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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-12-06

nebr unp mrtr llnterhisung uno 9lustrrtuna.
Sirainia eitt idbrli6 su ririem 3rpcde $50 900,
Reus SerIey $4,000, pennlylpania $4,000, Gcn-
necticut ST ,O00 Snriana $4,000 uno Marplanb
$4,000. glnpCrf Staatcn prrpen rem 9egebe'
nrn SsYIpieIc frlscn.
sG- ,,Rn 9at tere&nrt" Der London
Times aus Fem Eager BON Sebaitcpcl, 10. Sf'
tUter, acIbrrten ,pas bic engIAen uno franz
;6fIhcn Satterien t6sli6 23,600 Scmtrn unr
fuacln wrrfen f6nnen, ,pcnn lie ale 10 Winuten
um einmaI feuern."
BzE~ Stint unp SpanJ9 im9e teute aus Ser'
iaepenen Gbrilen Der Der. Staaten tucirrn jrbt in
Berlin, elf Oapcn babrn berrits SarparO Gclle9e
teIuht. Die meilten Iinb aus benz Staate Wtals
iadulettS. Sn @Gttin9en turiren ebrnfallS SrIr
Amerifaner.
BaE- Der Startrat9 bon Gbicasu bot cine Srs
pcnanS paIlirt, Die ale 9esebencn 9iienSrn fir ben
Serfauf sciiti9cr @ctrGnts rpirrrruft. Srs Iett
ollr bisimisen, tpelde ibrrr ejenS 9emdB fernrr
icl4e @etrante prrtaufcn, seri4tIider Srrfol9uns
aus.
p@- Die Stapt Glrpclanb baut F6 g8aTer.
prrfr Sir baut in Ohio GitY elm sru6cs 8eIrs
pCir, in bas bur6 WaI6nsrie aus rem gBaIsr ses
pumpt rcrorn ica.
B9-gin Gbemann prrfrp& i'd aus GurGt Scr
Ienrr tEIrn Sillte untrr ben Slid. Drptenp
Iarie Iie: .gBrit pu slei6 ben aaeenblid berSpr'
tcmmen !''-, ,,9ien," risf or rutis, ,,pas nil idt
iuit nidt, mir wercen irben, prr Srrr int 5auic
it,"
H9- gluf Der SnIel Cuba, nit einrm 5lG6rns
raume bon brinatc 1000 accsraptii6en Auabs
ratmeilen uno unsrfdbr II Willipnen ginwcbnrr,
rpScn bic SSffte Neser, iino rermalen 76 geo.
sraptiI6e Nelcn Giienbabncn pprbanren.
B9- Der ,,Ncrtbanptcn Correspondent" Bat
Fh enrn ueusn gIn3u9 Ssri4afft, Der ifm icbr
bdtI6 Su Rcbcn fcmmt.
r9- Sn 8c6tlrr 1T SObn 9sabp, Gin Boot
man, an trftisem NaIrntluten grlcrten.
6TDte g8intcr. .9rcpGeten srtiintissn unsr.
rE0nld SsI Shues.
s0- Cir SCbn Srantlin'S SerunslGdte grpr-
titiun bat aus 1873 Olann brFunbrn.
nS-g8aS II fir Elm unterldieO 3piIfsn Sau.
rrtraut uub Sartpfeln Sauertraut if mas GiRs
Ssmaate3, sartOTeIn ipas GussemadteS.
p9-Dr a6tbarc GaS Qepis III am 4. SieIes
WIcnats Dber.Riatrr Der Supreme Court bieIes
Staatt ssporeen, an bic Strllr bsS N6tb. Serr.
miaS Q. SIad, prifrn Sermin als Stsrs0li6tsr
at9slaufm.
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Disasters. Sc.

