The New York herald., 1868-03-13

Cape Edsecombe and they have stood through
IN for the north ensance and while to the of e
hIsu5 sA.Sossr y seas CURTIS
Sight exhibited Gncombe Hoaa, Port Curtis, would be
The hsi%s % haea white light seaward, su. win appear
sa s as the f. Ss
feet above the Che and In clear weather should be
illuminating apparausis dioptric or by lenses Of the
Ss;Aea:s a I'd % fee.
while kespas os.ds re ne Ess bank
ss
noTihw,rd .hoa ne arr q red light ana win
bears NV, then ssa sad open tho white light before
iisas %
ssd s III @ Ssss . "a psss
and as soon hs red lsh sgeas bearing being then
,. "a Ssfs'se Port Dsn''0n
By Ha order .0'' gurus % y sTskIcK Chairman
Washington, ns O., Feb. sA isss
AusTnAIIA-EAsr r-QURrssLAND-Fi1ed Lights
or WOOdy Port Great sandy
day Of October 1857 lights would be exhibited from two
seroasS Great Sandy near he North sias o he
asDa hs other herr near ,i,, q: Middle su s .
sS ,Ss;s
The Middle Blaa shs axed white light excepting from
@ sna A sS,ees sw ss IL SS
y and NbyWaw. It is elevated al5 feet above the
The aainsting apparatus Of both lights doprc or by
Both Light houses hexagonal shaped p feet high
the northern san, + placed @ q mile from the the Of
placed tho summit "a he island abrsss, Bluff
They bear from each other sE u and NV W, distant
lights sxhinl,ea to enable vessels to enter the
Of Maryborough through ths west channel at night
DmForIossWhen entering Hervey Bay to
Spas %Ss s s9 oss u n hs inc
5 s s Dsy
on the same level then look out for the red buoy which Is
sS,s .ss.lns .Ss red ed buoy s,sss about %akns
ns s' a%
sS r red sIs. ns h Isd S $
light the first to appear steer south until the lower light
onstbird the from spit
whsn The lower @ light white whit III rs S1s the @
the upper light becomes white From thence
@ we o s s Df s % hssPs % ws ~Ss
the vessel will abreast the red beacon she then steer
when SIC viii be ahrcas tie red buoy opposite the MS
oas from which course must be gradually shaped for the
In entering the lights one should the red buoy
% with lights J' 81 ses ONE
until the high light is dipped below the northern hi.
81 81 ssssns' are magnetic s,ss IN 1885,
ngon DC, Feb 25, 1868.
ENGLAND, WEST COAST, BRISTOL oHAsNEL-ALrrHA.
TioSs IN rLATaoLm LIagT.
pa s I hs
fair berth outside them respectively.
ALTERATION IL UsK LIGHT.
The lighthouse the Usk exhibits
@ es~as Ssnae S 1ss'hs' he y
. Which = sss,nsi @ red gh shown hs
the ssasrns ME- E @ SSE VIII ss he
ending bearing ~ Te sl' EXTENDS INC And
wns strip % Or saE q s whs hs gh visible up the river
AZ bearings magnetic Variation q degrees westerly in
CHANNEL rsIASps-JrusrY- DESTRUCTION or THE
BEACON OK THr GRAND AsoUETTp
Official information has hereby
jersey h en
stroyed and washed away.
wTsr INprRs--RrvoLvIss LIGHT soMBarRo BLAND.
1857, stating that lighthouse then cree
which revolving light "ssanns greatest bn
HSsa sa sa Ss shsa .s @
BY order. B sHuBRIcK, Chairman.
Whalemcn.
Spoken schr Georgia, Bradbury OF Newburyror, 49,
sss: en en NJ spa %nasd q boil, oil Of
town, Feb - in Mona Passage, with IS Dbls oil each
Spoken.
s's KsdS,h s d bon New York July 30 for sang
BARK Mnnis Godfrey. from New York for Gibraltar no
BTs II A5as A Halifax from Ms,sp.a FOR Boston, March
schr Ames Savannah - hours Tor Aspinwaii,
March 3, lat 80 3i Ion 76 II.
