The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25
Marine Dtsastevs.


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Marine Disasters.
nJ For particulars Of disasters schrs olive Avery and
Julia A Crawford, zee telegraphic columns
STEAMSHIP AnsrERDAx-1he rocks have penetrated the
a ne as are S & & ss
wreck. The IL badly damaged but portion OF II
has bsee Tie New York sabm.ae Company are enc
gagged in saving the cargo.
The ship Virginia Sof Bath, Me Raiumor. Tor Psna
T Of eo1 ss "a seso ss 81 s
n e get into port She ss Tug Gs g
bad weather she has Dot reached port she VS.
nss sa ss1 down. ny. sp IN % s4snrs
she should be read, to go 70 the assistance q the virginia
s.y s sc ia. S sn9 mia
chorsa al marrays anchorage On the 9h with loss q rds
s a SAILS during hurricane on cape h'''iA- on me '
BARK Laura wIn.axsos. from Shield. Boston. put
some 'oso n vessel T. ' A-'1 '0asa van
Banx ELLA AprLA tBr), Alexander, los, yesterday
Havans See news columns.
scaR wAlros, Denham, from savannah wen, ashore On
the breakers OF Cumberland spit l7th Inst TO the
entered swash channel through the eT.rous OF The
U S revenue enter Nansemond
ScHR soPuiA Avn Baker Providence 15e tons with
cargo coal sailed from E1aeethpori NE al Ucto.
Ger for H. @ S ssse wss being ysa through s
assd shoo"s and sustained y, uss serious damage that
scHR wixovA of Booihbay, before reported lost with all
hands Sa ssn e win a ys a , from % e
ntasonis was cosereefed while the Wnona only had
double reef sqnsl struck scr she esrsenea and
"a and rsn a9 5 e 'Ss spot whsrc e bat
s %a @s s sas
mspded BY Capt Mcfi Adams and nmong ths ew which
4 Tbbets. Martin Priest, Osborn Pakhsm aud Charles
before reported ashore dron Hel Gate was got %
on tuesday Also ssAr Carver ashore % The middle
and schr Mary Ehsaoeth on do.
Lyrarcos, &c, 2;saip Elizabeth yeo Scott. from Que
miscellaneous.
Purscr Huertas Of he steamship Esgc from Havana.
win acccp. thanks full dies or late Cuban papers,
prices current. &c.
We have received No sos "Ths Record, Of Surveys OF
American aud Foreign shipping published by the American
shipms~rs Association and intended for standard elias.
sbcacn Of Ihis number contains surveys Of
40 vessels and 10 arranged In convenient form for refer
cnce similar 10 the English floyas
Bnrrsn BRIG srstse which cleared :, Savannah ish in
cotton. weighing sos rs lbs valued a. SIS iss 81 and bales
" se sss ssF9s S IA T, aSs s sls rs ss
erpor Of nc staple this season TO Liverpool by ssl
scnR ANrtoPE arrived at Norfolk 1,d from Hog Island
with railroad iron from a wrecked Russian bark
raisinlp pr CuEi Oct issince my las, report % you
Brush brig rAy lie died Of black yomis lie taken
,ck 2. ne lc Instant and on the l2,h breahcd his las
nc i1ses e, O hs peace ea5no. agree on bis ssn,enee
p ns sa 'S so ,sa 10 ass1
Havana. The has gone 10 higher for
regulation. Pori healthy for this Of the wear
LAuSrHKD-Nr Charles Houston. OF PASSPORT launched
Week from his yard ~ that place fine model schooner
q $50 ons old Measurement She Is owned BY parties ia
EaslporL
From the yard Of Capt ere Jones. Of West Btooksve
hsi week tareenssted schooner. about $50 tons, Oh
neasrrDeni built and owned principally hy Capt Jones,
who WI command her She is intended for The south
American trade
At Kennebunkror I7,n from Wards ward By Naster r
.osth trd finely modelled and superior built white
double deck bark Of about 800 tons ownel by CAP. Y
Thompson. 9. henaebunk. she IL FOR sale.
Notice 90 Mariners.
HARsoR-piAwosn RRHr
second Dcs has 1cen placed " clearly Us-
mond se Last ryer NY 1t in ~ feet weer about $50
e SL on NE buoy marking the north end Of the rect
Pilots ferry steamers and those towing vessels
luesed cot 10 the buoys which
barge that they may serious injury aud possibly loss
Of me- run foul Of particularly By crowded ferry boat.
bJ order OIL tae Lighthouse DO srd.
View FORK, Oct y, 1851
NNWcHwAsG, clfsA-ssfNc AND iNarsrcrioss
foR ENTERING RIVER
huoYs-Ocis Information received AZ this OF -
That two buoys, furnished by the Imperial Maritime
China have been securely moorcd upon The bar
.hsy are SUBSTANTIAL iron nunbuoys Of six feet transverse
diameter ana are surmouned BY rectangular nass OF sheet
IRON The outer or entrance buoy 10 10 three athoms
vertical stripes ~ Is It's nag lower cone 70 painted red
Inc inner % upper buoy In two fAhoms waw and n
elud.ng s Gag wholly painted black II bsars NJ ~
Il, distant az mil6e from the entrance BUOY. In tbs