SHIP JAMES EDWARDS at San Francisco l3,h ult from New
York of Cape Horn nine days in heavy westerly Gses
during compelled to besvs overheard 81 tan Of coal
tighten the vessel On Of the ice made aboard the
ship sprung leah Crossed the equator Oct lon 10 S. sod
has oderaie w and ~ w. wind most OF az time SINCE
STRIP ARCADIA Of Warren previously reported lost Sable
Island insured for $4,000 in State st. Boston. The
New England Mutual Office has $1,000, and the Neptune
$1,000.
MISSING VEssEL-shp Sara & Louha, Of Bath, Capt Sis-
sailed from Callaoon the 18th Of asy for New York
aud spoken July lat g. Ion 81, which
Iothns has been hesrd Of her
scHR, CYRESE from NewYork for Norwich. laden with
cotton lime, kc struck By squs Thursday night of
Black Rock ard thrown her beam ends The lime
and the schoone burnt the waters edge Captain
and saved Ths undoubtedly the vessel passed
steamer Plymouth Rock.l
scHR. CHERRY, Harris from Hsmpden with lumber,
ashore the fats Grey Beach 5oth u She DISCHARGED
her deck load and got of the 4h inst and carried into
Yarmouth
soHR. SHARON, Of Newburyport from E,stport, which
Put Portsnd 5th with loss Of deck osd Of lumber boats
&c ws bound to Alexandra she would repair before pro-
eeedug.
scHR. ALBEIT (of BucksportJ Ring from Bangor with
lumber psed her chains Boston hsrbor during the
Sd inst and ashore Spectacle Island Bar and
up to high water mark The vessel il not damaged.
scHR. MARIA Foss, which abandoned Il ark Island
WA toved into Camden, Me, Soth ult-
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Arrived.

Us ~ steamship Marion Foster, Charleston hours With
udse. and passengers Spoford, Teon Co. On Thurds
at II p M Cape Hsisrss Light bearing WNW EXCHANGED
with steamship Tennessee, from Baltimore to Chsres
ton; oeioef night, HAtterss Light bearing WN ",
delphi to ssvsnn.h at 10 oeloet same night Hssarss
Lsht bearing W exchanged signals with steamship Mash
vile from ew-York TO Charleston
u NJ seanship FloridA, Woodruff, savannah Dec 8,
ndse and passengers ). L. Mfehil WEDNESDAY Dec g.
10 coming eassed bark Goodspees and bg Excel inwsr
bound During latter part CT the voyage the FLORIDA
eouptered q severe Etle from W. n, w.
sesu ship North Star Wsmsek from Aspinwin, with the
mail. hOm San FnneeO to Nov ls And Passenger to H. o.
Roberts
sehr Geo MIsId Spear, ssuserties bound 70 Boston
sehr N J. knight, Kemp. Boston. bound 70 Tanseri put
into this port for rep. OF the 5th
Chpcoessae While lying in gale from W.. broke raddsr,
lost lib boom, sc
schr Marine Powell Winington NC, days. naval
and lun Der 70 T. s Powell Sid in with s:hz Harriet
Hallock and Hslere, both for SewYork-
sAILED-stesmships Baltic, Liverpool; Bleet Warrior,
Havana and New Orleans Knoxville savannah; J.. Adg-r
Chalestor ships woodeock, London; SALIVA Charleston;
bark Lord Riverside, (Br) Liverpool
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, DECEMBER H. 1854

