The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-02

| Cnhpman. Portland. a.
ssSr Esip;.' ssaSs: Rev iisSsa Pet E,l...,hpor
SssiaI s! e. 10 a s.se..spo
seAr DavidG Floyd Reeves arssnposs for Philadelphia
sSs Gn sss sHSsS Aug 500 and
i bark FORTUNA NE do oo sams sA sms, orig
iish bark from GlassOw for 81 john NB. 81 day Out
Disasters I'm the tSnhamas.
We have received from correspondent the following
list OF wrecks and disasters in the Bahamas with the
of those vessels seeking Nassau dsre during the month
! Of july ..........-....
Won On the "a o. July schr Josephine Hasean from New
Ss1 put
sea Cargo saved in damaged coalition; 10 Long Cay
,rS o. g. ai.1 q July Arrived Times IBID Amsssu
has
0een S & o 9nS v she row waiting orders from
Domingo opsdes needing sa Satin TSs
% MAJ hs1 rS Boston to Cape
Aux Gays released came to Nassau where cargo has
been SO 9gdss esssed new mast furnished and she
saF Sa Mea.so s 1 Bacon New
leaky. Condemned; vessel and cargo sold.
Marine Disasters.
FAYAI Aug 61rhe ship Enterprise Merrill, from Liver
and with other damages; having encountered hurricane
July %. She has admitted to free pratique to-day
werp run into by schr Walton OF Richmond Me- At
oher rns ama She PIT Sac net TO Bon
ay Hook for repairs; damage to the schooner
BRIO AsnoaE- An unknown brig ashore e9h ult
near Oregon Inlet and vessel supposed revenue cutter
from Providence for Jacksonville, before reported)
Brio FEoSTE 1 Of Portland Me- loaded with coal went
Island The New York Submarine Company's steamer Philip
has gone to her assistance.
soHR SEA FLowEE lof Cranberry Isles. Bunker, from
New York for steuben, Me- with cargo Of sprung
and Newport repairs she
| night OF 2sh.
with mss s gone and n Of water
| 81, 10 miles Sc by r from the Highlands.
Notice to Mariners.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IsLANDs--FixED LIGHT CAfRARA
HYDnoanArnIG OFFICE, Apx,nasyr,,
The italian has given from ssth
SSy OF Sn S new light would be exhibited from light
The light fixed white light, visible through
s sss ss' 5, g .ss fg
b. M. Of 81 the
Creaccio and Domino elevated lis feet above the
miles, IN weather should be seen from
The illuminating apparatus dioptc lenses of the
n: tower { Sc..!S ss shape white and attached to the
A bearings are magnetic Variation u degrees Westerly
" ''''-'' GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, photographer
NORTH RECOMMENDATIONS VESSEL OFF
HYDRoGRAPHIo OFFICE ADMIRALTY,
w., ..,... a. v..,.... LONDON Aug ls 1855
a. 1855 respecting light vessel then about to be stationed
Russian has given further notice that the
light vessel has been placed in position and the light eXhib
The Ugh. vessel I: moored in fahoms water, with the fol-
Outer Outer iKsiSS: lsI. vessel, sywIsw.
ss 'f ss.s ss vs::s
and her posion IS in Ia. 81 is so NJ Ion n 30 from
The light exhibited from the mainmas OF the light vessel
and is elevated ~ fee, above the Level Of the sea;
The Illuminating apparatus doptric or by lenses of the
The light vessel is painted black with the name slider" in
white on each side and has three masts with black ball at
In misty or fogey weather bell will be sounde and ships
approaching the kider Shoals on wrong course viii be
The light vessel viii remain in both summer and winter,
and w O1 be when orIss TO do By
tom the light viii no, be eShe , and black flag with
rosIrIos OF rlE rIDEn IIenr AND PILOT
Also po.an h' PILOT at the
mouth of the Elder River has been altered
She lies In 81 fathoms with the following bearings,
s. Peter: Church, ENE
and her po.i,i.ni !. j. h = Il q y, ion s2sAE
tween them IN line bearing by ) aS 5, and by
Ian bearings magnetic. Variation II deg Westerly
GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, Photographer.
BALTIC HNrssNcE -x.rrreAr- ALTERATION IN THE 20.
sirios "r inE konnfg GsonSp LIGHT VESSEL.
h''S0'"Arh'I Io Ssses.' A Asi H. isss.
The 9aqs soyernmen; has gwen notice that The kSboer
SE y dree',on ses nov is IN 70 e fahom: water and
% Ssr R'''" !" lat n len Il u 10 East from Green
THE bearing is magnetic Variation 10 deg. Westerly ia
BY command Of IN, their I:,raships, ,,, -
Whalemcn.
Arrived at New Bedford 2ah. schr Aleghania, Graham,
Atlantic Ocean, with 40 bills ~ oil Reports spoke Aug 90
IL s. .cr. Ada pser 30, }c :p 40 Sids
e s P es. a. 3s lon /;
spoke Aug 20 iai g 3D. lon H. Arthur clifford Dyer do,
cleared 8ist, BARK Jo.sph Maxwell cowe Indian ocean
cambs s n n a Nd @ @ nc w 80 s %n
Oi,-,o san for home in days.
reports hrr At Esrnereda August having taken zoo bbls blk
nsh OF last report sp told. Would be at
Patna Csnse wes,pori so bbls OK caiaips, Pierce
Bed,ord s9 DO Iona Norton, do 100 do John Gpin' How
letter r. tho ,ni oser Of bark Elizabeth sgauIling
Bound on a cruise Norm thence TO i6e Red Sea,
wsas on ss coast at q ls s0 csa
Of rasshpsno, Outbound @ .clr Caroline Foc,e Hal,
Porcia, and Anna, OF Chile, on not reported.
spoken.
ship James Poster r Amsirong from Liverpool for New
ship L'yepo9 Lambert, from London FOR New York. Aug
ship Kate Prime Libby from Cardiff for Non,cvdeo, Aug
big McintTe, from Philadelphia for Portsmouth, MI,
Aug 81, no la, &c.
Foreign Ports.
ANTwyRp, Aug 10 Arrived, Wallace Adams, Bnenos
Ayret: ed, SanspaTie' NAlpn, Philadelphia.
Sailed from Flushing l1th Czafina, blanchard, Nlork
ShsTo & G aiy j Joseph ' forSss
mington, NC.
Baltimore; lsth, ilerlsne Wins Baiimors.
cs oss and Se~ ss fTSS
sela, Baltimore.
BoRnEAux, Aug isSailed Orucn, Standard, NYork.
Sailed from Royan l7th smae ct suzanne, Roy, NfOrk
Arrived ri Paulac 18TH Crescent City, DesnO, Bordeaux
or honevideo tbefore reported sailed lSth)
BOMBAY July In port ship Montpelier, Mills from Lv.
crpool arrived 18th
CAppfrr Aug 2l-Saed, n u Richardson, Hewes, Caao.
Entered for loading 2Oh Hatfield Murphy, NYork
Agenons, White, DO skiold, Abrehsen, Baltimore:
..CADL, Aug ASaled, Excelsior Bowers, Gloucester,
hsss; Lizzie Hough.on, Morton, Portland