The New York herald., 1870-11-25

Tho National steamship Captain Bragg, will be
despatched from pier No n North river tonorSw (Satur-
| dayh atSA M, for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The Anchor line steamship Anglia, Captain Craig, win
depart from pier No 20 North Saturday.
noon for Londonderry and Glasgow;
The General Transatlantic line steamship Vile Paris,
Captain Surmon win sail from pier No 80 North
| morrow Saturday for Havre.
The Texas line steamship Clyde Captain Hunter, win sail
from pier No 20 East river Saturday. O'Clock
PM for Galveston touching at Key West.
The Old line steamship Benvie Captain Baker, win leave
pier a6 North river tomorrow Saturday at o'clock PM
| for New Orleans direct
The Merchants line steamship General Meade Captain
SAMPSON win depart from pier No IL North
| Saturday, at O'Clock PM for New Orleans direct
The Cromwell line steamship Cortes Captain Nelson, will
be despatched from pier No North satu
day, at o'clock PM, for New Orleans direct
The Pioneer line steamship Gulf Stream, Captain Nc
Creerv. will sail from pier No 20 East river
Saturday, at O'Clock Pm, for Mobile direct.
The Southern limo steamship Champion Captain
Lockwood, will leave pier No North river
| saturday. at o'clock PM, for Charleston.
The Old Dominion line steamship Issac Bell, Captain
Bkemsn for Norfolk, will pier No 81 North
O'Clock. The Saratoga Captain Couch Of line for
Richmond, City Point and Norfolk, will leave time
and from same pier.
| Marine Disasters.
SHIP NE Plus UITsA At sayannan 18th from antwerp,
sailor fci overheard from the mantopsa yard and
the foretopsail yard aud killed.
Sem FAiEDTALEE from Boston, Of and for Camden
aSns having her udasr % aosSuiso
xh .na re 's
| Tenants Harbor
soan oorosEs, npklsy from Bath for Boston, while
flats in the river and filed with A tug 70
and is discharsing her cargo Of slabs - '-'
SCH. JOHN p COLLINS, Gray which arrived Newport
night While a with ea water and The as
now ebbs and flows through her upper seams
| IyrAp Law I.xtaa D..
GsorSe while at M aHshSr Holmes Hole the night Of the
o a @ LNm pGw we're IN h, cohtsc. ana me UToson @
down % as ter. saSs the received but slight
4 was dismasted and had sails blown away
@ on e. 5 Se
wet Farms Creek on the night of the ah inst and ied
scnE DAMsrL (of BROOKLYN Cronck. dragged anchors
the the sad and went ashore on City Island and be-
scHs AsnonEThere is large unknown schooner, with
on as S r. Te s way
breaking her on Wednesday aernoon tr topmasts
Ycr for Eefas and searspo loaded with corn
| of water Crew saved.
DARpANELLrs, Nov 2-The Ecno, Richardson, from New
s 5 R @
ing. Masters contract with tug eoJ total COST so6.
S wa s%sa IF a The ssa a1s
abandon after being ashore is beng sold The vessel is
Nov Mshp rsnsseps from caao Of
assistance.
os. srss Achilles Mayor from Baker.
NAPLES, Nov 5-The bark James Churchill which sailed
from Nsia Dot Is for Legorn put back the gath to
indebted the purser of the steamship Missouri
from Havana, for promptly forwarding files
patches
Captain Higgins, the steamship San Francisco from
sIo
| thanks for their attentions
BARK NoEroN The schr Morning STAR at Bermuda from
81 sP0s s joint 1 the M h 50 inst in a %
bound 70 Mrmaehi short Of provisions last IS days on
not oysprovislonsd FOR the voyage and
ossy with Save his the and ..l
wafh with & tsars ,,na. n their they
e PspT Sa n sssap 81
van attempt whsn winds continuing ad. d
she bore up for s. 1hDmss and most
schooner would last her about Gy days and the hope
is that she may meet with another such liberal supply on her
soHn FRANK TREAT hauled up the ralw ay at Ban.
as Yors ana
thence to South America with an assorted cargo
convey portion cargo q rice Of
70 BE- RI il he 1nsd iss nso for
annshsd mSrnps
ALL brea OF beam q feet depth Of hold 7 feet She
sssoo owned, one.ssSi BY ar s Roeer;
U ns BY parties IL
and IN the fishing business during the summer She
sidney Ellis, OF South Harwich
Notice to Mariners.
ENTRANCE TO OF, THE 2, TmAMEsowEsT TIA, swIN 49,,
Notice hereby given that pursuan. to notice issued
e si Ssa
e 4 water spring tides with
g to
fs r.s o as uss aD M y
MARLIN ESsisosss EB sSoS E a.s.a, ~ e
ss s,s,ows arrow WRey sw S',,Sn: s $40 Of mile
that s pi has ssss
- 1alos At low water spring tides, with the following
west e sSalnsss Gsursh sis aWby Wv. = NO .se'
Maplin Lighthouse, NV bywAw, distant 2-lahs of
East Maplin Buoy. NE, distant slo.hs Of q m,e
Wss, aTrows ssa Ss suSy sM " dis,aa, s;l'hs I miles
low water spr ng tides, with the following marks and CON-
Canewdon Church. in line with the first house eastward OF
soms bas and roundopped tree on Fouiness Island NV
Mouse Light Vessel jSst open soahward of the Maplin
lia East gss gsrows sW Hy Buoy N distant sohs of mile
Mapin Lishshouse, sW by " x ", distan. iioths of
Maplin Spit Buoy, sw, distant s-loth. Of mile.
The m Sasy hs aap iS e.
3 feet at low water spring tides
EAST ooAsr-sMrTu's KNOLL.
this House dated July H. 1870 conlcai buoy painted
blacs snrmonnted with staff and globe, and marked
water smiths Knoll.
with the fsllowng III Girks ana compass bearings vis
w"s4,ss idsi aSy : s..n aan o %.
haisbro' hign Lighthouse, by q N distant AN miles.