The New York herald., 1870-02-10


Wind at sunset NV, fresh
Marine Disnsrers.
STEAMSHIP CUEsArrAKH, johnson, from Portland for
New York, Is aground Long Point, Proyuceown and
will &c got of next tide without damage.
BnG POTOMAC Moore, from BIO Janero for Baltimore,
towed into Hampton Roads 9Th inst nshp Louisa
9Th inst. 80
sonR ELIZA PrKr from Charleston for phladsphi. Is
ashore the former place. and win probably total
ALLEN before reported ashore Body Island.
soHa AEunA Orb Schultz, from BermudA for Boston,
with part Of BARI &C. cas1 TG% Ss Tor ho,.n,
counered heavy gales during the passage
sonR Looouoo of Bclfast) from New York for Boston,
and damaged.
scnH NAyIrA. Ford OF and from St John, Ns, with boz bo,
iIarbor Cargo and vessel a total loss. Grew saved
soIa SPARKLING SEA (of New York; Rose from Norfolk
In distress.
scun MrLLAnp FILLMORE, Chase, from Portland for
Mass trhe cleared at Portland Feb for Paadepha)
scHn v W SIMMONS, from Philadelphia, Charleston
4h and obliged away bulwarks free the decks
Of water; started forward house.
Miscellaneous
Purser Burke Of the steamship Huntsville, from
Savannah, has thanks for favors
We indebted purscr Wheeler, of tho steamship
South Carolina from Charleston, for attentions
AMERICAN LLoYDs' UNIVERSAL REGISTER or sHrr.
30 Wall street. New York, 1S7O.-The volume before Ia
just from press the fourteenth published since in
first Issue in 1857 This standard record of surveys contains
number of plates representing sections Of the principal
parts Of ship &C. also tables Of weights OF anchors from 100
1000 tons for construction and classification OF
wooden and iron sailing and vessels length and sizes
rigging &C. The work contains about 27O0 ships l600
barks $500 brgs $500 schooners and 75J Steamers total
1850 vessels where they buit Of what
materials tonnage, condition at time Of survey &C. At the
end of the volume to be found the charges at all the
principal scapos of the world This valuable publication
has years past approval Board Under
writer's and of large portion OF the principal shppng mer
chants OF this city, and merits the support Of the mercantile
community
Notice to Mariners.
GUTzLAFF's IsLsND-ooAsr onINA-LIanrHouss
,, THE MOUTH OF THR YANGTIz ELvsn, xr-,
SS
27O feet above the level Of the sea- anatng the entire
of the Yangtiz river and known as Gntzlsa,s a Island
dor int S s o the ON h%o
cast end Of the summit aaa firmly secured with Portland
About 40 feet from the tower small part Of tho
house, strong brick building, with corrugated iron roof
built sufficiently low not to obsruct the light from any part
On hu:nmock Flagstaff is stationed, made to
this sa signals be made with vessels at time during
Two guns are planted the summit. When desired
draw the attention OF vessel during day gun viii be fred
During fogs should steamer sailing vessel pass Gloss
60 the siand anu he former oow ner wne or tne aer
heard, gun win Ss dsnots vicinity Of land.
wAsulseros, Dt Jan 81, 1870 70 % DA''A' ''A"'-AA
Whascmen.
Singapore Dec 81 Adeine Gibbs Babcock of New
Bedford cruise arrived 2tth oil not reported Mary
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP, Jan "a Sailed, Lcpanto, Bell, New Orleans
Sailed from Flushing 4ist. Barabna raare viardo New
giIEoA, Jan J. Arriyed' Mary % piek. . NYork q.
