The New York herald., 1870-03-05
Shipp;0C Notes.


On the 2sd oath and 25h nlt, Is ships barks from
New Orleans, having oit bales Of board passed
the at the Southwest Pass which is for
Liverpool.
Among the extraordinary voyages OF clipper ships we
notice of the ship Swallow, Capt Dan Mclaughlin JUS.
arrived at this port. This splendid vessel with fun cargo
each way made the from this port Fraucisco
thence to Liverpool returning New York in the unprece
dented time of 10 months and days
The clipper ship Flyns Eagle, Cap. Lewis, Fran
cisco 81 inst mace the passage in s days from New York.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP LORENZO Foiiansbee, from Bakers Island for
Queenstown, which put into Honolulu feaky and
would proceed on her voyage in u few days.
BARK BRIDE at the Delaware Breakwa,er had
lost foretopeallant mast, which has been reGed.
ports experienced heavy Weather the On 18Th
Ha,teras quantities Of wrecked stun.
BRIG A CARVER, before reported abandoned, and as
subsequently drifting ashore the southwark OF Cape
Cable ashore aah na
beach where she lay at last accounts hSh and dry Wreck
BRIG IvAEHoE (Br) at Holmes Hole from Cardenas, ex
perienced very heavy weather lost and split sails. &c
BRIG WV PARKS. at Holwes' Hole from 81 Thomas. re-
having very heavy during pms
sage; los. js aud split sails.
soHR CHAs coMEny, Holmes Hole. reports Goth u Ia,
rail- resembling steamships bales Of cotton, barrels 4c
scna JOHN BAxtrn from New York for Corpus Christi
4 with loss Of and sails and leaking badly ba ,Da
Harriet, MRyagez, which took oil bands
them at Baltimore 81 inst.
scnK GEN sPRAauE, Allen. from st Augustine, used in
wrecking the brig Carver parted her hawser while
day abreast Of the lighthouse, drifting seward The
captain and crew s on shore.
scna LOUISA REEv KS. from Charleston FOR Wilmington
DEL lost sails )bboon and fore,oPeRllant OF
and put INTO Lewes, Del, 4th inst
gIisceiIaneoma
Pnrser Carter OF the steamship James Adrer from
Charleston, has our thanks for favors.
SUPPLEMENT No containing additional surveys snce tho
publication Of the fourteenth volume Of the American
Loyds Universal Standard Record Of Shipping. been
received from Captain Thos Taylor the Director OF the
Association IS Wall street. The surveys embrace 26 ships.
43 barks, 90 brigs, ~ schooners and steamships
Noiicc to Mariners.
u S LIGHTHOUSE Dspor
TcMrKINsviLLE. Staten Island, March 4, le7o.{
The first ciass buoy red and black horizontal stripes 10
buoy No west side Of Upper
Middle both Of New York lower bay, taken up FEB a
The outer spar buoy white and black perpendcuIar
stripes to mark the entrance to Rockaway Inlet recently
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
CHARLES BOdGS Lighthouse Inspector, Sd dis!.
THI CORAL REEFS OF THx COAST FLORIDA.
The industry of the coral insects making add
tona to the reefs along the Atlantic coant Of Florida
every and then, In the lapse OF time, columns and
pyramids Of their construction show themselves sound
Ing and bnay reach the surface be which
are liable to be fell by shipping, steering by the
Capt Adams In the steamship MORO Castle,
these paeaus rising from the deco outsde
ing with the ancient rock IN LAT 20 NJ lon 50 w. his last
voyage out causing detention of some hours There
no ssrm and very few knew that anything
mailer
Whalemeu.
AZ Gnadeoupe Feb g. schrs Ellen Simmons Rising sum-
fhips Allie Dyer They start for black oil from tue
above port spoke schr Knights ~ bbs sp oil this win.
BARK Orlando, ciark was at Nahe Nov l. oil a,ian re-
ported.
Ais.G from CAPITA Atkins, Of schr cs,aeeas Of Pssr