The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

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against brig Cast,t Of n.,pswe which was ready for
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ais. ready for carving her and Mai.
chatting hull and injurins her rigging The ships mea rig
badly chsd She also in The stern q sshr
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shsfed somewhat Bark Cnmli. broke from Frank
four letters her believed the Glen from Boston
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will probably be got of without damage
SHIr ARCADIA, lost on the voyage from Antwerp was
bound to this port and halls from ~sTrsa Me- mot S0os
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BARK MorAss Of New York. from satIl. river for Bss;
in 1854, valued At $4,000 and insured in this city.
Bnrs TnoxAs WALTER, Hiorth at An.isu. Oct % from
the Oct 81 % " the gale increasing e
aysa seadded the brig under poles vessel .5orns
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swept the decks clean fore and aft bulwar stove in and
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the sa tue Ss
prepared with tackles the tr mansged to ease the
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Brio MARY FARRow, in going in Holiness Hole Sd inst,
IN the estery storm gGt on the Flats the west
deck load Of lumber without damage
BRIc LAFAYETTE tof sesrsport, Coombs destination &C.
unknown, the brig reported to have ashore
scituste beach. She is total loss.
gsss Garland Of and for Fan III River from
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portod;to be insured
& % leaking stood il SF
where she remains full of water bad b split lost boat,
chain and anchor, ard jaws of fore gaf.
for Norfolk in beating Newport Sd inst parted
and The Bnmplipss where she rode out The gale On the
morning Of the h shipped her anchors and into port
Som HELENA, OF and from Tbomsston for New York,
with granite sunk in Mackare Cove during the storm of
scHn MOZART, from Lubec for New York, with stone,
herrnss and went ns ashore on night Of I'D in
s'a1si
scHn Caspian tf BansOr Cooper for Portsmouth, with
lumber went ashore in the snow storm Of night IPoa
water schr Forest Capt Hart and other vessels
29th nit for New York returned 70 9Th inst having
and msintopmast. Was towed back by steamer Ajax.
The WRECK of schr Of about 80 tons mast bowprit and
& on Monday fs0S wa. is rne% on Gresa
Island
SCHOONER Of about 80 TONS laden withme said to be
from Thomaston for Portland lost her deck load
&C. in the gale night Of 3D. and drove about mid
night stage slsnd Kennebunk Crew saved and vessel
stripped On Monday the lime had begun to slack and 1t
supposed the vessel would both be and burn
low water
WREcE-The spars of \ sunken vessel Sd inst
sticking out Of the water about two miles from Nause
Notices to Mariners.
The Nun and Can Buoys marking the channels the
and towards the city New York will be removed dur
this month and buoys in their the
winter By order of the Lighthouse Board
A. LUDLOW CASE,
Lighthouse Inspector, Third District.
New York. Dec 8. 1854.
LIGHTHOUSE AT BOONE ISLAND, MAINE.
new e hthouse tower having been built Boone Island
the old lighthouse and fitted with order
doprc Illuminating apparatus upon the system Of Fresne
the light will be exhibited the time
ing of the LIST January 1885, and every day thereafter from
sunset TO SUNRISE from which date the light from the old
tower will he discontinued The il built Of grey
granite ls feet hgh and the focal plane Of the light 1888
ordinary states Of the atmosphere from the deck Of vessel
10 feet above the water At distance of about nautical
or 20 statute miles The keepers dwellings situated
west tf the tower, and of the color grey
arc bea md dista from Roon