs to-day, and proceeded for Phila-
delphia.
Capt. Davis of steamer Fegtyride,e (T2rl
wooden vessel, about 22O feet in length
three feet above the water, in the center
of the Gulf stream.
The schooner r. Bowers, from Savan-
nah, is at Hampton Roads, in two of tug
Pride, for Boston.
Philadelphia, March 8.-Steamer Saga
more (Belg), from Philadelphia for Ha-
vana, before reported aground on Idston
shoal hoated this morning, with the as
sistance of tug Protector.
Bark Bristol (Br), from Fowey. reports
March 16 latitude IS r. ionRftIlde 81 DIR
ing southwest gale, sea stove Hfeboat and
carried away moveables from deck. Sec
ond officer, Warren Shaw of Falmouth.
n. s.. was swept overheard and drowned
Tug W. w. Graham sank on Saturday
night while moored TO pier IS, south; cause
unknown
Port Jefferson, L. l., March 23.--Schoon-
er Thomas w. Ware of LeWes. Del. which
sunk with cargo of coal, in this harbor.
during recent storm, was raised to-day by
wrecking steamer Alert.
Sandy Hook, March 43. Schooner f. IA.
Weaver, from New Haven for Newport
News, grounded on the Ronner shoals This
morning, but worked herself off without
assistance early IN the afternoon. ana
sailed into the bay for an anchorage.