., III, u,.., s,r. Osry,y oeho.sh 800 wh, oos soae
is R.nbleI Porter japan 100 .h IS coo bone hi.
,s.on; z4th Polar Star jley a n9n'as 90 81 a,,h
7t0 God seuIc wi9s 81 nont0' 200 rS Ms..seha'
.e,i. Beniet oshouk, 30 wh 2oth. hs',o', Em,r,
H. ,P-r" SO VII 7sh ship Cassis Ward 500 WI 800
bone Iris, Rice no perm so IN; $500. Dre as
WI = go bore; Peters, Youns s1o SPERM wv W. wv
bone ,,,. e..u.,;,.,o, Islands: 10Th.
Nosu cisrs Lover Csorn.: 9its. Badger es'sS' 70
cruise; 18th Roscoe HAYDEN. New Bedora ,,r, J.p.p.
SO ,p Eth. Indian Chief Fob ti tao. m P.s.s SO
bbs this season .nd GEE bone 'G .oo,s.D 4sI taos 90
10 IN IS 500 bone this seson George Ws'hinston Al
sn MSisnsm ~ os Oh 500 so i 200 VII IL 900 bone th.
season Ochoisk Chri.topher Mitchell socsm 20.
go ~ ~ an fo VIII tns season Arctie Niger JENNIE :,n
4S7 40 VII - 81 200 WI tai' lesson 30 rs 900
bop. his season Ochots; bark La Fsyee returned sna
snd,d .ick park M"es MnS ~ un: ,S Nv cS..es
Merrill tuns lS2 days from Bosom win mas" 70 " s
Brsyton, @. Ch'se and Others "a S0I Ma Rsley
s5 inns so VIII Ochosk 24th Kinghsher Palmer 40 nss
20 VII IS COO bone Ocho.s; Gideon H0~lsnd Bryant SD
800 VIII Acti.: E.sle Canon SIS tuns go VII Arctic
Young Phenix Toby 81 tSns 100 VII 90 tas seas ~ os
hotsk Levi sisrbuek yernissn 70 tup' 10 % sest noe
co bb. 400 bone this oehot.s ba5s sseeI,sr
Norton rs ur: 100 .P ESQ VIII Scs@'t ao s' Nh So
tone: Cortes stetson. 80 sp geo VIII 1909 oonei Ms
curry Dimond 200 VII c.rav.3 B,ay go WI l ;S
swift Tsrl 20 ,p 600 VIII IS eco boaei Warren, snh
.p 2l6O VIII bone; Nasal Murcoct 900 wa IS 90
bore 18th Jeneron Hunting. go WI, 900 bones Gen
Scott Fsher $40 $50 sp ieOO boue; vislast Deblos
go VIII $50 sp 1900 bonei Vidss, Howand, go wa 10000
bone. -, =,
CID Oct TO- Almirs jerks home 18th Majestic Percya,
cruise. nth Alfred Tyler. Chadwick cruise 81 sopn.a
Thornton Young home; La Fayee, Allen. cruise <iIh
Pocohontss Butler Milton. Jones cruise 2eth Gs ,ss
WuLngon Allen cruise; Alice Mandel, Wing, Honolulu
Cbrisfopher Mitchell slocum, cruise
LAHAS Oct lSW requested to forSsrd you the re-
port Of the loss from bark NewbuyPO Of Stnington on 1ne
st Of August last thei in Tayors Cuff Of ons b's ;ew
supposed be lost by the upsetog OF the boat names Is t
low: VIM Hancox Of StonnstOn third mates krsnk joseph
Flores boseerer; JohnClas of Phisdephsi ganss hs
Of Cincinnati Harrison sharp, OF Norsieh john >aAIAe
Of Nsw-fork crew. -,
brings Mr. pson, from the NewbuiyPor with broken
=, d, .oo IL.
Hilo-Arr u, ship Reindeer, Cromwell go whaiei
18th bark Hydasre Snow SEQ 50 ship Hob,mok Ohis $40
VIII bone; Norman. Chase, 80 spi 18th snip oregon
FdTedse q bbls. VIII n go bone; 18Th bark Canton rase
Borden 500 VII 500 bone; 2st snip JUNIOR Andrews from
Psgsd Nov lat Ion % So bark Mary Am, Of and
from New Bedford bound ;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11

" NJ south shos nj Nantucket Nov 49, nce when ine he
,n,oun.rrl severe westerly eses made bire Island sh
Eve ,ueesv. days and ensth was dnyen sosn .. 'pe
Capes Of Delaware; took pilot ron eoAt No y N "
Ship Tulon Upher New Orleans 10 days d'e % st'n'0n
a Z oupson -, IN. 10 H.. "A
shic EindOsan (of ssiemJ Habesrd caao lZ1 Gays ana
Hsuptcn Roads days. fuxuo % l. W h'ey' ~, N H..
shio snrspohs III Baltimore Graham. tavre y ofs
udse ,pd So passenger. TO C. Duuesn Co. Hs s19 PEN
end h,syy westerly gales do ing the pe'-sse
shp tses trtt1 DIXON Liverpool Oct a. n1dse sna p~
senser, TO C. H. Marshsl - 49,, e L..
shin Cor, lOf Boston Knapp Lv-fpooi % ,sys
eo. md rsssurers Experienced heavy westher
eurir z the pssssfe. , -. .. s,,,,..
Barr Hsrveft, Nichols, saVaanah esysi c0l'"N ~ e0
Chairman a Co. - r,,, =, s.~. ,,5.a
~ - ,s,e-s,r. 70 Bech Kunhsrdt Has been - Gays
x, Of Nantucket shos, with westerly GALES has had deaths
en- the pssssEe - = h.u.s,
master W.s towsd the City By Steamboat [ pnfaaI
SIR Frs Ctsmbe Rain Boston. mdse 20 '. Atkias
sehr Burtt Fsrchid Sewben. naval stores 70 mater
sATLED-ship Water Witch, Plumnsr San Francisco
WIND-Duing the day W.sW. and light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11

