The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05

PROvINCETOWN, Oct Arr schr Agate Roberts, from
the schr Yarmouth Packet Of and from Yarmoah rs Bel
mse % m put % on ne
schr Williams Of Provincetown and brought the captain
Herald Marine Correspensienee.
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SCION osm mar, y Bristol s,a i for NYork
EDGARTowN, Sep. 2s-Arr schrs Rough 4 Ready, Smith,
Philadelphia for Bath Sheet Anchor, Savannah 81 John
Nh: Clarenden Hal, NYork for Portsmouth.
bourn, Hx NYork for boston; Edward HILL Phadepha for
Arr so brgs VIM Crawford Perry, Philadelphia for Ne
Monarchy n, Psry o. for do sss Only SON Perry
Teal O. Tor r salem Mar Mace sn ,kapahannOk
s a sss 4ans faassPa for Do
tom scbr yeons Mctresor Do for Rocspor LOT '0'
In port Sd all the vessels above and steamer Huress FIR
aense sehrs Baltic ainSey SYork EdS crows well Boston;
ae AZ fbo Mp Sso E0n'
CD steamer Sanford, Hand, Work bark Thomas AM.
and n fss Hrs
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and na Martin nE
Disasters, Sc.
80 See Port Arrivals also Telegraphc Marine Report.
snip JOHN CUMMING (of Boston,, Adams from caao for
ceedcd as fas lat a s. Ion 50 90 w.
FANEUIL Hall, wrecked the Brazil was in
sured boston, folowsBoylston Office $4,000 fremont
rican office
aasK rn.sers from Rio JaneIro for B.%srs
steamer Hercules and ,owed up 10 Quarantine
BARK Enact, at Mobile from Savannah lost her capain
Saunders the Her and most OF the
down with the fever.
s 4. e wr s sS,s Ss
down in deep water.
BRIG JonS GurrsnuRe which ashore and Pigs
drilled ashore morning Lighthouse Point, Cuykuuk
senn cAr.sAo~copy Of les1 ssld to Elwocd Walter
Esq, Secretary Of the board Of underwriIers
lam in receipt Of message this morning At ocIock from
G ne asd rae csp s T5s
scnr ays n about e ws'er with he breakers wash
win boats The properly u condition; some ,ns
concerned from appearances but Little prospect Of
fer for the raising the vessel the last bad weather viii
about third q ne and eIpeSed balance
passed May e IS N q W he remains d wreck stern
s sps an Se oo " mo on s ye
build and lay in very dangerous situation for ships running
17hThe David Brown arrived here yesterday from
bay enconn,ered gale with ,reenaou OF Cape Of Good
did not take in her sky sails sfterpassIng the Cape.
Notices 10 Mariners. I,
o. LoNDoNER TnATcHEas ISLAND CARE ANN
MASSACHUSETTS.
wrought iron shaf forty feet high surmounted by an oa
lac open day mark seven eet high
and diameter painted black has been erected upon
he ondoner Rock oil 1hatchers Island Cape Ann, hassa
chuscts
The following are magnetic bearings from the beacon viz
To Dry salvages, N u b. ...,~
To Straitsmouth Island lighthouse, INV
IA Northern lighthouse, Thaicber's Island. NV "a v
~ Souhern iiohholsc Thatcher's leland, NV by W.
IL Eastern Point lighthouse, sw by W Nv.
Nv order of the Lag fthouse loard :,
- vgphN' n"lor 0o'pa " his'heeTs'
The Boston Advertiser that IL made that the
nx for me Upper Middle marked No having
s osion buoy numbered II has been placed within
tcw weeks 10 the Upper Middle without public notice
the number IN calculated 10 deceive thick weather
hoped that change only temporary and that the proper
anihortes though ardy will restore The buoy with the
rect number, 2.
CoxsuL,Tr Rrrumic VENEZUELA,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct O. 1886
4, conformv instructions received frsm Depart.
meni OF Foreign Relations OF the republic of Venezuela
,sns and on hereby
inc with their vessels any the islands territories We
meme. EXCEPT hse open torega The govern.