The New York herald., 1921-01-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Waterbury. birmingham Dec IS for
New York, has put Into Bermuda with dam
aged propeller.
Four masted s,hr Atlantic Coast will be
launched at Thomaston. Me, to-day.
Four masted schr Josiah B Chase will be
launched at Boothbay. Me. SATURDAY.
str Australplaip (Br) from Las PaImas.
Inlet, was floated yesterday afternoon by
tugs and towed up the bay.
BREMEN. Jan 5-The Rotterdam South
Aerican line will shortly inaugurate sailings
every three weeks between Bremen and Bra
lillian ports. It was announced to-day.
BOSTON. Jan 6-Apout 600 tons of coal
has been removed from sunkcn barge Nay
Aug. sunk in President Roads.
CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex, Jan 1-Barge
Pass. towed in here In a sinking con-
dition by tug Bascobel.
HONOLULU. Dec 31-Schr BERTHE Minor,
from San Francisco via this port for Raboul,
is returning to this port leaking
HAVANA. Jan 5-Str San Pablo (Br), be-
fore reported ashore here. was floated this
afternoon by Merritt Chapman tug Relief
and towed TO marine railway dock. where
vessel will be overhauled and put In shape
for tow to New York. Merritt Chapman.
II is said. will receive $250.0oo for floating
the vessel
LANDsEND, E. Jan 4-str k 1 Lucken-
bach New York for Rotterdam Is reported
20 miles off Bishogh with condenser leak
ing and boiler trouble.
ST Mchaels states that str Tyne (Br), from
Kingston for London. has been damaged by
collision.
Str Coahoma County. from Barcelona for
leak cannot be stopped before part OF cargo
is got out: must discharge aud repair'
Str siddons CBr). from Buenos Aires and
Santos for New York. before reported at
Bahia with fire In cross bunkers, is now
afloat: fire under control; hull apparently
undamaged; cargo damaged by fire and
water.
Str Pachet. from Manchester for Baltimore.
has arrived off Queenstown with serious
boiler trouble.
Str Balcatta. from Tacoma, &c, for VAL
struck on Lobitos Rocks. near Talara; Leak
ing at the rate of "a inches per hour; ma
chinery slightly damaged.
Str ozaukee. from New York via Charles
ton for Nantes. before reported in distress,
has put into Brest with damage to boilers
Str Cripple Creek. from Buenos Aires, &c.
for Barcelona. before reported aground at
the mouth of the harbor OF Valencia has
been floated.
Str Salahadji Outchl has arrived at Fayal
with engines damaged.
Str sabotawst. New York for Cueta. oran.
&c, has arrived at Gibraltar with electric
steering gear disahled.
Str Ethan Allen. from. Leith: before re-
ported aground, got off with assistance: fore
hold full OF water.
LIMA. Peru, Jan 5-The United States
war SHIPS DOIpDln ana DcS hollts toitl-
manded by Rear Admiral Henry +. Bryan,
who represented the United States Govern
ment at the recent Magellan celebration In
Chile, have arrived Mt Callao. They VIII
remain few days before proceeding to the
United States.
MELBOURNE, Jan 6-Sixty-two vessels.
aggregating 200. 900 tons. are idle In conse-
uuence of a deadlock in n dispute concern
ing working hours between striking Victorian
marine stewards and the owners OF the ves-
sells. who are demanding an unconditional
resumption OF work.
PANAMA, Jan Str Sussex (Br). st John.
NIB, for New Zealand, before reported ashore
near Atlantic entrance to the canal, is not
believed TO be In dangerous position and
will probably be moved on Saturday.
PORTLAND. Me. Jan 5-Str Venusia (Br).
which arrived last week from London.
perienced rough weather and lost a blade OF
propeller: was surveyed yesterday and
ordered to New York to dry dock for re-
pairs.
ROTTERDAM. Jan 6-Torty-nine ocean
steamers. mostly Dutch, are laid up at the
present time at Rotterdam because OF lack
of cargoes and the low freight rates. While
more ships entered Rotterdam last year than
the year previous, the actual tonnage was
only hS per cent OF that of 1913.
ROJTEN, Dec 30-Str Keyingham (Br).
from Sydney. CB, lost part OF deckload.
VALPARAISO. Chile. Jan 5-Members of
the crew OF the str Renaico, owned by the
South American Steamship Co and plying
between this port and New York, refused
TO sail to-day, pending settlement OF their
demands for increased wages. The crew or
the str Aysen operated by the same line,
walked out In sympathy with the men OF the