OrLLIr Enslsh Lisse.d le h~ been doss, snd pr, 90
ar, ounl a. re for whole ots; lets from store sell g
n bkds Crude whale quiet; fur-her nevs fIon ne nees
h hspS hut holder. UNCHANGED N their views hnned
a, -d77c Crrde Sperm unchanged lsst s.ss a. 20
al 76 Manufactured i -eint 10 los a. " ga ~
Winter uLsleAehed and besched L.ri IN goa npPy;
uith SAL. q 10 bbs Wesfern a. nc cash io Sanl 80
* c,h sad 70 dS3c time for Winter OF Red s. -
A. cash Ia lo7 Oh j. arm with tales Of 90 . Wei
EN- 20 arrive, a. lCsc., cvh - -, r..
PROVIsIJSS-Our market 10 easier and . Gnse,teh 'o'
uea Porh-tbe demand limited prime 9Hiet bal ',ea
rrue mess Is frrn &l6 the sales sre lSuo9.h -
tof mes, sl2 Sl2 81 or prime and -li ., Tor
fr ana in f.r request sles Of lio bb rs . dSl 10Y
country +l5Gtlj . for repscsed Sniea<fo A'a 49,,
IN ard IS 25d 81 for country prime frms ms. ~
- Inactive sgd&H Beef Hams nrin a. 70 ''4
40; ,s. Of 60 bbl. Lard plenty and ne-
..I.. a. - bb, ard tee a. 0di0te Blu fer Urn a. - &c
sor oIio .ps e for state Dressed Hos. are 10 demand
,ts,dslc Cheese i In god request AZ l"alifc. ,.
sALT-Tberr have been no ar.Ehs; The sales mshas -
from src0r6 hsnds frou store. ,.-., = -.
sALTPETRE-We have only 70 note ssae Of ~ Bag ~
IrSis crude st1d7 Tic, mos At bosion 'V Da-s A1 80
Sis crude, at former rztes $500 . -, 80, sno,
SOAP sac made Of 100 boxes Castle a. l!e mos.
sUGaRs-The market CONTINUES heavy and al, oll "a
res. there ~ change visible; sales hhds Cuba h1sts
dostlQ5tc 10 hhds New Orleans at 49, and - mus
Porto Rico a, SIC At .ucion 50 hhds New Oriean.
sKINs-we eport s.es Of 1900 rs Bolivar City peeis'
T4LLow-The market quite .e,iye; 'ale Of 700
Ihds Butcher l and 100 tes western 81 Tue
ToBACCo-The market is dull. owing TO the increased
srnsency 10 money and the cold westber; sales Tor the
four e.y, 50 hhds Kentucky AZ st Gac g cases seed Le y
q lie 80 Florida 0d sic and 5jZ bales ssgus on pr
WHIsKY-Tbe market il very much unsettled, snt .. IS
p,InS A. verv irregular prices sales Of SEQ bbs e. fV4e-
for Ohio: and Al a i2c for Prison.
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NOTICE to MERCHANTS and sHrPNAs-

IN TERS The Pilot being eSeenty spphed
10 in regard Of shore paotAss beg ssve n
refer Law Of the STATE VI New Yort Jane 1885,
ard a. .msndsd April IL 1884 Which cen b bed The
No Sc south, They especially refer 10 pa. Of section
rs and sections II and e. as below They beg
they do not consider hass Anyhns do with
ssrss merfs made a sea between pots ana masters:
Section Is when ship vessel bound the part Of
New Yors aud boarded by pilot appointed BY h
such danee south yard OF eastward of sasdy lack
Lshthou.- az that s.d house could b.
deeh such ship vessel In the day e and weather
the addition onefoafth 10 the rates Of Piotass
mentioned .hall be allowed Ia such pilot
Section H. For every e OF detention st the wharf IN the
hsrbor be,opd the in notified the po for him aeai
the vessel beyond the usual time Of getting vessels ron
10 the wharf and from the wharf snd for every Of
d,truou Of 81 bound vessel BY oss-r than too
da,s the psssse from TO the wharf three dollars shs
be sdd,d ~ the poiaEe pilot shA be detained at aasr
sntne the health oceE for having been board ek
vessel pilot the Asen eoossDee Of eh
three ooas per day r each and day Of such de-
teniion.
Section 20 Any person holding license p2o, under
this act under the Of the Of New Jersey Who
shs plot offer pilot ship ves- from the port
OF New Yrk By the wai sandy oos shall be deemed ruty
Of and conviction shsl be panished BY
hne exceeding hundred dos, imprisonment aot
exceed DAYS and ell person. p,oa
as pilot not hooDe under this under the laws
the II New Jepey shall forfeit and TO the Boa
OF ComnoBer. OF Pnos the u one hundred dolsis
COMMISSIONERS
CHARLES II. MARSHALL ROBERT l. TAYLOR,
T. T.. MORGAN,
Appointed BY the Chamber OF commscs
GEORGE ". BLUNT. RUSSELL srUe3is,
Appointed BY the Board Of Underwn,s's
v PERKINS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11