Me6onne Sas Nsw Orleans se''s o'ef'0A ana s
GIEeIsTI, Jan ]. sailed. Goethe, Koch, NYork,
ton Norde Hsrsen, BALTIMORE Walter Bunker Galveston;
LIMERoK. Jan 24-Arrivsd. Danish Princess sopwith,
NYork. - 60, 81,
Arctic BensHorn, NY1' NYors oeNN' '''p>' A-N''A-'
opoaTo. Jan l9-Arrved, Rabboni, Coombs NYork, Y
orAeo, NJ, Nov 25-Bark Enngwood, MARSHALL which
sailed to-day for Napier loads wool for London gets $4,000
lump sum -. s.n., ,-,u u,rr,, c.,..u. wo... p.,,
more FEB iog sAvsa scamus Denmark
Forbes and City of Antwerp Lecb, NYork for Liverpool
so5rmAMrroN Feb sArrived, steamship weser, wenke.
sonny sOa, Hudson, Pratt, from Nyork for Lon.
ST HrLEvA Dec Passed, ship Elizabeth Gushing, Col
| by, from Zebu for London.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Feb s--Ccared, steamship Vim Kennedy, Par
ker KYork bark Aiexandrina MITCHELL Cieniqegos brigs
| Norfolk
sp
below the above vessels started
saSa T ss.mshPs sSsfa Br, Harrison Liverpool
| BALTIMORE Feb s-Airived, schr Mary Graham,
Sailed, saled.narl Ternplar; brig Jennie Morton
nRuNsWIcK, Ca, FEB sArrived, brig H F Eaton, Reed
h D. nsruns Ro SsnerS Ssr
(Nor Andeassen, dsg schr Mountain Laurel Awater do
CHaRLEsToN. Feb 5-Ceared, schr Emma, Anthony,
Barbados via Georgetown, SC.
9Th Arrived, brig Black Swan, Baltimore; schrs VIM
1H%eson Ns ps;a sss1 S ssors senr Bird
CAPE COB, Feb 9, $50 Pm Passed. steamship Franconia,
F6kTREss MONROE, FEB 8 Passed out. ship Henry Pei
aTspss ss!ss
ArrlvedBrig Potomac Moore, Rio Janero tsee Disas-
FALL RIVER, Feb 6-Arrived, schr Mershon, Ayres,
GALVESTON. Feb s-Cearea, bark Iron Age. crabtrec.
! NEW ORLEANS Feb 4-Arrlved. bark s,tka Walker Car
dG Below. coming up, schr chas Morrison. Smith, from
IN H2s Haynna and rs
snifh NYors barks Brlianna Brj. Kerr. and Niphon,
Boyd, Liverpool; Woodsde, Eamonds, Boston; orig B
solrnwEsT Pass Feb On the bar, bound in steamship
SosfoIR ofIa tss sMFus BACK adissoa Brown, for
.ed Steamship lsssa sI Bell Bourne SYSrk
u tI1GxpzIrala Cleared sass neaa sSa,
Sehrs PahWay Haley cardcsss vess Rogers. SANTANA
| Bay; Ocean Wave, Bryant, Gloucester.
| PROVIDENCE, Feb S--Arrved schr5 ID W Saunders,
Bearse washneton, NC; Amelia Cobb Cobb Nansemond
Story, Kelley Nantcoke, Md; Nm Gicy. Mehafey.
Port Penn David Siner, Haatiey Phadepha; Jas Eng
ish Barker and Elisha smith Harvey, E,zaoethpor;
Nash, NASH ManhattanvIlc soop Oregon Nichols NYork
RICHMOND, Feb ARRIVED, scbr Matoaka, Fooks New
York - :.
| Stout, NYork. - .
CiearedSchrs Mnnehaha, Saunders, Fernandina Ella
Fish, Wiley, Satila River and Bath, Me-
9beaied, schrs Farragnt ior st John, NB Moses Pat
| ten, Jacksonville.
SALEM, 7-saled, schrs Miller, 81 John, NIB for
l Philadelphia Herald, Rockiand for NYork
WICKFORO, Feb Tin port schr Wachul, Reynolds, from
| Providence Tor Baltimore.
MISCELLANEOUS.
/ 4 BSOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
~ OF different States. legal everywhere Deser-
ton, 8c sufficient No charge in advance. Advice
| free. +. L. KING, Councillor -at-law sos broadway