The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

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south tpi' .fe buoy should q any time be removed
ray ss much more freedom cissus
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southern shore depended ali the way
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depth Of water the outer bar at the loves. spring
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Srousht up 70 Shanghai has bean and
have TO for the spring tides pass up or down the WI
after The should
ne South side
ss ere r. he or or sSf H.
III Cd vita heavy ashI stakes close which planted IL
them here is bot a few feet of water.
w ss 70 aS TIC
sis e
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geIsus 70 enter ibe river when coming On, without
Of @ rss Ss snSS
ogey the tides are strong and uncertain and the ships poa
The compass courses given 10 these directions to be
ysref seoSpg TO the sges ard r OF the tides The
re- on The np c9He being materially affected both
nshbelhood and to the Of du'zlaa between
me river Of wusSDg high water The fun and
ranges from fsh fifteen It's velocity Is from IL
'e4 inc,s Su. affected both in velocity and direction By
e sssds ;sra; 70 he tide generally set:
or Ss od mie. @
s .sss III * S
The first ofbe ebb norhward the North Bank
running the strongest when i Il.
the turn of both tides that caution necessary
avoid being out OF the channel Round the edaes
OF The soun Bar The food sets w, and the ebb the
Tsfy Leaving the poetic Off Guzlaf at qusrer ebb,
register ssp, = sssDss.s iss prevail.
January, NE TO NkW and generally NNW.
February. NE 10 NV. ard generally NV.
March, NE TO SIX, ar variab o.
April, me TO SE, chiefly IS e and variable.
May FsE toeSE
june SIC 70 sSk.
July ard aug us, SSE.
September NE to 4.
October, NE to NV
kovemte en- NV. and variable
December. n toEW.
The temperate by dsy ard night taken by self gisterng
Fsbrephes thermometer in the open air shaae
ghss 1913 TO 1864 gives III following eYtrere
rspees The temperature each of the
D on,hs for tbo,e seven yeaIs:--
Maximum Minimum Avge Nifty
BY Day. by Night. Mean:
January. ................... 81 'l8 Il