The New York herald., 1867-02-19

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TIDE TABLES roR PRINCIPAL PoRrs UNITED
srArrsThe United States Coast Survey ONCE Washing
ton has just published tide tables giving the time Of
tide for al the principal in the United States In
pamphets-one Of which devoted the Atlantic
and the other TO the Pacific They be obtained
prominent nautical we'll survey
ONCE In Washington, DC fo tho publication.
No vessel should Be without copy Of these tables they
hardly second to the charts by which the mariner guides
his way into the por1s
ExIGRAHrs BRAZIL Loss BRIG DERsY-
In yesterdays issue gave the loss Of the British brig
Derby, Havana while her way from Galveston
bound Rio Janeiro She cgrants board win
all their agricultural implements, &C. Fortunately an ON
board with part Of their baggage saved though
them left in destitute condition. II Is surprsing that
all emigrans for the Brazs do avail themselves the
regular steamers that leave New York the Of
month, when the fare low the reaoh-
ing their destination is taken into confederation
LAuSoHED-The pilot boat James W Rlwel for the New
Jersey and Sandy Hook pilots SUCCESSFULLY launched
Saturday morning oh Inst from the yard Of Mr.
Forsyth at Mystic Bridge, Conn, the builder OF the
. lar8o oeIexAGO0
pilots from this city and other invited n the Iaunch
who were Handsomely entertained by Messn Robinson
Fooe residents Of Mystic Bridge The the
are:-Lengh Of keel 50 feet; breadth Of beam ~
inches, ana depth OF hold feet She win bs
towed 10 the city in a few days.
STEAMSHIP sARAGossA-Thc popular successfui steam
ship saragossa Of Learys line Charleston ships having
been newly coppered and had impr made t
her on the dock yesterday and win sail
on saturday next She is in command of Capt Croweu
an unb1e md ver nruInr nAue
LAusozEDA brig named stephen Bishop was launched a.
New Haven 10th inst BY Mr. wo Nettieon Her length
lis s sR sam q S hold %S between deck:
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Whalemen.
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d.ys IS Ta'F' for Acapulco "
wsssrn Sss Gcssp .s q qTn nh days from oAao for
ship samuel Glover nsboI from San Frsncisco septs
BARK Gsssije, 1sysI from NYorf Aug for Acapulco.
BARK Shsf, 1.raips from New York Nov sfor Busnos
bark RGandsr from fof Rotterdam. Jan Ia b, On
BARK csco" tBremh from New York. Nov LAT 81 8, Ion
p.n rsssn Y e, S,st Il nsms Am from Seville for SYs
The Black Brothers, Antwerp for NYork no date lat
Foreign Ports.
s TpTsS TO SSsn the LOua Howe
Bm1vJs Bosnssn1 -, Jan sin gnA.r a. Han Mansa NYCrn
New Orleans. Sid 18th, Elizabeth. Jensen. NYork.
gzr5uRsr Africa, Dec 2-Arr Kate Dyer NYork Jan IA
Goree S.' - Dos - osAon' Shocns
Cows Jan slArr sAzonia ~, ---~- ~yors for Ham,
Cspis. Jan Ss-sid Sherwood Lecraw Buenos Ayrss.
,v sn 1shrs rs,sr Breekweld SYork @
CArH COAST CASTIE, Africa, Dec3Sd Roebuck Homans,
bound eastward
0ARDssAs Feb FAR brig Eta II Tucker Tucker Port
land -
CIEsyuEeos, Feb ssd barks Erwin fBr), Goodwin and
Holbrock, Small, NYork: briggs Navarino, Terry and
Mercedes Kohl Dol 6h barks cienfuegos Cole, DO; Eva
Fisk Cieaves MOBILE; 7th brigs Rossway tBr) Rodman,
Zaxa; eth G Geery, Ward, NYork.
CAinARIEN T-Arr bark X welden weldcn. NYork
Cardenas; brigs lluixoe Hassel Havana; 29th,
Pyentss Hobbs, Morton Portland schr 9 Hart Hart.
EYork.
DrAI. Feb SID Highland Mary Perry Boston.
FLUsHv1, Jan gArr Topeka, Blanchard, rhiladelph'a
GBaAITiT Jan 2o-Arr ship George Washington. uancs.
Csao tand sd ss,h FOR Valencia 94 bark Lemue Means.