FLOUR mariet The supply Ia limited hodsri hrn and me
demand conn ed the home trade The sales are soq '
bbs At IS d Ss IS for good choice brands Upper LAKE
Michrsn and Ohio For WHEAT there Is fair milling de-
msnd but have change to report IN quotations
Hichg.n At 81 IS CoRS Is dull and nominsl at SIC OARS
are held Al 4Od flc plenty WHISKY nominal AZ 5c
The for the last - hours follows o'l ooi
Flour 20 SEQ bushels Corn. . q,
NEw-ORLEANs. DEC. 9, EVENING .-COrToS hs dec ined
"a ic per h. The sales to-day up 1000 bales uur
quotations for mi6dlDg are sURic.
PROVIDENCE DEC Sin COTToy the prices have been ir
REGULAR ard the demand steady for manutsetusrs use
WooL-Tbe market active for the better sradss ne stock
a still y,tv sh sales 81 200 pounds PRINTING CLOTHS
The market Il quiet sales Is 400 pieces
CB.RLFsroN Dec s-Our .aes Of CoTToS TO day amount
to Z. 100 bales; Middlng quote At SIC -
NOBLE Dec s-The sales Of the weeh here sum up o7o
btes; Middnss SIC. The stock on hand Il 81 Vo bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11
Passengers Arrived

In ,,ean,sip North Star, from A,piHTat-J Whipple u
~ Capt G. Reynolds o. 5. ", aud servant d. Stewart,
lie Roy bearer OF dispatches from China and sanf~ieh
IsAnds Capt 2 L. Wilcox L. Kelly, IL kns J. o.S2rae'
W = Crazy J n Frck. James Baxter J. D. Cox aud lay,
Dr. Evans w Robbins Mr. Hea ana lady, Capt Thompson,
LADY ard children H. Holland lady and three chi dren;
A. L. Holland w. Hocge. Child, X wilson. lady and
child Mr.. Bayne. Capt Dosne and lady r. Provost,
Ames J. Smith R @. keefer Adsms Cos messens r
Hughes Wells Fsrso Co smesseuger. MI Coleman, e.
Benham J. L. FlaIdin. X. Witheu, shepard, Hodse
Co . messenger Csssephurgh, J. II. Potter, w Pnee,
" n C,mpbeI W Blsokwood, r Evans, @. p Heberlins,
J. Mutually Ms. Mecamminss, Il Fryer G. Fryer His'
bv "a o. Conner ". p Learner, W sherman. X D0rer,
j Burey " q Glover Mr. We, Mr. RobeTt.on, " VI
HuFh.s II. Jackson J. II. smith ". H. Chatham X Gii'
ford b. J Merybone. VIM Lawrence, c. X. Lambert Mrs
& LiDechop g Bstns and 2.9 Others - -
IN slp Program from LterpoOI-r b. Chapman H. Hill
Hr.s
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........DEc
Cleared.

