The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03
Notice TO Mariners.
AIrER Ar1oNs IN rIIK WISER MorTu nrnYa

d damaged COL dition.
Notice TO Mariners.
ALTERATIONS IN THE WISER MOUTH BUoYs
The following notice respecting the alterations In
the buoy in the channel Of the Weser Mo 1th has besu
received at this office, and is published for the nforma
Notice is hereby given that the alterations atonsd
in the notification Of October 1853 ss being under con-
alton have been carried into effect Mariners wiz
The channel is marked by six 10y red buoys and
Eve 90 white buoys instead Of four az red and two CO
white buoys heretofore The red buoys which lie to
the starbosrd on entering are buoys of the usual form
The white buoys the arboard side Of the form
The FIRST red buoy on the new weser Mouth, marked
win one golden key on pole aud two ~ white keys on
bearings are as foowsThe two beacons on
in line and sW the church steepe on wAngerooge sw
Ee hs rs rb n1 N buoy
b. The second red buoy A, which is marked on q pole
with golden pear and the sides with painted white
The steepie at Wangerooge sw BY wsw the church st
MiOsen, $ bywAW the third red buoy B. Sc ne; the
The third red buoy B, designated by round basket
on pole and two BPS painted white the sides, lies in
ss at 9r sW ss
church at Minsen SSW the fourth red cross buoy,
SEA F. the white buoy, MN
lies in ~ faith at low water and the bearings
sen, ssw VI tue nth, red buoy Sc 4 s. the No 8,
white wing buoy u 8:
IL,
basket pole, and wi h two DIS painted white the
sides Of the buoy lies the Jahder Plate In hardly
seven fa,hams low water and the bearings are The
sw to q S. the six til, red buoy Sc q 8; the No. s.
white wing buoy, NNE 4 E.
and two Es painted white the side lies in fahoms
at low water and the bearings areThe seeple Of Wan
gerooge WssN the church at Minsen, SW3SW the light
ship No i SEE; the white boy No s, E1aS the white
IL The Ave white buoys, each of which is marked on
@ SAM wi two lack mn from
to respectively and besides which the third buoy Is
marked with white wipgpoe lugelstange), lie as fol-
lows
The frst white outer buoy No l. lies at the extre ne
point Of the red SAID in 90 fathoms low water and the
Tss s ss buoy set cS ns
low water and the bearings areThs steepis ct Wange
rooge, Wsw Z W; the red 4, PEAR buoy wNw Z W;
a. ssS Sia s NSs shs buoy
The third white buoy No lies At the extreme point
Of the Mittspats and in * fstao% At low water and
v < N; the red j buoy ssw x v; the No whit;
d. The fourth white buoy No A. at the upper end of
the Stelplate, lies in AZ fathoms at low water, and
the church at Mn.en, sw 4 s. the red buoy E, s XIV
the white buoy, No !, Sc 8:
fathoms are to be found at low water.
The fifth white buoy No. s. lies near the .Meilum-
nss OF
buoy wKN the church at Miusen, sW x "; the
light ship, No. j. ssE x E; the black F, Meium buoy,
III The light ship No. l. has together with the black
buoy been removed somewhat higher up and the for
sixth red buoy, Sc i f. from the white buoy, No s,
SE y Fl from the black Medium buoy, Sc y E; from
ANA al the same time the eearoes from the shs shD
areThe Bremer teacon, 5 by 4 E; the lghtship No,
The black buoy G. lies in fathoms low water AMI the
steepe WaDreroD1e ".
the chur,h at hinsen, sW by q w the black b1oy,
e the No White baoy 81 Tegslers 81 Plate Sc BY
" On the other hand the following Ave buoys have
key A and B, and the vhie buoys No and q The
white bpoys lying at Tegeler's Plate and marked, up
the present time No 8, and Sa are now numbered No
The oher black and white buoys below the light ship
as far as the black buoy which howeyer instead of
is marked with black finger post (Flugestange
or wipgpoie), remain unalieied for the present.
Ships entering sailing along shore and steering the
Weser Mouth an ESE course, and having found tue
first key buoy in the before stated viii ia fut
keep their short distance till they approach the
first white outward buoy; AZ which spot they will alter
their course Sc and thus iod the light ship No in full
yie~. While steering for the lightshp, fhe ship viii
the shoal Of the former Medium into the old chan
mel
The depth in the new mouth ia o TO- IL, and 8 faith
oms, and upon the shosl Ct Mellnm, which Is bat
row. II Bemer feet at low water ut most fathoms
The depths are all in English measure
Is
key buoy will laid out and painted black Instead Of the
present red color In the other buoys alterations
will he mace. The CHAMBER or COMMERCE
Bremen, July 2S, 1854.
By order OF the Light House Board,
qH0hNf0N A. JENKINS, Secretary.
Treasury Department, Office Light House Board, Au
Vhaiemcn.
Arr al Proviucetown 30th schr Union Genn Mt Desert
CID at New Bedford 3Oth bark Manuel Ortiz Huestis,
Pacific Ocean. Sid ship Thomas Nye, do.
Ocean, Tslahuano April 81 with 1000 Dbl. sp, SO down
oil board Has sent home and sold 76o bbls sp, 100
board but the man recovered and the ship sailed from OF
San Carlos about May 20.
Foreign Ports.
MAyAGrH la port sbt Aug 10 brig Almira, Paten, for
VERA CRuz.tn port Aug (back date) brig Nenuphar,
MaIschalk, from and for NYork
[PER STEAMSHIP EUROPA, AT BosroSl
ArIcANTE-Sld Aug 4 Arspingo, Cassan, Cadz.
Orleans CASTOR, Bls1che and HattrIct Bourne, New
BonpKarx-Arr Aug is Isabella G Jones, Jones, Bait
more sid eth, Deux seurs, New orleans John Frede-
Adv, Arthur Spear; Commodore, williams and wea.
ther Gage, Carr for NYork; Wolfe and Dyer, for
New 0reEus
Johannes, Baltimore; 10TH Orpheus and Coriolan New
York; Adonis John smdt NOrteans Sid IL Bernard
Nmrod -. NYork; Pendleton Noyes, and Jacob
Prentiss Loring, havana nth, Welkn Glover, st.
Stephen
Arr at the Pill Aug II Diade n, Weber, Quebec for
Bristol
CAplz- Arr Aug 8 New World, Whitney, Nyork. SD
4th standerigs, Thompson Boston 5th Quebec Packet,
Dtchburn, do.
CowKs-Arr Aug Is Dirigo, Grimm Gate Org
Havana 17th Brandon (s), Havro for NYork tand pro-
ceeded)
CuxnAvK--Arr Aug Is Ocean Home, Ysrryman, and
Jos Holmes, Mslcher N0reans Sir Robert Peel NYork
DEAI-Arr Aug Suwa Hage, Bremen for NYork
ceeded) 18TH Reindeer, Lawrence, London for Boston
land proceeded) Wild Wave, Knowles London for CAL
back ard sailed again 16th) 17th Harriet Hoxie, Ro
land DO 70, kyoIk snd prooesdsd) Inca. Higgins Cal
Arcadia, Jordan, Shediac for do.
DuNDkE-Arr Aug 16 L Hartman, Arey, Archangel
EIsMoRE-Arr aug IL Magda, .tockholm for NYork