The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-02

GENERAL CONSULATE SwEDK, AND NORWAY,
SIR ~ beg hand you enclosed translation Of M
tice issued BY the Royal Norwegian government Msr;a
Department respecting the regRting Of indesn.s. a.
listers lights the Norway and to reouest that
you will be pleased to afford the usual publicity ita
Capt G. A. HAIsrED R.N., Secretary Iloyds
NoroE.-Referring to the notice issued by this depart
ment the I'd Of December last it is hereby publicly an
nounced that the light of ndesnae and the third light Il
Lister having been altered in accordance with the above
mentioned notice. will be reghted the evening Of the
10th September next at the time the other lights
in the kingdom, and will continue from that time to be
lighted in the same manner They will, consequently,
Lindesnaes Lght.-A revolving light with flashes every
minute OF the first order Fresnes system will show an
round towards the sea The elevation Of the light above
mination miles longitude east of Greenwich deg
min lat 81 deg. 90 min. North.
Inc light is placed stone tower 10 feet high having
~ the top an iron wall feet high, to serve land
mark in the day time. The stone structure is painted
Lister IightsEfhree axed lights of the second order
Arresnel system showing all round towards the
which l. turned towards the Sea The centre Of the mid
die lighthouse is $50 Norwegian distant from the cen
IRE OF eacm o. ane Other s lighthouses while the base Of
bearings of the lighthouses are by devatin
compass
and S by L, distance $50 feet. -
The middle and the southern lighthouses in NV w.
and Sc " f. distance $50 feet. =
The northern and the southern lighthouses in NNW
w. and SSE q f. distance 2s2 feet =
will be seen in line.
The elevation of the light the level of the sea IA
l2S Norwegian feet in each Of the three lighthouses Ex
tent of illumination to maritime miles, Longitude
Fast of Greenwich, deg, so min, Is sec. Latitude So
deg, min so North The three lights all placed
in high towers, which painted white, in order to
serve as land marks by day.
Oxo Light having been relghted the 18th Of June
last stated in the notice issued by this department o.
the 30th OF the month"; there remains
OF the lights mentioned in the departments notice Of the
ID Of december 1852 and which extinguished
prai 00f
which has not yet been notified, viz: Hvidngsa
The Royal Norwegian Governments Marine department
Chrstiana August 25, 1858 RAEDER.
SAILING DIRECTIONS FOR BIRD ISLANDS LIGHT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Lighthouse Board, Sept % 1883.
Ohcal notice has been received at this Office through
the Department of State from the Colonial Office Cape Of
Good Hope, bearing date August "A, 1852, g that
wooden lighthouse is about erected on the casters
extreme Of the Bird islands in Ago bay, and that this
lighthouse WILL after the LIST OF December next
QS52 show two white lights, eighteen feet apart and
viii be lit at sunset every evening and continue until sun
Lghthouse-To show two lights, eighteen feet apart
one ten feet higher than the other.
Latitude 80 deg. 81 min. South
Heights above mean water level.-Foundaton twenty.
Ave feet; centre of upper light seventy feet
Painting black body Of building white and black
The two lights will be laid the line between them and
the Doddngton rock, which line will be directly
above the other, with dark space between them.
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary.
Captain Jordan of the brig Montila hence at Jackson
vile goth ult states that he found fifteen feet water il
crossing the Nassau barthe tide at the time he crossed
being about half e6b.
DEAARARA-Sld Sept Goth, Br brig Bezn Reese, Balti
more No Am vessel left In port
Cid 23d Br bark Alexina Srhead, from Liverpool City
Point, Va; schr California, Byrne, Baltimore.
MARAcAlBo-No Am vessel in port Sept Goth.
