The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17
Marine Dish 1t ers.


The northeast wind of Tuesday Long Island
much heavier than about the city bays The steamer
Nellie White, plying between the city and NorwaIk, received
sucont damage from the wind and to compel her
ing hauled of for repairs The wind yesterday morning
from the eastward and during the the northwest
blowing fresh Vessels outward bound, among which
the ships Edith for San Francisco the Emerald for Gibrai
and the bark Starr King had good off, The
tug Ada towing from Albany sunk three of the barges
her tow caused by the action of wind and They
grain loaded.
STEAMSHIP OTTAWA Br Archer, from Quebec for elias.
h s S S S s s SpSs got ashore
was got OF after th9wing twohirds Of her cargo She
ballast and proceed on the 10th for destination.
sHrp ODESSA, Small from st John, NIB for Liverpool pu.
ns v o an @ a ass 1 p: in dis
Merrill from Of and for
benefit Of those concerned being badly injured that
e & %oSa o arsS Captain nfss
written to Liverpool that day for ship to be sent
York for Antwerp put into Halifax 18th inst Tor repairs
Stream on the SS has also eight feet water in the hold
BRIG IA, tBr Fuller from New York for
Ss,e put into Halifax 10th inst to land her captain who is
MANSFIELD, Strickland from Bangor for New York,
through Hell Gate yesterday, which cansed her msay
ana WIN ne prov. q" %eI
strong wind continues during the night.
miscellaneous.
We under obligations to the attentive purser
the steamship Eagle, MrJ Huer,as for full hles late
Cuban papers, &c.
AMKnroAx LIoyps supplement, for Sept IS to the
"American Loyds Universal Register of Shipping been
received from Capt Thos Taylor, Secretary Wall
II contains large number Of fresh surveys during the
last fortnight.
KEY WEST, Sep, The Judge Of the Admiralty Court de-
,ss 81 mat The steamer PROCEEDED her
ss.s n: Sy sailed
saas$sS Is!h
sm n ra ass os wears. sss named the Nehemiah Glib
n S rS S me- .bno 1 sss hce n sPyard
sS s for s y Es
ton who I" also part owner.
Notice to Mariners.
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word wreck" has been laid 20 fathoms ssW Of ths
!. 6; .ss s ss s@5 a.. with tn.
%srss rne o compass e. g. lin,
sci House, souihsssterly.
sne b faoyy 81 81 Z Z - distant t Ss,mh mil.
buoy WITH Sl" s world %'s
h. been LAID p ..hSm; me barge James
The buoy lies in Fee. at low water spring tides with the
Mile Town NM lust open west Of a tall chimney a, Mile
Mn.,sr m on the e,, sid. Of III. third cliff from tn,
westward al sheppy, NE by N
More Lishsvss.e, q ", distant anti, ZIG nile
Nv order ROKrN ALLEN
TRINITY houer. LONDON, Sept 2. 1855
FAST CoAsr-CoRToN GALWAY
Notice hereby given consequence Of the growing
up the the southwark Corton Suit
noy mas nesn rcm NV, ~" &C.. W from Us former
with the following marks and compass bearings ''
Corton Low Lighthouse, midway between the High Light
house tower and the Lighthouse cottages bearing NV
byN.
81 Johns church, Lowesto line with Lowestoft Low
Lighthouse, wsw. Z
South Corton Buoy, Sc Il f. distant $40 mile.
East Holm Buoy, x W. distant 7-l0 mile.
Holm Elbow Buoy, W 4 N, distant y 10 mile.
Ne Holm Buoy, NV N, distant mile.
Middle Corton Spit NNW y w, distant $40 miles.
ny order ROBIN ALLEN Secretary.
TRINITY HorsE, LONDON, sept2 ls6e.
xo,,.. wErok orr rAsTsoSnsE
word hss been laid about 20 fsthoms ssE of
sci SUNK OH Esstbourne.
The buoy lies IN u fshoms at low water spring tides with
we.. SIDE q wiasiO Chalk Pr 10 line with large red
e chsne AZ Esponrne and just west OF The CoaseuaId
station westward OF the redgubt. ..,,.
Royal Sovereign Buoy, y N distant 3 lilo miles:
signal House on beachy HEAD, NV y WI distant miirs
By order; ROBIN ALLEN Secretary.
Ihhiff HOUSE, LONDON, sept 2, ls5s
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