The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-26

MEMORANDA.
snip bombay, Jordan for Philadelphia entered out
At Liverpool 10th inst. -. ~, o-,.. - Mt,
adephia crossed the bar ON the morning otthe 18th
Barque Merrimac Marshall from Messna for PHI
ladephia, remained at Gibraltar 5th inst, ready for
Brig Ranger, Patterson hence, at Helvoet 9th inst.
Brig Nimwaukee, Bramhall, for Philadelphia,
sohr J. s. Whelden, Bowen for Philadelphia, sailed
schr Belle, Seam an. for Philadelphia, sailed from
NSrWc9 NI ~ "a lnst N,osorov from portsr,orth for
Phadephia. at Holmes Hole 2lst inst. ''-O0'--
schr Lizzie Batchelder, English for Philadelphia,
cleared at Charleston 2lst inst.
schr O. p. stickney, Mathis, for Philadelphia sailed
schr Mary E. Vanceai. McCobb, hence. at Boston
schr Mary Price, Garrison, hence, al Plymouth 10th
schr II. Curtis, Haskell, hence, at Providence 2Sd
schr Snowflake. Jewett hence for Boston. at New
sc6Ts N. 9. Earr, MalOy; NJ. W; Hupper Hupper
and North Pacific Ericsson, tor Philadelphia, sailed
schr T. clyde, Leeds, for Philadelphia sailed from
schTs RS R. L. Miller. Anderson and M. R. Sampson,
Sampson nenee or Boston 10 ana q ca h9e6e 5 from
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Corea, at night on her passage from Hong Kong TO
posed to exist about mile and half the south
% e es OF Of che % Ga3EeF a we
not appear on the Admiralty charts, the neighborhood
The following information relative 10 this examina.
tion has been received from Mr.. j. w. Reed, Master
X N" commanding II. M surveying vessel Riheman,
CoREA RocK-A pinnacle. having but fourteen feet
taLhOms around, lies two-thirds Of a mile SW, y S.
from Flat Reef with the islet westward of
Flat Reef bearing N.NW a W., distant little over
mile; Dome Hill NE. e.. little over two and one
half miles; and Breaker Point NE. by e. = e. distant
two and one half miles,
THREE FATBOM PATCH-One and half cable west
ward of the Corea Rock is rocky patch with three
To five fathoms over it, and seven fathoms around
From the three fathomB spot the apex of the islet
westward OF Flat Reef bears N. by W. "a W. distant
little mile; Dome Hill NE. q H., two and
three-eighths miles; and Breaker Point NE by E i
| E., two and three-tourths miles.
SUNK Rock has but feet water over It at low
water springs; is the shOaest part of rocky
about cable In extent. From this rock the apex of
the iset westward of Flat Reef bears n. = e. distant
half mile: Dome Hill n r. by f. q e. two and one
quarter miles; and Breaker Point f. by N. q NJ, two
and eght-tenths miles.
and the rock 2 feet high respectively TO the w and
NV. OF Flat Reef, are IN llne
SUUNDIN Gs-The depths outside of the dangers are
regular, but between the Corea Rock and Flat Reef
very irregular, with numerous patches OF from three
| 10 five fathoms.
cable in extent crowned with two conspicuous masses
lively feet above high water mark. quarter of a
mile W. by N. q N. from Flat Reef is a small black
rock fifteen feet, and INV. half q cable another
| twelve feet above high water.
Soundings only can be relied upon to enable vessels
TO PASS the above dangers safely By night: when by
eleVen-fathoIns. they will pass one to two miles to
the sOuthwaTd Of the COrea Rock.
All hearings are magnetic Variation eight degrees
| eRsterly in 1861.