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... Cronstadt for Lon- ARRIVALS, Dec. 1! Emma, Hon- fleur, Glannibanta, Antwerp, ballast; Constance, ballast; U; Christian‘a, Orestes, Shorebam, , oats; Marion, Wells, bark; Maria, Harwich, ballast; F. Bede, Oran, s, Cronstadt, Violet, Lon- don, ballast; Teazer ...
... pitiable condition. appear* that the Inc* was on voyage from Rockland, Me., lor Italy, when In mid- Atlantic she became dismasted and leaky In heavy gale. In apite the efforts of the crew, who worked incessantly the pumpe, the vessel gradually retried ...
... brought them safely ashore. The Chichester Harbour lifeboat, Undaunted, was laiuiced ou signals of distress being shown dismasted vessel, which proved to the brig Hope, of Portsmouth, during very strong wind from and in a heavy sea. The lifeboat remained ...
... 17th instant, and wm towed round by the Berwick Harbour Commissioners' tug-boat Tweed. Captain Grover, of the brigantine Orestes, of Shoreham, arrived there, reports :—On 17th instant, at 4 - 30 a.m., when in a fairway for the Gulf Stream, North Foreland ...
... from Taganrog for Falmouth, barley, It ashore there and remain. The Wyayard s, of Newcastle, and a, of Randetlwul, passed Orest Yarmouth the 4th inst. The Silksworth, of North Shield*, and Nuuhsr North Shields, wen anchored at Great Yarmouth on Thursday ...
... Inverness, from Shields, arrived at(>ranton,on the 18th inst, with loss of part canvas, reports:—On Saturday, at five pm., saw a dismasted schooner, miles SW from Girdleness, with two men on board, flying signals of distress, hut conld render no assistance, as ...
... smack, of Tronville, and the Constance, steam yacht, from Portsmouth for Havre, resulting in the latter being completely dismasted. The smsek, after receiving the crew of the yacht on board, towed her into Fecamp. The et.vaer B!yth, Captun Buber, bound ...
... amt between the South Foreland and was a lee ahore. The wind was bittern cold: tfasneemeter registering six degrees below . Orest el lenient was caused yesterday morning when d'hU oi, the London and Chatham cargo steamers, the Was making the harbour. There ...
... have gone ashore at A schooner, apparently in distress, was off Redcar on the 22nd, but got into the Tees. A large vessel, dismasted, passed Redcar on the 22nd inst., at 5 p.m., in tow of two tugs, apparently making for Shields. The Daisy, of Berwick, was ...
... Alert, re* ported Berwick jesterdaj that he fell in with schooner, supposed to be foreign, about mile* from Berwick W bj N, dismasted; took her in tow for several hours, when she broke in two. Cut tow rope and left her. The Inverness-shire schooner, and for ...
... Copenhagen le.'.ky, having stranded. The l Hailing, which was in the on Saturday after collision, has been ilo.;tcd. The* steamer Orestes, Liverjviol. from Singapore, ngrounr. near Gravesend; will float ne:;t tide The earner Caledonia, reported yesverduy aground ...
... sea. The Macedonia encountered terrific weather from the 12th to the October, and on the latter day, being waterlogged and dismasted, she fell over. The crew got into the rigging but the master, mate, steward, and six seamen were washed off the sea and drowned ...