Steamship Baltic, Comstocs Liverpool T. X. Collins;
KpoNyilt Ludlow SAysnnsh :. L. Miich Black Warrior,
Bullock New Orleans Liyir gston Cocberon Co James
A3ger, Turner Charleston. sponord, Tilestou 4 Co.
ships-Enms Asry, Charleston j. W. ElweL & Co; Had.
son. White, New-Oreans W. r. Frost A Chesebroug "a,
Worth Melbourne wetuore Cryder, Gazetteer Visiting.
ton Gs.tov, James Wallace Co; John Henry. 0xnsId,
Apsscheola C. c. Duncan Co
Barks-Wnism Henry, Watt Mstsnzo Elwel & Co John
Potter Elliot Wes Coast Africa Msch.to MssdsleEs
Brem) Breemer Laguns Meyer Sucker Welkin Glover
Havana R. p Buck Coz Edwsrd. Knudssn APalsehicOls,
Eagle Heard; Col Ledyad Beckwith, Mobile, Post l.
Ryerson
Bns-Richsrd. Bentley, Lsguns, r. P. Buck Co.
scbooner-Esther Eliza Hsskns, Eutport Smith Boyn
tom Fair Osborn Baltimore MAILER Lord Liverpool (Br
Burgess Windsor N. D. r. De Wolf; weseOgas, White,
jacksonville c. T. Peters; Laura T. Johnson, Ne~bern,
Bat.man RuddsTow senstor Dayton, Norfolk sturses
CleaIman Fairfield Berry. Philadelphia J. W. Mckee Ca
Ellen Louiss Thom pson, New Haven. master
Seamer-Delsware Hand, Philadelphia Sandford's Line
Prop,llep-Irorsdes Allen Philadelphia. j. Briggs.
sooIs-Excel. Brshtmsn Bristol master rhos Hull Hull,
Providence, masieI
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Go nlariners.
mo sHIP. MAsTERs.-The attention of the

ITO SHIP MASTERS.--The attention oil the
Board of Underwater. has recently been called to
GAY BEAD TO CAPE HENLOPEN from surrey undef
the direction Of f. HAsSLER and A. ID bAChE, supper.
nieudeus the Survey OF the Coast oil tho one"
Published In 1882 1870, QUINN III, l.
II is the Of the Board that hi, CHI should %
In The po,o of shp Master trading to and from the
port Of New YoIk; and is confidently believed thst Sne
direetions are csrefuly observed, sud TIE LEAD AND
LINE PROPERLY USED BY COMPETENT HANDS no
ye woud be stranded shores Of Long Island New
jersey unle o. driven by hurricane.
earnestly hoped that every Navigator who regards not
merely the say Of property bat his reputation and the
Interests humanity will avail himself Of the means by which
skpwTeck be avoided except In
tho.. yerJ rare which hum sk and vigilance
Cvenuled by the elements -
The Board proper publish herewith the following
extracts the Sailing Directions which accompany the
Chan above feferred to- ELLWOOD WALTER,
Dee 9 1884 Secretary Board Of Under writer's
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Domestic POrfa.

SAN FRANCTsCO--Arr Nov 8. ship Bay State. Crowel
l76 d.ys I'm Rio Janeiro III days bark Sophia
Hsyn, Nan.ke HAMBURG brig. Vests Miller CoSms pa
River Potomac Cammsn do; 10th brig Susan Abigail Todd
Humboldt Bsy llh o. s. steamship Su.qaehannah, Buchs
nan Honolulu; steamship Columbia Dali oIesoni l2h ship
serhen Baldwin Smith Hong Kong; brig Argyle tot bat
more) Bartlett kququa; 18th, stesms rips Golden Gaze wat
Aims, Panama Amer ca 49, san Diego snip 5I Ih. "a
Harris Ochotsk Sea via Honolulu; brig WIN Penn swain
humboldt Bay; 18th, schT. Cytosure, "hppe' empqua
River 49,. -,
Cleaed-Nov. 9, ship Northves'sr Eldndge shanghai
bark Oreses, DaDpemsns Hong Kong lo!e ship Nate HOO
p.r Jackson n ong Kong bark T. Edndge, Porter Mel
burue 18th steamer Goiah Ersbne San Di-go 18Th steam
ship Golden Gate Watkins Benciai brgs Tsrs, Mead Aus
traiia Destersdo Di Guto MsEaan l4h steamer foy
sian Rogers Callay; bark Brtton Tgiddle Css2; Io.n
steamship Golden Age lie Roy Panama ship James f'a"Aa
Baker Bepicis; bark Live Yankee, Cove, Olympus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11
To Mariners.
HOLINESS HOLE BEACON5.

