The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30

Johnson Philadelphia.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
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Miscellaneous and Disasters
CuNARp STEAMERS BosaoS-Icters from welinformed
parties in Liverpool Of the ships owned
by the Cunard Company be the route TO Boston
via Halifax When the alterations made
the Persia some the English merchants CT the opinion
that she Ml Liverpool TO Halifax that her
will be received New Orleans by telegraph In
eight DAYS England II is stated that the Cunard boats
that have been longest service have boilers
and other repairs this summer hat all the ieam
crs OF the will the irst class There will be mach In
felt in regard TO the FIRST passage to Boston Our c
would Ike have her make the pass direct III were
possible Boston Eve Transcript, 18th.
NOtice to Mariners.
Cant Tmm Of Anna Isabella, al San Francisco states
that ne passei IN latitude and longitude Of the Island of
Paxsras or Bird (which Is laid the chart In lat
% and between 1876 and 1867 ard unable to disco
Yer thern He states his chrononeler perfectly
rec and also that weather perfectly clear when he
passed the latitude and longitude Indicated on the chart
BuoYs At ANDREWS INLET AyD soEND.
Andrews lslet ana Sound have been ar.
ranged in he following manner =, ', . .
Bar Buoy second class can paired red with The No
be lei on TIC siarboord hand entering Little Cumberland
fiei hears w by Il NJ South Point Of Ieckyl NV by w.
Middle Buoy n second class painted red With No In
while a plAced nineteen feet water at low tide, the
hah North Breakers and must be left the srboard hand
enierng Cumberland light bears by N; South Point
inner Buoy can, painted black, with No
In white placed twenty feet water at low tide
dry shoa aud must be LEFT the port baud entering Cum