The New York herald., 1868-05-14
Marine Disasters.

BRIG NASToNNIEE tFr)-The British bark r Hea, which
arrived at this port from Bristol E, reports-Apr T. lat
so "a NJ lon % 80 while blowing heavily from SSw and
heavy sea- brig apparently sinking condition.
with loss of manmast and signal of distress flying. Bore
her. and hove to close under her ee She
he the French fishing Nantonner Of and from ST Servant
for Petit Havre and Port Chox, NF The captain Eugene
Marmgnon had been washed overheard and drowned Res
the crew, composed mates, % and boys.
The brig had plank the wreck of the manmast
which carried the day previous in tornado from
NV The attempting the vessel had their
boat capsIzed and stove alongside
BARB MAReARErrA (Br, Berry, from Mnattlan for
Queenstown ashore French Reef oath but got
of by the aid the 26h, without damage
and taken into Kew West where she remained 9Th inst
her. Another states that the bark thumped severely
inches per honr.l
soHa MARY CAMPBELL, Tasso, from New Orleans for
is,h n during heavy sE The vessel was NOT nsared
% Ss | w.s % SSveS y Insurance. and together
scIR GAsGRs, Higgins from Franklin for New York, went
ashore at sullivan Pals Me- st INST, but got or
would discharge at Sullivan for repairs
from Franklin S for Boston, wen.
with loss of part of keel and will discharge at Sullivan for
ashore sullivan Falls l inst, but came oG without
injury.
from NYGr & aeGMTs that ls on .as h april in lat q during
p jacob ona stamsr
b5e%m 's and boats The sea- was making oiesn
drowned part the remainder Of the injured The
RANsGArr, April 20-The Althca, of ST john NIB, from
Antwerp for Boston, which put r n. here on 2Oh April after
slip and copper stripped of for examination.
RYE Apyil soThs bark lone of & sunderland Mathews.
and being dismaned It feared
she receive further damage next tide.
Miscellaneous.
@ - n. 4, IN for New York. and arrived back Monday
Ss Sp
as The s The B1ys has landed Two of coal
yard fine schr called the Sam Weller The keel for another
and larger vessel 70 be laid down forthwith In the same
Notice to Mariners.
uoKEI, HONDURAS.
sh, is now exhibited a, Cay Bose The r6 consists Of
and ss %n az % Northern ward sm NJ e
nfeor Of the burners or lamps, the light not visible at
Of hs coast published three year. have
the lat inst the frs, occasion that II has been exhibited
ENGLISH CuANNEL-wLnoK IN THE RIVER ExR.
Trinity HOUSE, LoNpoN. April B 1853.
word .wrsssS s; been LAID issio~s EsE Of
Saos oS .s IN al low spring tides with the
following marks and compass bearings viz
horn sn.e sss, Of the new
The high part Of Straight Point the well known 10 foot
Pages Ledge Buoy tNo ~ W by n, distant 90 fahoms.
BY order, ROBIN ALLEN. Secretary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THE LIGHTS AT Ar
Hyp1oGrA APnIc Orrrcr. ADMIRALTY
LONDON. April ~ 1853 Z
nItss %s ss"i
lowing arrangements have been made:-
eaop,c rejecting light, Of % the fourth order
The light will be placed platform IS feet above
Of the projected mole
The green light on the South mole will be replaced by
The Ss Be ee abos hs level Of e
command GEO. seis HENRY sS RICHARDS, HydropraUhe
uELGIusi souELpr RIvER-rrxrp LIGHTS AT pAruz
HYpRoGRArnIc OFFICE, ADMIRALTY,
r,. .,-,--. LONDON. April y. 1883
will be exhibited fort Bahz the Schelde river
ss guide through the channel or narrcws, Of Bathz;
the bearings By sp and Tss elevated feet
the mean level OF the and In clear weather should
The West light nred white and light showing white
red from BY 20 10 BY "a ~ spa m i Elevated "a fee,
above the level OF the and should be
The Illuminating apparatus Of both lights doptrc or by
The lights placed rampant Of Ba,bz for, at dis.
tance Of 1853 yards from other on the bearing by
and oy y and when min IN Ilnelcad through the channel
buoys Nos and and other lights shall have been
placed guide for the upper they will moment
81 her coming In line serve guide for rounding the ell
tA bearings magnetic ariaon IS degrees Westerly
By command Of their Lordship,.
GEo HENRY RICHARDS, rIydrorapher.
WhaIemcn.
Sailed from Marion 18Th Inst schrs Cohannet Hathaway
and Graduate Ryder, Atlantic Ocean.
Sailed nom New Bedford