The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

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Miscellaneous.
The steamship City OF New YORK, Captain Petrie sailed
yesterday at for Queenstown and Liverpool, with
argc number Of passengers
The steamship Bornssa, Capt Traunann sailed yes,er
day for sout! ampon and Hamburg.
Mr. Charles II Seaman long and f.osably known "a o,o
- lao' Gate po,s. died yesterday a. mis-
residence in This city lie had gone Florida for change
Of climate, but the forced him to return
without having derived the anticipated benefit He died or
a disease In the throat.
TnE STEAMSHIPS CITY OF NEW yonK AND pEasA-The
London Steam Shipping Chronicle speaking of the
from New York to Cork of tho City of New
York and Persia says
great deal OF attention Is now being paid 10 Tho "a
specsive performance Of hese crack vessels and a slight
ane ws sI h"py IN or % sv sse s
connected with the home OF both vessels. II should Ic
whist tint sl tie be- cy q NV YORK was tons T
Cork il - The sb making run taiter deduens
~ hoe,s diGsrencs Of line IN days 10 hours The Pers
18Th thus Occupying IN The run (time correccd days -
onrs 30 minutes. The following 81 the wo
logs
slowly doMn the river IN casebaenc s Of the a l s
pa use SAVOY IGo , 2, e 20 ss,wSAsrsea re-,
o,,I!%nd shi ron owsw course TIE la. AZ os
Sss rssl rom ~ aud variable course Is E.
o. = q res ts% E"D ass M s
81 "a ais'a g &C, r M. ~ tr n,lts m rs,
80 2s long 46 OF; distance run, ass miles. -
j ' o. saa s ra 81 m af@% "S"
Oct iaWina fresh gale from Wv, ending rnoder
@ i Gsa sg:s s. and soa S,
course 9 T. la 81 "a iors . ~ distance RIM asS miles
Fastne Ia anchored ~ Queenstown distance run to
del lrAt liz PM watched and proceeded. s.l.InsLar
All south Stalk 755 Az received pilot and stst pass.
&c, 40 70 se, sNs The @ Il AN left New York
50 So "; distance r,u, 2oi rails = -
a. r @ssss srs'1e course lat
0ci lawnd 81 lnsrea.ia& Gr.ezs Win rain. u
OtisWnd Sc strong gale with ii ayy squalls and hi
sea = i, 40 y lon y IS san ,a RI rgn 70, mics
Lon Y % sis.psr ,vn ~ %ss course Esr
lon Sc IS; distance run soo miles 'A' - 81
o s nd sW, fresh breeze Sc by ,4E. lat
oet i7-Wind light and variable course Sc by exc, lat
oc ls-Wind light from Sc course Sc by EhE.,at5l
q gn Z 81 a'i s Ean w nils ;.
lef r. 9ssens'o Ss ss'an,e run s , miles
Bell Buoy, AID 1t 1875 arrived at Lysrool :
WHALING BARK MAIEsric-Pilot boat J Jones, M is,
INST E from sandy Heck te in with wh VINE issa
bark Ma es,e Of and or New Bedford from cruise who
durus which the butts causing the vessel S.
Hook. - - sA''''
Bs BIG P.Hn1rss-The following is copy Of cargo on
yiz-S hh;s sugar. a;p barrels do lco0 bushels salt aud
scnR JSos OF Machas lumber laden, went ashore
during the glG q ,he "a inst has been OF with some
vslnon Brown so Of sos SONS c p RI"
vae terms II Is Understood that the purchase was on be-
half OF the q y government. She ia Nav Red.
ford She viii doubtless be attached the 'snbmarne'
tie whaling ees Newport the other being bark Ga William VIII o,
Lee, also in port, awaiting purchaser
notice the sale of AZ bark Elizabeth 273 tons built At
Portsmouth, MI, In iSt7, at 5000, cash.
Notice to Mariners.
sMALts LIGHTHOUSE.
Notice i hereby given a., hs VIII dc object e reneng
bic during the day time The tower has
been eGorea rel and white IL h2xen'a bands
sArDis'a-sEw LIGHTHOUSE ON caro- n rEREo
The above lighthouse win be illuminated on and afcr the
LIST Of November
YARMOUTH sASps--soRroS GALWAY
TRINITY HOUSE, London, Oct "a 1861
No1s hereby sen a n sccodansc Win The nays
Coitoa Galway in now open day channel: and hata
oc ooy arnea ugan aarway has been placed n the
vessel shall have been placed AS Notified in the said ave
The direction q The Fairway OF this channel is NV y n
and So by s. and is breadth Is six enhs of mite in the
wafer ordhsy spring dpes 'o" . 10 'e' AZ 10"
The description, marks and bearings The buoys
On the Northeast Side
and white IN horzcnto stripes, and lying in 81 iathoms,
gas chimneys =, Yarmouth w. ''"' 's'"''" the TWO
North Holm Buoy, sw ~ WV ds,an, 7l5ns Of
South corton Spit Buoy, by u distant o.loths of
South coron Spit Solack and white in horizontal spes,
back meR ssd ~ T. line with the north side ola hin on the
Kessngand Church. Just open to the westward Of the Low
southwest Corson Buoy, Nbywsw
S $I. Ss SsS sSIaeA5 II i Sssoa. Win.
sS1a NV T. line with the north side hill on the
ghhoue Lowes,oft South Pier in line with the body
Of s R'rfe Go GanT snl, Buoy sy sSH ~
cor'on Farway Buoy ssw ( w distant 7loths Of mile.
Holm Elbow Cred and white, in horizontal strpes), in
81 Johns church Al Loweso in line with the Low Light
The highest mill at South Town it's width eas, Of The GA,
chimniss at Yarmouth. North Westerly.
Soa H FsIan sSog sy distant ss
Northeast Holm rcd and white in vertical srpes) in ~
s. Johns church At Lcwestof. in line with the Pilots
asu m H. ns Inno,,.
wards SdI I Sssa.. n,, church, WbyNAN
5':Y: sSs; mile
KiISsS NM IL line with the south side s. john:
Holm Elbow Buoy, NV X n. a!.tansl a.lo mile
South Corton Spit Buoy BY WAW, distant 40 mile.
BY order BERYHON Secretary
Foreign Ports.
AMoY, Sept Ain port ship Aetus (Br), Mcdonald, for
NYork.
ARA. do Sept ship " White, ossood Hong Kong for
Shanghae. Sid Aug "a, ship Arab, Eldridge, Foochow
CALcUrTA-Went to sea from Saugor Sept J ships Pan.
Their Gannett, Bombay 14h Chas Cooper Jordan Colon.
boz 18Th Martha, Lane do; 10Th Josiah Bradlec Hopner
London. 800
CALLAo Oct 29In port ships John Stuart Bernsce from
Cardiff; Grace Sargent, Mitchell from Chnchas for Cork
for ORDERS Gnspee Andres for Chnchas load for Roer
dam Harry Of the West Cotton unc; Reindeer Bari
Gif IfIc