RUN KEY-Passed Sept H. schr Independence Of Poston
Hadley, from Wilmington, NC for Nucvtas with loss OIL
ST JOINS MAT Sept s, brig Maitland Chisholm NY :;
more. In port 2lst, schr Garland, Smith, for Boston
24th The Garland arrived at Harbor Grace 18th
IL days. q
AEXANDRlA-Arr Sept 20, sehrs L Child Boston;
Lewis, do Mississippi, Bangor Sid goth, brig Dunbar
BosIoN-Alr Sept 80, ship Ellen Foster Grozisr CAL
out,a May z1 surveying steamer Bbb Capt sti
Quarantine brig Crocus Beach, NOreans Signal for two
briggs CID ships Peterhof, Dryer St John, NB to load
banks Lecocq, Manton Rio Janeiro Godfrey, rarssri
Galveston Girard oNeal Charleston; briggs Aniaa Mer
rift, Aux Cages Pamela, Noonan Satia River Ca Ezal
beth, Boardnan, Richmond Myra, Fuller, Philadelphia
Seiestina Pickett do; shry H. Crowel, do; schrs Aida
Brown, Baker Alexandria; Boston Ncherson NYork Sid
ships iaphnd sluscongus, barks Jas Cook (not 2sth)
Cora Aqgila Modena, Hdrdge, Baltimore; Girard Elk
briggs Bridget Aesja Roamer Clio. Bark Majestic and
brig Messenger went below and anchored in the Roads,
there being heavy in the bay. n
dout
BRIsToI-sld Sept 90 schrs Louisa Reeves, John,
Soth, urbana Iisconb New York Ito load for southerr
port VIM 7 Corbett, Hewitt, Philadelphia soop Tenn
perance, Davis, New York
BEIFAsT-Sid Sept &c schr Mora shute. Pbiladephia
BAIIi-Arr Sept 20, brig Richmond Chesey, Whining,
ton Nc 9TH ship Roger, Herbest, Liverpool 24tE
Mt; brig Rush Leach y Marys, Ca Below brig judge
: CiiARlEST0N-Arr Sept p, schrs Athos, Hudson, N
York; j Talbot Amesbury, Rockport, Ne. Cid barb
m IDayi YORK.
ship Catharine, Andrews, do.
cA1IDEN-sld sept q, brig Mazatlan, Dix, Charleston
sehr Challenge Stinson, Norfolk.
FALL. NN tR-Arr Sept 20, schr Boston, Corson, Phi
ladephia sloop VIM Mount, Parish Rondout; In thf
stream, schr kcnsington Swain fromAexandra for Dgh
ton and the vessels before reported
HOLINESS HOLM port sept. 80 IL A. NJ, bark JohI
-; Brookline, MeGvery, and Attakapas, Robinson.
from Philadelphia for do Albert Fearing Kent, do foS
& schs Jas sra
Philadelphia for Boston; Boundary Davis do for do Lane
ford Gordon do for Ipswich New York Goodsell AMI
Patriot, Murphy New York for Boston; Yankee Doodlel
(of Work, Cayier Baltimore for do Young America
Qhree masted, OF New York; Bearse, do for do Mar
for do; lldridge Ogden, New York for Newburypor
Toilet - do for Lubec Caroline, Clark, New Bedfor
for Nachas Regulator Robinson, Providence for Bangon
Cord Sordeila IoGge Bangor for Providence Sid Sept &c
schrS 9 Gray Bray 90 for Boston, Sharon, Eickersor
Richmond for do
HARwICH-Sld sept 25, sclr osceola NYork.
tom schr Adelaide, Work. Cid e4th sehrs Ben Newest
NIork; sawyer. Haskell Boston. 4
NEW BEDFoBIh-Arr Sept 29 schrs Eliza from cruis
eastward supplying lghthousos naugassett, Alban3t
Goth, Albemaile, sooey fanego, Nc Mary Elizabeth
" Tenn, and Buena VISTA Philadelphia. Sid 29tf'
schrs Ihos Smith, and Pearl Albany 10th, sloops
dex and Helen, NYork.
NANTUtkEr--Arr Sept 2s, sloop Elect Albany.
NEWPORT Sid sept 80, 81 A NJ briggs Caroline 4
Kelley, for Philadelphia, and others
PfiilApEIPHlA-l1d sept 80 steamer Delaware Clari'
NYork; briggs II Filter, Hewitt, Galveston; Henry Iai
rens Gould, Boston; schrs Maria Pickup, Shoe; Mary
Louisa, Ireland and Ephraim & Anna (new), Westcot
Charleston W Barnard Clark Nantucket J Horto
Vangider Richmond; Mary lIorner Jaquett, Bridgeport
PROVlDENCE-Ar sept 80, schrs Isaac Hinckley, Jam
River Geo Hoffman, Marcy Alexandria Catharine, 10
ing, Baltimore Invoice, Clover Baltimore Treasure
NAPLES, Baltimore Ocean Wave, Price, Philadelphit
Mary Matt, Candy Port Even; sloops Opera Smith, AZ
bany Thos Huh, Hull ~ York; Sylph, Dewey Roudout
Rhode Island, Corwn, New York Sid brig Easter
state Carnage, Charleston schrs Elliott. Buckalo
roKIIANI-t1d sept 20, bark Adjusta, 5aule, NYorI
brig Napoleon, Stout, Havana. Sid bark Mercy Elet