EDGARrows Monday, Dec. e. 1854
The Beseols Holiness Hole will be illuminated on or
about the 5h December 1854 The following sallot d.
reetons will explain their and Character In enternr
from the westward give the West Chop Of about half
for the anchorage.
In entering from the eastward give the East Chop berth Of
about half mile and you follow around until the white
hight with the but the best anchorage near and
10 The westw ard of that line.
The white lesdngD light with Tor essternl
Hsht clean the rocks Of Low Point
The white light with the we.tern) divides nearly
the hard from the soft bottom the heE1or eads
through the deepest water 10 the inner hsrb0r.
By Greer Of the Lighthouse Eoard,
A A HOLCOMS HI.
LIeHr AT sARkLo Island. GEoKsIA-On the 10Th OF De-
etber fixed light varied by flashes Of the fourth order Of
Fresn. will be substituted for present revolving umin
sfus apparatus sspeo Island Ca The elevation of the
lb u feet above the level Of the and should be
under ordinary Of from the deck Of vessel
fftsen feet above the water l4t nautical miles
TIE approximate position Of the light s lat 81 q 30 N lon
SO a W. Of Greenwich.
The Buoy which has been stationed the Outer Pig Rock
Of NsIblshesd 10 gone from It's location
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Foreign Ports.

Arr At Hououu Oct 6 ship ME- Rose % days from Puget
Sound: 18th Odenb. schr Visugs Hayssen % DAYS from
Mazatan; Hawaiian bark Louiks, Johnson DAYS from Pa
,t sound 10Th Flying Dart Freeman II days from san
Francisco; Chill ship Mercedes off, lls days from Cardiff
sbip Mechanics En Macon Der. from New Bedford; Esd
Hswu steamer West Point, jones p days rom san fran
cisco 2,h ship Levan Cooper ~ days from san Frsnccoi
23d L s steam frigste Mississippi from simods Cid ocI
18th ysursis Hong Kong l7th Catalina, BSaseley Hong
Kong - 80,
All at Lshaiua Oct 90 ship Chascs Merree S2 days rsm
Boston.
A. Bordeaux 10th ult bark Dudley, Gray, for Monevdeo
and buenos Ayres. D,
Al Aux Caves lIh ult bsrks Emily Lodsud TOT Delaware
Beakwaer Tor orders days; sylph srl Henderson, for
Newton 2o br1s Trenton Merritt for Boston 49, Cana
ne arc Mary Coombs for Boston II; s,hrs Flying fisa
Bod6.h for Boston ) Leonard Clark for Boston, u
1.-THE obove by sprint in Thursdays paper was Incorrectly
reporied Al Vera Cruz
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BOTTOM
BOUND TO NEW-YORK.


From the Eiwsrd. striking soundinss In more than %
sthOns s.en mud direct for Sandy Hook making Nav
esnk The Light Boat Striking soundDgs In less Lan 80
ethCms mud 10 to- northwud OF west shosns
the water gradually % thai course II beating agaas
westerly wind In the nght thcs weather do stand atg
lees than l3 fdoms The dy tack hu nearly Uth
Five Inland et The chart shows that after passing inside Of
70 fsthoms the sounoings decrease slowly going west
end rapidly going north Long Island Thn
distsnefon sh0uLd be carefully borne IN mind
NorE-lf vessels from the east bound "a New York "a. Ia
ght OF sarksy Light they are too near to Dsys South
shosI and will keep the south ard till they H.
From the southwark and eastward shape the from the
fsyesnk Lhts observing the with the
In the general directions
ward Dothrz gained By running into less than Is f.homs
water To NE north Of Barne2ds Lsss than is Jao~s Easge
III er II tat0ms being found ritsfa mule and g1Iy<r s
tead IL in IS sthors 10 the nisht tcI weather TIE
aIed Crorely bottom iadieas<s approach
To for New York Harbor from the when up
With the Light Boah without pilot NV. by w.
W; ard after shoaing three fathous up
for the channel to be entered according the directions
on the Chart Of Nev-York Bay and Hsrbor
BOTTOM NEAR THE COAST
From Sandy Hook toward the south, the bottom CHANGES
from fine sand TO sand On approaching Bnegt
becomes rsvy; and of the mouth OF that inet syei
pebbles and in places she The soundn also change
from 10 to- thoms the distance from the shore After
passing Bsrnegt the bottom changes from gravel to yellow
and sand with yellow specss found OF Old Inlet Little
10 fsthoms fine and the south Of this yellow sand
again met and carried 70 Hereford Inlet South Of his
Inlet and abreast Of Cape Nay the bottom white gray
sand
On the lee shore TO the westward Of Wire ssnd inet the
forming the ban Of the Inlet eItsads from
u miles rom the shcre.
% the Jersey shore there are shoals Cd Bsrner and the
sbers. THEY ARE 10 BIZ AVOIDED 81 USING THE
LEAD