The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13

SANDY HOOK, April u sunset-.No inward bound vcs
are s s n9'
light; weather clear.
sQUAN April2 snset-one brg;or shore bound in Wind
sE, fresh; weather thick oil shore.
lands n Tow %esb bound he oss
bound in. Wind light from Sc weather hazy Of shore.
Miscellaneous.
scHR SPEED squan NJ April 1.-THE schr Speed of Great
Egg Hsrbor, from jacksonville, with cargo Of lumber
ashore IL miles south Of here. (By telegraph)
scHR LEANDER-squan, NJ, April n-The schr Leander.
with cargo Of lumber, Is ashore Cranberry Inlet mes
south Of squan. No further particulars (By telegraph Ell
wood Walter, ESQ., Secretary Board Of Underwriers)
NAPLES GusrAvE, ashore Romer Shoo fast going
to pieces oranges lemons drifting from
in all directions and being picked up by vessels passing
Steamship Augusta, Capt woodhu. arrived yesterday
Savannah bringing full files OF papers for which
indebted TO the Kindness OF the ever attentive purser
Hampstead Esq.
rs se sSr n ss M Nsw
10, after being nghtened Of part Of her cargo
III nile: HfYfs dss eT Sc E H
Sound Lsh Boat Which pared her moOngs and went ad
BRIG MOUNTAIN EAGLE. at Portland from Remedies put into
BoohSay on inst with loss q sail and cutwaser has been
scHR HALE of Brookline Me- which was abandoned
September passed l2 u in Lat IS 3d. lon IS 49, BY ahp
Richmond put into Holmes Hole 10Th inst with loss 81 deck
e on on S % ST. and o
head cuwate bob stays split STERN have keep the pumps
marine railway for repairs.
sIcSr F gnoys shegsrd a, New London carried away
reef mainsail. Saved rigging and sails,
GALWAY March -The Prince (ss has gone over
among he ice nom New YORK. trying get nC s. johns NJ
LIVERPOOL, Morch 2Twelve fourteen bales of cotton,
ss oSoa which, Seen
tom 81 By he Ss sA '
PICKED UP AT SEA.-The schooner William Mallory Capt.
Masha which arrived Al Mobile the 81 instant from CA
Mississippi river she tell IN With and picked up sixteen bales
he noticed large number Of bales distance from each
other floating
Bark Orlando 2ss years old built at NowDurypo
schr Exeter of Bath was at auction 9th inst by Mesrs
Owen Co, for Si00, cash.
Notice to Mariners. UM
Notice s hereby given that the South Shoal Light Vessel
which parted her mornings The 10Th uiI stationed on
BY OTsE q s 1s s%ss so;ss dist
Boston, April II, 1859.
NEpIrERRANEAE-A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANpRos ISLAND.
HrpRoaR isno or, VICE., hp 9o ,s,o
The Minister Of Marine of Greece has given notice That on
and amer ,hs I'm FsSsus5y lsss s5 would Sc exhibited ss
extreme Of Andres one Of the western isles Of the Arch
sA revolving Light attaining 4. creates. sr!!sH:g
Visible from q distance Of 30 miles '''' "''''' 49,
The Illuminating apparatus Is dioptc or by lenses and OF
The light tower Is about. 70 feet high and stsudsin-
fcnsituds. .:: Il 4 is Cot Greenwich, nearly.
By command OF their Lordships
JOHN WASHINGTON Hydrographer
BALTC-DKNmARK AND rRUssrA-LGHr KyHoLN, KArrEGAr
HYDRoGRAPHIc Orrfcs. ADMIRALTY
LONDON March, 1889. y
The Danish Royal Navy Department has given that
me Let Of April 1850 the light Kyhom placed for guidance
approaching the quarantine establishment on ns'
which lies of the northeast side OF samso in the Kaega
given up.
liberation Of swnemunde Harbor Ight-The Department
.ne OF Prussia has given notice that on the LAT OF
marcn 10Y me white light the East ole Head at Swine
would be changed In color 10 red
ny command OF their Lordshirs.
JOHN WASHINGTON, photographer