The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

ways Indicate Inc extremity OF tne MOLE
ADRIArIo-ooAsr OF rITALY-rIxEp LIGHT BRrNpIsI
HARBOR.
The Italian governments has given notice tina. after
southeast extremity Of The pier at Forte d Mare Brnd '
The light win be fixed white light ss feet above
o m clear should be seen from
M
NJ ss
the white buoy formerly moored of the extremity of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIGHT ON THE MOLE
The Italian goyernment has gwen notice that and after
from the extremity Of the Mole Of Maaazo in the Island Of
The light will be hxed white light varied by red flash
sd rom a s Ssy
above the and should be seen In clear weather from
The Illuminating apparatus doprc, by lenses of the
The light round, surmouns small rectangu-
lar building with terrace, the whole painted white.
ITALY, EAST ooAsT-FIxEp GREEN LIGHT
will be exhibited from the extremity Of the Old Harbor Of
tingushed from Of the Scw Harbor Of Bari which il
Tho AHsrian government has given notice that on and
n Of s he Civ h % be @
malta
level of the and in clear weather should be from
distance of miles.
The illuminating apparatus dioptric, by of
fourth order.
green venetian blinds. The position in lat 20
~ ''A ALTERATION IN LIGHTS AT cara
On hs ne a zss h o91 W be
appear red towards the and white towards the harbor
SOUTH AMERICA, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Chilean oS gwen notice That omh. lat
OF June, sSs light has been exhibited from lighthouse
The light revolving white light attaining its creates:
seconds and that eclipse ii seconds. Elevated ls
OF ea In be seen from
The Illuminating apparatus dioptric by the
tower which round white and s. feet hEh
The position as gwen Is in lat IS IS IS j. lon IS iro%
from Cumberland Inlet with 90 bbls oil 1000 bone
fore reported passed 4h inst lat 49, Ion 49, wacrogged
Bark Erns, schnbbe from Baltimore for Bremen, Aug a.
Foreign Ports.
McLorren, Corning, and Boynton, waycou, Pbiia.
SSy rasS ~ ssps
for for
shanghae 18TH ship Campet!er Br1 Matthew'S Baltimore
for Yosohams EuphrOsyns Br, Christie from NYori via
xIao1 BAY, jaly Sailed, Linus, Evans, Boston,
' sss. siE 5% syo
BREMHSaAvrs, Sept s-safsd smid. or schweers, New
York 5th Goscheu, B.eter; de: Shrsisl. fredrch
BospnAu1, Sept a-saied, Comtesss Ducbase, surs.u,
CEooKHAvrN, Sept s-Arrved Albert Edward, Mackin.
tAERN1RvoS, Sept 4-saed, Walton, Edwards, Boston.
CARDIap Sept SLArriyed. Charleston, Cochran NYork
CnorsrADr, Aug sl-Arrivsd, Colin Mcneil, sconeld,
CXDiz, Aug 2a-sailed Stockton Grnn, Portland.
pnd
WORK; Calcutta, shillaber. for Boston; bark Robert,
DEAL, Sept s-Arriv.d, Lady Ble.sngon Adams, New
s from c..o via
Cowes FOR Hamburg; Aurora, Uey, from Shields for New
DgSexsEsa Sept on, Arracan, Jensen, from Eyort
i1LMoUTM SEPT , 1AIrvsaJ ~: Rye, Charleston.
SAILED IA. Josie Nicholas, Nicholas. Port Talbot.
GLASGOW Sept S--saed, Jessie Campbell, Amero Provi-
Az MeTs winning
sa s @ R.s.e sc
GuXsIox, PR, Sep. LIN port schr David Babcock for
1s. g, .T rsn.nd Firth 3D. nAr
HAMBURG, sept-sailed from CuIhaven 18th, Rechssag,
MHIvonT, Sept 5-Arrved Crest of the Wave, Jones,
Baltimore.
HAvAsA, sept Arived steamship Florida 9TH Vera
sailed I7th, steamship Cleopatra, Phillips tfom Cruz
NYork. 80 60,
IyiGTUT, Aug En- port narks sr Colin Campbell and
Angostura Tor fh1iadelphia 10 SAL 2lst -
LivnEPe3I sept4.Arrived, Atlanta, Couves' Whining
on NC; 5th Tecumseh, Sponage Tor Bearse san iran
cisco; Charles Farwel Smith, Rangoon Moravia, Pat
ten, Maumein bandna Dudley wilson Mrnmchii eth
Ena t, Lockhend, Nfork Via hahfax; Lady heathcete
L0ossmore San Francisco ", p,r.su Adam t.,o,.
Cleared 4th, mary Campbell furceh, Adeh tihce re-
ported abandonedl: r-,. u.a...,,.,,. r,.., rso.,
Sailed 4tb, saranak Hurley fhhhdephia Eleanor fhomp
eakyl bth VIM woodbury., mcLe,an boston since re-
ported Queenstown with loss Of sails Nile Aylward New
York 9th, Arcturus, Edwards Philadelphia. ~
Entered out 4sh Scotia , Judktns NYork CITY or New
Gp ua w oorfniS o ritv Paint r. VIC ' lay
LorDos Sept 4-Arrvsd Beaufort, Banks NYork; 9th,