The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

more nesOh' waacnmana SsrEept. SALEM Fulton,
HARTFORD Clinton, Borden, Fall Hvor steamer Della ware
Disasters, SC.
3- For disaster to ship Golden West, see Notice to
BARK HELEN PORTER, from Cuba for Boston before re
ashors on Cape has gone entirely to pscss
BRIG VERMONT. of Philadelphia, which was ashore ON
Block leland has been DISCHARGED, and taken tho
badly damaged.
.. HsS s ssPSr'd abandoned was
BRIG SEA BIRD. SNOWFALL from Nassau, Fla with lun
s1 ss il
The hours sndssron
t .S make the port Of s. naSys BY: mad
he steamer Mount Pls.:sas. Capt wiley sSs 81
ss
SSsnS up the sIsw ps0Ssedsd to the wreck ..
Mcf s. Jehns full Of water in the Breakers q Amelia
Sea- Baes No. and about
Sem gLyI1A from rhilsd.lph. for Boston coal laden
Of cutter Forward without sustaining any injury
and proceeded following morning on her voyage.
ScHR HRFRNIA ashore three miles Of Indian river is
advertised TO be sold 9th, together with her cargo.
scgR ALFRED BAnRATT. At Providence, during thick
on wsw part e Block Island and remains Until on
GS S 81 sh 's
Notices 70 Mariners.
BELL BOAT AND Bvoys At PORTLAND.
S &
Of the sea- hung Y above hs surface o. the water
saS on side. of FRAN.
% s 81
dsr,. Reel S,i, buoy II 4 fsshG%s water
sy niles Possnd Head Lighthouse bears from
h:f hs additions. %5s been place. to
supdry rocks near the entrance Of Portland H.rbor
ssf sIss
y =, miles snss RSot S:s.a.
ESP of the ledge which has 10 feet water
% Anthony Ledge-spar buoy, red and black horizontal
W GaH: wsss as h
miles 1T The buoy i IS feet 10y
; S.s: iss :s siss y
distant miles. Barn en- Riohmond's Island NV BY VIZ
'is
a b
Cape PEE El Sss
ms s Gs let q o~ and
ssE Of the LEDGE which has eight feet It 1t low
10 feet sE q the isdss which has Is feet over At low
NB-In entering hsr6or from seward black buoys with
ss s ns % I'd vs
with red and black horizontal stripes may be left either
By order Of The I 4 Hh wsT Beard
Portland. June 9, 1855
On sbs passage from Mani. 70 York the
chip Golden West Captain Curwen, went ashore on rock
ssIn on
strike on patch which not laid down on
hay .ss ssDss ), SSs a., q
Leaf also 4 bore By F. which tho proper bear
ssesrsd running out Of the ssrsts but
mot
made my course not better than =, would baye car
yored to hsave her wind and current were
with work every snas.ve, her or
iSStsn hs.. and = out
several attempts TO mAo'
Al m, having thrown overheard some three hundred
s
mad;
from that to eight athoms, and very vessel
Pro..sy hay. done and deep ships have =.
her length q where without knowing The danger
near. We saw nothing to indicate r. excepting for shs
:sSs ripple +, danger VA s:ss
BEARS BY B. mile. h''1 which
one time The g. and current were setting 50
carried and
ss1 70 The ss lay /. quite hi % s \.
while n water am happy TO find that she 70
ss found
snve miles difference o. Ia atudei IL Fairss Rock s
ssSs ny IsnsisSss sssTsss: and ss:is::
r 9. sSss ssyH sSs % s
s I'll q ss s. nds sSs
Java Sea have been discovered in the same manner.
Whalemen.
s. vines NJ $50 sS:p: Asa Coma Far
AZ EsnssnS Ed Logan Wells. Ng Us 80 WI; Flo.
@ Butter eis st ~ VI sa board jan
De- sh; 1is. Ss i:as H
a. S group. 81 3
os ss rom Bark Mary Ann r.ssns
s alt is; ssSs.,
.sSs siss. F. s a. ss s..; ss
iSo sp Montieeio Baker, Nan. SO sp Com Norris Law
Heard from By latter from Capt Higgins March 49, lat
3its f. Gov Carver. Of Westport, rs sp.
Spoken-March7 lat 81 Al s. lon 80 o. homevsrd bound
yhalesbip SHOWING blue signal with red ball No doubt
the Roman, ofNB.
Spoken, 90.
Brship Hercyns days from New Orleans for Liverpool
Bark hover Davis from St yaso for Brsusn WIS passed
May 81 lat ~ 60 Ion 46 S Same time ship
Ss BLACK MssZ, from fsIsisphs fer Boston. 9Th inss
seSr csIthssss hsm New Before fs Havana. ,h Inst.