The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

Shipping Notes.
We take pleasure In announcing tho safety Of the pilot
boat Jones' No 1 Of which entertained. She
spoken ssh inst OF Montauk Point working her way
| the Westward and arrived at this port last night
Marine Disasters.
vSh p%, into Hed Haven eskv remained ~
waiting orders from owners before repairing
Into the the into the bark susan
BARK d 90 n Sor from LveooI 70, I Bs
nS Oh 'n' 0eAcn anu '0~s' INTO H0f'0k SUN
from New York
18th inst but came of same day without damage, and put
the river 9Th inst got ashore on the oyster beds
soHR Tnos JEFFERsoN--A letter from Capt Briggs
c Thomas Jefferson before reported ashore near Ocra
ss's ne sHa as
Sd4s then nSh lore r. Ave G s water but the
nU ~ ss * s rs ss ns herr
sCHR NELLIE TARpox Conary at Baltimore from Rock.
port Me- reports 18th inst encountered heavy gale which
getting s' i
on Cove o1s on night Of 18th The United saes
ance furnished hands hten BY throwing
ss shoSne M for Of ss
Perry badly injured when the wheel carried away
from os Noble ashore at YSrsas W ssansa
got Oh after throwing overheard OF rice in
Mis- cllaneous.
Purser W Albert of the steamship Moro Castle, from
Havana, will please accept thanks for full tiles Of
papers, &C.
Capt Nelson the brig Nellie Mitchell, at Philadelphia
has thanks for his attentions.
Capt Whittier, OF the brig Springfield and Capt Simmons,
OF the brig IRIS will please accept thanks four coueses
We have received from the American Shipmasers Assoc
citation No Of the monthly supplement OF the "Record of
American Foreign To- nth
veys and reports Of 1913 vessels arranged very
form for reference
LAUNCHED Westerly, RI 2Ah inst, from the yard Of
the White Wing She Is destined for The coal trade,
an a & es 5 s,ss IN: a ysi Of Mr.
oa, " c.ps Ds,id crows d 9i Ss.r.
ly, and intended tor the fishing business.
Notice to Mariners.
UNITED STATES ANKR,c A. CHESAPEAKE cay, VA
EErsTAuLIsHMRST OF A LIaHr TO MARK wINDMILL
MOURN or EApramXSsoox RIVER, vIaeiSlA A." ~ '''A
on h II point S Sca has Ssn
that dan ,,r tn: position o. the vessel in LATITUDE "a 80
half Ss4 la.homs wafer, sticky bottom, with tho following
NSs 9' Sq Esns BY %s'a miles.
Won afT Trap 9 sso. fG sh vs..s e R niles.
an aa painted color "
1s r q s vsss consists Of es,
ranged in around the mast at elevation o. about
weather OF a distance OF ten miles.
Once Lighthouse Board, Washington, DC, March - 1862
Whnlcmen.
Cleared at New Bedfod Both inst brig Eunice Adams
Coleman, Atlantic and Indian oceaus
spoaen-Dees, ia banda sea- bak stafford, Ricketsep,
Spoken.
ship sprnsaSld Dwight, from Boston for Bombay Feb
barn Ma iey,e. Waite, from calao for Antwerp. Jen G.
Bar. s. ian Star Br from Cardiff for New York, March
Bart saIgs Could from caibaricn 'or Boston, March 49,
ss fsrh JOANNA steering SSE was seen March a. lat % Ion
srt Andes from Boston Cardenas March IS by pilot
sars MARY = Dye, from Mils River ia, for boston, 10
riis GIrscy qase from Portland for Msianras March 90
lat IA, Ion y mo, "a before.
Foreign Ports.
AnEcpo, March IL Ia port brig Bslcyon for Baltimore
XsrwtRi, March i5sIn por, ship Transit prInswster
formerly COMMANDER OF ship Anna, recently sbandoned
BosnAy, Feb soIn port ship. Atmosphere oram Pride
Sssuns Lynch; yharIot,e es ana Irre Morgan unc
cosaa "I Peporea cid
BARK i arlington nowe
BIRnApos, March II In port schr John Lymburnsr Or.
Bfaagpa, March ao~cieared brig Harve. Queen .Br,,
Cows, March 81 Arrived steamship Ariel Jon.s Nyors
cossTsS Tisorls MsrsS l-saled, bark Rafael, SYors
Campbell, Boston Jas Kirby Bernard Philadelphia; scbrs
Archel. do; Ricardo Java, Little, Niork; Rise, New
,CAaprsAs, March Is Arrived, sehr Evans, Bennett,
sailed si,A bark Eliza cochsn swasey, por. north Of
COS Ilovi,ni Freeman, 90 ser Mary Fensrick Dor
GinsSIrsn Msrea Ain pert bark Witch uOpkins from
Arrived at 10 Eth. brig Lord tr Basin from Nyork
Isvx =. March 9, arrived. brig Emma Z Hall, Ban.
a :s aope ntn e.. k Nav &
& R6 a s' cr %s TS s sSnc Ga
s Ss ss S rs, ' g'" ss s. 81
no.. essy saa Moro S.s.s Jswe, Syors brig Ken
Lyireoc,, March 5l-AnISed, steamship Peruvian Bal
il n. s,h ,bp crsrecn, cy coleacld from sa.
hIaynap HAVEN, March 30 port slip Southern Esgle
1hw2,nsife. from spr herp.q or rI boston c,oa
rhaa, ma s,n Carr scan isrcivs BOSTON 5ih, bark
aaaci su T Ss bark rv, Le,.ou from
NIors, arrived ~ -ctr hdea g, for DO in few days
slsn Lans cardenss Harry vlrdsn, coln. Liverpool
wild Horse sce S,r SioS ' EoSs GI. leonard O ds
s ,sss; se t Il ;ss' ss ss VANCE, f'S
6rs. Massgadaye tr ioin a. Baltimore sai, sord.is
Haskell s'se ors s !? s na s'SS MAJ, STS ; hssu
IN tsrraneins via Barbados, do; ssnolo Of Pug
saisd about h ,chrs John Atwood, for San Bias and
Erork S'h, Chas Warren, Smith, Baraeoa to load Tor
s,hrarp,cs, Mach IS uaet dste-rn port bark Bessie
NYors SOAR, Glendale, Msinisfe FOR TO- ds Marine csr
as srj sy5ors from and %sf Tor b,,mos,
pSo hsn 10, os Po6 noo Of aef"' dol schr Lizzie
ssi "a leh, b.tk Gould Bo.on land spoken
. ", lat St Ion 70 iO)
American Forts.
BOSTON, March so--Anived, Maria d,r) Bls.don,
,,s,.rd Bark rsrrswor,b, Howes, East Indies brig
John ptcnSn Baker, savaanah scars Sarah Fish rhomo