Foreign Ports.
ASTwEEr. Feb 26-Arrvct, Northern Queen Schmidt
Axoy, Jan In port brig GOlconda Marshall for soura-
As5rra Dec So-fassed by ships Game Cock, sherburn
saane o %hs% n
ieayering Belle u Pr, ferai from do for DO.
eiore reported FOR Boston, idg; schEs Richdson,
AHroiao PR, Fss s.i-No vessel in port.
Enno%4 p De- fs9 Ses rtsyoas SyS
as v cs o,s
BATAVIA, Jan 9Aryed, Pawtaxet IS, Goodwin, Boston
BrnavDA, Feb Is Arrived, ship Admiral sn.,on, savan
CAnDIrr Feb s5-Arrsed, Emma LichGeid, Crockett.
CADiz Fob 2i--saied. Rocky Gen Wallace, 81 Thomas.
DovEn, Feb s5of y Peter, Goodwin from Philadelphia
DuskIEs. Feb se-Auivee, Rhea Sylvia, Mckenzie, N
sailed so a%a. rxs xsha cs,aSs Sssps ae
Sailed fes 8 brig P59ere, Hard. sierra Leone.
mayBs, fe1 ,I-cesr,d, Ala.ena, Harmon for Nyork
HsxnuHs, lsS Arrived, Alsmapna @, from NYers.
sl;es ioh sHrr,,s f.ols. Annoy Iesscn Jss.en,
n; D:v ans s:
ss s r ss: esss r
knd DR. sorbes, unc org Arthur crO.5y rom
Tslr OF wIeu1, res :s-on, zw.rver, from Rotterdam
sss s.s rs ss,is. sss.e gSs Campbell sYo,s
26th Hope, Samuel Galveston Cattle Doye Nor
leans: Marlborough, Armstrong, Nyork Hbcrnlan a.,
Portland. -
xss1 Ess sqss .rsH
Havana Tonawapda, JGlius, Philadelphia; Mrlor Smith,
Hong Kong.
Cleared ssh, Electric Spark Leach, Bosou; Casiiuc,
1hurson Calcutta Nellie May, Huchings NOrleans: Nun.
guam Dornio Cous.ns savannah ConoTant Coiser San
franclsco: Gocaeli, Crockett, Yokohama.
Entered 2sh, lus Trery, for Boston; John Elliott,
Grfu., Calcutta Pioneer e, shackford Charleston; Mon
golia, Mel her, Eeans, Mary Scott, Gfchrss, ny ork:
Lady Havelock, Ldthgow, Savannah.
LoSDoS, Feb T-Cissfed, Daniel Webster, Brown, New
YORK.
Entered ous 97th Ac'iv, Trcbcra for Philadelphia.
Sailed from 9Th, Liverpool, Lambert NYork
MEssISs, Jan 10 Sailed, brigs Poiiux, kon, NYork
Feb Fanny, Turner Philadelphia; schr rhos Holcomb
Godfrey, Baltimore; 5tn brgs Tempest Wilson, and Aroos
took, Bryant Nyort oth, barks 81 Domqve Br Dudscn
Boston: llth ndustre tPrus) Bishon Philadelphia I2th
sohr Putnam Atwood Boos barks spesdwsn Patton,
ana ksrrirnac, Blair. q.
In port s3d liz barks Horace scuddcr Gould from Mar
sellea, arrived is sovyensnte, Lord Caiar arr ia
Schnmyl Crosby from Lcats arrived u Arthur Brgrs
from settle via c.ssnia arrived I'm bounding Bllow VI
Trieste, arrived 18th AbdeKadcr, Nckersou, from Naples
arrived 1h brirs keponse., Tracy, from kaseiles