The New York herald., 1870-06-08

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sAnen, Kate, Al McFaren, Fannie Plat. Uriaa, A
Newkrk, s 4 Church.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP TRPoLI-Boston, June THE Cunsrd steam
ship Tnpo Captain Aoreand Liverpool for Boston,
attempting make harbor ran ashore II O'Clock
this morning the rocks OF Cohasse She lies about
mes from the beach She leaks forward
parments but has yet sustained serious injury The
passengers are oil safe board She Charles
Pearson and several tugs have her assistance As
she wen, on at low water is believed that she will float
the tide and of good shape assistance of
the steamers that have TO her aid "A later despatch
says that she has got on.)
wx for
some sght repairs having experienced gale on the
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was drowned
We under obligations 10 purser Ross Of the Inman
at,amship City Of Pussels &c. imply forwarding otr
dies oce the arrival Of the vessel Monday af
tsrnoon.
Parser Vim Hathaway of the steamship San Salvador
from Savannah, has our thanks for favors.
Purser John Moet of the steamship Charleston, from
Charleston has thanks for favors
EXTRAORDINARY PASSAGE FROM SAN FRAScIsco TO
he eli in of no
Dispatch Line sailed from San Francisco March 6 and
rived of the ghtshp June making the in 80 days and
up TO the city, I'll the s She 10 By csps
George Cumming who deserves great credit for hrs uniform
condition which Away: I fspi sy She
Se'r Her oG OF
days The Dispatch Line are now loading the lannon's Clipper
s anS The
p visit an or al
of the above vessels at their respective wharfs.
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the possession Of the United States Marshal pending suit
to sea- ramored sa that ' cutter
has been sent in pursuit.
schr Florence Mayo OF l8S tons to be commanded by Capt
Notice to Mariners.
Notice given that the engine attached to h fog signal
Beaver Taghshouse was disabled about O'Clock FRI
In the meantime the trumpet Will not be sounded.
rRANcE-LocAL WEATHER SIGNALS.
The French government has given notice that the
and on the coasts Of France addition
dag, Of any color, indicates weather doubtful baro-
short pendant (cornet) indicates appearance of bad
weather; heavy sea; barometer falling
pendant indicates appearance of better weather. ba-
ball corne indicates the of the port
has become dangerous; be careful.
ball below cornet indicates the ifeboat 10 coming out
CAPE RnEroN-sUT OF CASso-FIxED LIGHT, sHIP HAR-
has given notic hnfr the
ih day Of April 1870 light would be exhibited from
south point Ship aaSo TS t0n' iupper aps0n
and ID dsa4 ss fee e. S,s
the northern entrance of the Gut of Canso, which miles
as" Ss ssa s a of the
~ vs. sss'ss shi III
Sailed from Nassau MP. 9th ut bark Tropc Bird Crapo
Caroline Foose San
Bark John West, Manchester, Of NB was a, st Helena
bone last sicE and put in al s. Helena
or medical aid Would sail to cruise about st Helena until
Bark x Ohio OH Jennsy Of NIB a, St Helena April s ship
his oil las before re0rsd by bark FA' for New
spokenAt sea- March H. bark Mt walas,on Conn, NIB,
Would be ,, at .r. TscAhpa9o last Of May
taken 70 bbls oil this season.
spoken.
sa g. cnas' n r. MG Lechee from New York for Antwerp
Ship Cherokee BID onleei from New Orleans for Liver.
Ship oraya rattsn, from Brunswick, Ga, for Caao,
Francisco, April 70, ), '' '''ADA ''' san
Foreign Ports.
BARBADOS, May 2o-In por. bark Montezuma for NYork
CARE COAST wCA, April 2s-In port bark wayfarer,
0oSSHo Pr, Nay b1iss Alpha Dodd, for NYork
,CIENTTEaos, May 29ArrIved, bark Aexandrina tBr,
May srigs Cyclone Nevins Win
sailed S0h, bark Trueman fBr, Anderson port north
DUNDEE, May 2lArrived, nos Dahl, Pensacola not
'1 MHMsuae. May u-sailed, Asia, for Philadelphia.
RSsg no dseaa port ship Comet Bray from San
HoNoLuIU, May 2O-saied, ship syren, johnson, New
HALIFAX, June sArrived, schr Guiding Star, Merriam
epcred s. John Kendall Homs o
agu x
MTIEoURSn April liIAiised, ship Ra.tler Marsh New
York mot sailed for New York reported columns
MArAEzAs May 3o-Cleared, brig Pomona, Brown from
QuEENsTowN, May 2S-Arrived, steamships Nebraska,
Guard, and Engand Webster, Liverpool for NYork land
~ for Liverpool and proceeded 7th samaa, Maryn DO
Sailed May as Fresh Breeze tBr), McDousai tfrom
Lyerpoo) New Orleans
Lss SYoSk for Sls%sa ana MAN, oss@sH'
dorp, NYork (May 30 FOR do (and proceeded.
sTETTIN, May 23-ATriyed, Louise Poll Wanmacher and
+ Pickert, Noehlszep, do.
TRINIDAD, May 30--safed chip Blumenthal, sehulken,
Falmouth for orders bark Oscar Rus) kaJenberg DO do.
American Ports.
BOSTON, June 6Arrived, barks Norah, Gibbs, and Nep
sSa S1sSn I ,S,S Awsp Or .esh
1seis.a Cleansing: s|.si.oss hail%ors Roman.
qua; Lenoir, Messina
BALTIMORE, June 6-Arrved, schr Virginia, Besirse,
NYork.
ClearsdBsrk Queen Of he Isle r Munro London brip
Alice Bonner, Maanzas; Jens Wuf DAM Thygeisen PEI
nam6uco; Chaiianoesa Pry 81 Johns Pr; NINA Traab,
True Boston, schrs Peerless PaeEscp West lndies PIa
RE Bird Hrl Cowe Hausport NSi c Errtcksen Smith,
Plymouth, Mass ~ Berkele Eiberidget New Haven;
Benedict, Ellis, do Charm, Studey, Boston,
Saled-Brg Minna Traub schr Peerless.
BATH, June 4-salled schr Henry Adelbet. Dunon New
York.
BEVERLY, June l-Arrived. schr VIM Walton, Hunter,
BAKERS LANDING, June S-saled, schr Motto Stafford,
liza