The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-07
MARrrINIE MS CELLANY.

4 vev West. Fla, Dec. 6.-The Portuguese
ri Allianca, loaded with cotton and
'taHas from New Orleans, was found
Fl ,.atarloqged and abandoned northeast of
ERebecca shoals Thursday morning. She
s. 1ras brought to this port tonight by the
&,ugs Childs and Clyde.
4 Beaufort. n. c., Dec. 4.-Schr Cherubim,
hence for Philadelphia, has returned to
ttane Lookout blight for harbor; vessel
md cargo all right. Several unknown ves-
4 sejs safely rode out the gale.
A large unknown three-masted schooner
h. in Cane Lookout blight. She has lost
her mainsail. The weather is still threat
enng.
schr George R. Howes, for New York,
returned for a harbor, and got anchors
and chains having lost both in gale
while anchored in Hatteras blight.
Baltimore, Dec. As. hr Talofa, hence
for Tampico, which grounded in Craighill
channel, Chesapeake bay, Nov. %, got off
and proceeded this morning.
4 A derelict vessel, apparently a bark, with
decks awash. was passed Nov 20, near
Currituck light, by British steamer Hen
riette H.; three masts were standing, with
yards cockbilled.
Boston, Dec. 4.-Steamer Chrtstiania
Ger. from Hamburg, encountered a hur-
#rjcane Nov Is, during which No. 2 port
.
board rail were smashed; oil was used
with good results.
\ Steamer Feronia (Br), which sailed
hence yesterday for Norfolk, Va, and an
chored at quarantine, returned to the city
4 this afternoon with leaky boilers and an
chored in the stream, where repairs will
be made.
Ease Cape, Va, Dec. 3.-Schr Walker
Arlington, DrinkWater, from Providence
forN q & shore
ing. Crew saved.
s. Fortress Monroe, Dec. 3.-Steamer West
meath (B), Stonehouse, from Pensacola,
Il via Norfolk, for Rotterdam, which re-
turned TO Hampton roads reported dis
abled, had feed pump broken. Repairs
will be made at Newport News, and tie
H steamer will proceed from the roads at
once
Galveston, Dec. 4.-British steamer Pow
derham, which returned to port disabled,
has been pronounced seaworthy. She has
been relieved of about 40 tons of her car
20, which places her on an even keel, and
after some slight repairs to her pumps,
and engine room, have been made, she will
resume her voyage to Hamburg, where
she will be dry-docked and thoroughly
oyerhauled. She viii probably sail Moo
day next.
Highland Light, Mass, Dec. 4.-Fishing
Point and was floated off by cutter Dali
las, without apparent injury.
New Orleans, Dec. 4-Steamer Hogarth
,Br, from Rio Janeiro, ten days overdue,
mas arrived at Port Eads with crankshaft
broken.
Norfolk, Dec. 3.-Schr A. J. Bentley, In
man, from New York. for Norfolk Qight).
stranded this morning at Ocean View. The
bentley anchored near Thimble light at
y p. m, Dec. 2, and about midnight the
chain parted and vessel becoming unman-
ageable, she drifted ashore on the beach,
where she lies full of water, and will prob
aoy become a total loss. All hands
saved.
Farrsboro, N. s.. Dec. 1.-While schr G.
- Bentley (Br), was coming up the river
Cn Monday night she ran into schr T. w.
Mckay (Br), moored in the stream, and
me Bentley had spanker badly torn by
me McKay's jibboom going through it,
ana the rail aft was broken. The Ne
nay mad all headgear carried away. Bo,h
'essels will repair here