The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17
Herald Marine Correspondence.


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also sshr Redngton destination &c unknown when the mail
miscellaneous Record.
PAekEr sHIr, NV yonk Croppsr. for Lvsrpcol, will
mi .s: at S.w & Se
&c. BI no a % o from fs,s M1aqSs
The bodies were washed shore and the
scHR ELrzAnrrH CRowEiL of and for Fall river from Bal
is'S ia:, X %s,sS H reg PM
crew took to s boat and landed near stou saving
S e % @ d IR .bo" s m
half Of which supposed to be covered by New
d
smooth sea part ofths cargo may be ished up -ff
Notice to Mariners.
W RrfinTnsS a,b OF M s1AT is,7
The SSr1S b: been ON TO ;
cy, S ss Of s ~ x: Port Of
IA, from and ssI hs M,Ish
pole S
and ss covered With sail cloth striped black
VIII Re visible to vessels the haIbo; daring
By Balloon, the pilots cannot come Of the habor
BY Balloons that there in the mouth Of the harbor not
By Balloons, more than II feet water
By Balloons NO. NOT. more Ss; than 10 feet water: ,
Frederckshaon consider proper communicate
formation Department for the better protection Of
the 'aa @ts as
possible in the be laid out the following six
, On the east sid. Of he c41I od, sen.n at oerd
knd" beacon ;'o%s in depth red pole with broom %
On E,nid. OF % GSs whs s
pole with brooms,
A, the nosua RtH S Ie% Which project from
a qShhi!s s po e w
broom.
T%fts f ka'o, &c" Ao
sa s es
A, the he aa rr,SeHs reef beacon or aom
Vessels entering the fr!hs coming from the no,hward
poles The starboad side and those with white poles
. d sass a 5 in hf the
the main ehannes between Seaand and Loand and Fslster
ed so that vessels a coming from the eastward keen the be
white poles on The iarboard '''e anu WIN
In order far possibly out Til, principle
the
| following poles
Viz the beacon scaw reef Bruno reef side Of the
kacS e
Bssse" and The Lii ie shos ''
SS ss
fremii!S of,he Ly.eSrund shoal at Reisnss reef
B. The Blokhaus beacon on LaPpen shOa will be furnish
TSs L. will Be
The beacon At the side cf the Trndelen with ball!
Along The east side of r three
With one broom hO. beacon with one broom
eTsed Kobbegrund southeast extremity beacon with
G. Ga the south side Of Laso The sderonne beacon with
d. On the west side of Laso The NV reef beacon with
Of TIL Las. RsSd: The nohs%S:
The southermost beacon with one ball. .
EF2% to
d
said sesm,ks which notices shall be inserted ~ The
in bs Hs4Sr
Eur.S'
Board ofcus'om' and Commerce. II 2e IH EsH 1917
| GARLIEB,
w. sPoNNECK,
| Spoken.
Ship Balti%ors from Havre April 18th, for New York,
Ship Potomac Of Alexandria steering Z, April 49, lat 10 Is,
| Ion 30 05.
Bak Carlos Holm from Boston for Liverpool and Crousad
Br brig from Dublin, for New, May s. lat IL, Ion so.
B ship Britannia from st Johns for Cork May TO- lat 49,
| Ion GO.
| Whalemen.
Spoken by pilot boat Commerce. ship Neptune OF and for
| New London, last from Pemambuco
| Foreign Ports.
| MorrRBAlA Nay PAR ship Ceur de Llon, Kendall,
QuEBEc, Nay 8-Arr ship Cambria, Birne, Glsssow 9th
ship Cpur de Lion Kendall London llth bark Port Glasgow
Bianord Capt Bne of the Cambria, arrived last Saturday
night spoke 18th April lat IS 49, Ion 50 49, ship Sophia Mos
bound Quebec with bow by the and leak
the Emma Senrle, also IN the ice.
Home Forts.
BosTo1 May i5-A Br bark Hndoo, Hughes Caernarvon,
Wales Trlegrapeed, bark Palmetto. (or New York. late
this por) Thos Conway, Rio Janeiro briggs John Dods
Paine, Ponce; schr Willis Putnam. Gaacar Cape Hsten.
Also cid Br Caledonia Lott Liverpool, bark Cum.
berland Hsc2ck New Osans; schrs Suffolk Berry Rich
| RInuMoND, May Ii-Sld schrs Rochester smack, New
York; Emily Horton Candy, do; VIM Penn Driscoll,
| South Amboy.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD Co-The
election Direcors of This Companv