The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-28

bridge, which parted her chains while an
chored in Gloucester harbOr during a
heavy gale on Friday morning and was
driven on the beach at East Gloucester.
was noated yesterday morning and is now
at Gloucester.
Schooner LOttie. from Thomaston for
New York, put in here last night, leaking
ZOO strokes per hour. and with cargo OF
lime afire. Vessel was scaled up. Her
captain fears the cargo viii be a total loss
and vessel may have to be scuttled TO
Charleston. March 25.-Capt. ReIyea Of
schooner Wade Hampton reports, 24th,
cape Romain bearing NNW. passed
water
Delaware Brealywater. March Is
schooner Charles l.. Mitchell from Port
here after being ashore on Cold Spring
par, lett al 5.ll p NJ for New York in tow
Of tug Pilot.
Gloucester March 2a.-Schooue-r. s. J.
Lindsey. which put in a fortnight ago
with cargo of lime on fire, was towed 10
the outer harbor on Saturday, the FIRE
having been subdued. She will proceed TO
Halifax. March 95.-From advices re-
ceiNeu here regarding the loss Of NOrwe-
g Bl;t steamer Johan Sverdrup at Porto
tlco, II Is thought that all of her outward
cargo Tor this port has been landed, and
that at the time the steamer stranded she
was on her way 10 another port in bal
ldSt, 10 load a return cargo.
New Orleans. March 25.-Steauer Monte
yuma (Brl, Taylor, hence for Bremen. was
noated on South Pass. and proceeded to
sea to-day.
Philadelphia, March 25.LSurvevors have
ordered sufficient cargo discharged from
Dafh Magdalene tGer), for Hiogo which
retuIned with hole in her bow, to make
Bark Commerce. CPorO, hence for Lis
DOI, Whlch returned leaking, has. been
o oiei,i by surveyors to discharge suffi-
clent cargo to make necessary repairs.
steamer Alcoma (Br), from Manila etc
aspOfts feD. y TO March s. from latitude
90 longitude 30 to Bermuda, during
southwest gale, sustained damage to main
steam pipe, carried away No starboa I'd
podt, stove and lost ventilators, damaged
9eck httlngs, and all boats more or less
damaged; also lost moVables from deck
Necessary repairs were made at Bermuda
vineyard Haven, March 25.-Steamer
Oaklands (Brl, Roop, from Boston for Fer
udIiulna, anchored off Gay Head today
With steering gear slightly disabled She
was boarded by the captain and crew of
me Gay Head life saving station. but
needed no assistance and Droceeded for
her destination this afternoon
Inc following reports appear in the last
publication of the hydrographic bulletin
,a warren 10, latitude 80 81, longitude 70 90
passed bare mast standing about ten
feet out of water, by Prins Willem II OFJoi
ss), Nieman. W.
Mare March l6. latitude 30 90. longitude "A OS
passed what looked like a vessels lower
mast standing twenty or twenty-five feet
out OL water, and apparently anchored to
soth t Ig under water. by Allegheny CBr
ssl. Low; report Mr.. McKellor
Mareh u, latitude A 40, longitude. AZ 10
passed a large iceberg, by Taormina. 1C;er
So, Fendt. VIZ
March 16, latitude 46 30 longitude AZ %
passed close to two large bergs and sight
eu several others. On the following Iav
saw , Beid ice to westward, by Tritonia 03r
March z, latitude 81 10, longitude Y 40
passed a schooner bottom up. with stern
posi- nigh out of water, by Siam Ger shipl