The New York herald., 1870-03-16

wharf with the cargo fhe put Holmes
appears that, contrary lhe captain the hrs
no. :. .h.. time ssnsaishsd The and hatch
from ron The SS%p urn lime w ps out the fire.
SonR THREE sisrERs, Hayward from Pensacola for Be.
ss Hon. Win lumber va. wrecked I'd ". on the Northern
somR 8 DYER, Blaisde, at Savannah from New York,
reports 2s,h u o Hat,sas had heavy sW gale and vas
stove on deck and Was compelled 10 throw deck load OF
% nsa 90 m n ws
keep % a.
got her pumped.
,oT n, March aIhs Leila Long from New ors.1:
after pa Of casc she hss both n
chors and has rudder broken, but Is tight
Roads o" ensa' '0r oAao lost anchor ana cable HAWK
HAynr. Feb as-rhs wentworth o. Bsn bound, to Boston,
ing. and sustained slight damage
L!vsEfSoI Err g March sThe Bessie Hodge which arrived
weather. during which she buwark broke Wheel had
% x. .w:s w.s and her cargo OF "hs.
:, Lospos. March sThe Blandlns Dudley, Wilson, from
succession OF very heavy gales tho
voyage and fearful Seas which damaged bulwarks, ac
Miscellaneous.
Purser VIM Hathaway, Jr of the steamship San Salvador
from Savannah, has our thanks for favors.
Notice to Mariners.
SCOTLAND EAST ooAsT-yIxED LIGHT ON xoNTaosE-
II. comml.noner. Northern Lighthouse. hav. given
exhibited :, M from snthSais recently Moarose
. o Montr iaG srbo Inc entrance 10 the channel
The light VIM be white light visible between the
level AGat %s @saer and IN
The illuminating apparatus is doprc or BY lenses Of the
light Of lea. power will bs shown from the same lantern
up the channeA towards Monrose harbor. -
The tower. l27 feet high. Is built OF white bricks.
in iso are mas'e"' variation 1' degrees westerly
NORTH ATLANrIo-sPAIN NORTH coAsT-FIxEp LIGHT
The Spanish has gwen notice that from the
10th day OF January lsao light would be exhibited from
westward of San Sebastian.
level Of the sea- and in clear weather should be from
Illuminating apparatus is doptrc or BY lenses OF the
The tower 50 feet high. triangular in shape. and at
situated on Mount Atssza M abou. 4 from the shore,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, MoREA-rIxED LIGHT
PoRos ISLAND
Tho Greek has given notice that from the l2h
house recently erected the north coast Poros
in Be- .ssa r. % e
The Illuminating apparatus dIoptric or by lenses of the
The position. gvsn in lat 81 81 Is N. lon ss 2s
"a. temporal. light exhibited the 10th Or November
@ n De a a somU
Gs Ct 'hs !sa s Ia ii q q os
and Cape Idsu 7sH deg W, distant niles Bearing:
elevated 80 feet above the level Of Tie son.
The light liked and nluminates the whole horizon
The wood hre on Cape ldsu has been discontinued.
IsDrA-wEsT 90 Asr-,FixEp LIoHrs AT vINooRLA
From Dec !, 1853 two lights will be exhibited from the
hesdlond overlooking v,nEora Roads.
feet above the level Of the
The Illuminating apparatus doptrc by lenses Of the
These lights be exhibited between June Is and Aug
81 IN each year.
~. x,,.:e Lent NJ ;As ISLAND n, or soonpw AonrEn.
Iron gn1house painted White ha. been erected Nood
l. 1863 sunset, viii 50 continue each night, The nsW
revolving light e white elevated Am above the level the
The light thrown from lens OF the order pro.
. 1s ss
miles,
LIaHTsnIp SOUTH OF LuorpARA ISLAND, ENTRANCE TO
.hp has BEEN stationed sSs south Of ucpara
s Island 10 PLACE % Of the buoy s wv which y outer o.
the light s white and nAsd Visible distance Of ten miles,
The light csnss Of three dopca lamps Of the 9Th ORDER
hoistsd rst shs, to the = n,a;u, masthead ld,, =.
ball and has painted her sides the Lucpara Pas
Sixty miles to the degree.
lghtshp bean moored 10 the southeast Of Yokohama
anchorage outside the shoal on Treaty Point.
moored in ten fathoms, is painted red and has red
From to sunrise fxed red light win shown q. an
elevation OF S feet above tho level OF the which will be
Treaty Point bears from y. hsh.ship 80 W Mandarin
WEST 1sDrEs-BAnAxA IsLANps-nsvoLv,se LIGHT ON
The Governor The .hsm. Ia: given notice tina,
noea o.' from n sssoss recently erected the south
The light win be revolving white light, attaining It's
greatest brlisncy minute elevated Is0
ses sss n clear weather should be from
The Illuminating apparatus dioptric, by lenses Of the
about ia feet high built Of native sone Of
rin about one ms sonihward Of Mathew Town aud two
miles northwest from Southwest Point In lat 20 t6 N Jon rs
Norsvss.s approaching thi. ish. arc cautioned to pay
land where not intercepted BY Objects o''' ~
Also that further information will be given to the date
BRAzIL-HoRru ooAsr-TxMpoRAnY REMOVAL or LIGHT.
The Of srs. L,: given
,So, Of Para ha; been removed
zach, viii cruis. vcinty OF position in the day.
tune and ID a. night viii anchor I and show light which may
sspda sp sIs Esps s1 IS from Pensacola for
rfs r. HHS s%s from s''''' A,''' for Antwerp
Bark Henry Lord Pnkham, from Cardenas for
HAtieras, no date, lat % 80, Ion II 20.
Bark Sir @ Mcdonnell (Br) Wlke from Cardiff for New
Orleans Feb q, lat 10 20 N, Ion SO as.
Frg Mary Cesss from Mayagusz for Baltimore March 6,
lat 81 ~ Ion 70 90
schr Gersh Banker swneron, from Para FOR Nsw York.
Feb 26. lat % % N, Ion 66
Foreign Ports.
BnEsT, March 15Arrved, steamship st Laurent Lemars
Niork for Havre (and proceeded.
BREMERHAvEN, March 2-sailed, T II Armstrong, Lodge.
New orleans Chrs,el, fredrichs, NYork.
BUENos AYREs Jan l8 Arrived, Jonas Smith, Nichols,
LONDON Also no date Fearless Patrick st Mary's Ga
and Morning Light B Layender for NYorx iig sarah Ho
bart, Croson and Spring, Small for Boston do; c
Long, Park for NYork, cleared; brss Atlas Mitchell Julia
HASKELL Haskell; Acadia Campbell, and Julia Carney.
Carney. for do ldg.
saicd 18th. Nasnwank, Leblanc, n foreign port.
Also sailed TO Jan g. barK Lord Clarendon Br Lavender,
brig Fidelia Stone, Boston.
BAHIA Jan 25-Saled. schr Evans, Tuthili Pcrnsm.
buco.
CALCUTTA March Arrived, ship Andrew Jackson. Field.
Liverpool.
In port March T. ships ST Albsns (Br,, Pike; Mon.ans
Moore. and Glenhaven Brl, Evans. for Boston ldc