The New York herald., 1871-04-11
Shipping Notes.

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| schr Kssam, Kissam, Nor,hpori Tor New York.
Wiud at sunset S.
| Shipping Notes.
All coasting vessels Of hundred tons and upwards
hereafter passing through Hell atc act OF the
Legislature OF this state will be subject to taking pilot,
or in case of refusing do to hairoage to the
first pilot rendering his services inward outward bound
All and foreign vessels pay the whole potage,
as before.
In the matter OF the reported negotiations for the transfer
Into other hands of the Suez Canal the follow
Ing, from the London md China Telegraph ia not without
Interest stAhough has been denied that the Suez Canal
likely TO pass into the hands of English capitalists
have reason TO believe that negotiations will shortly be
terad into with view TO Its transfer The Duke of Suther
land Lord Stafford MIR Pender Others during
they have been the vicinity have been up Cairo
paid visit to the Vcerov The officer, of the Dukes yacht
while passing through the Canal, engaged in taking
! souudings."
1t apparent that the German merchant the
point of making great strides OF years
pished much, and as the Germans essentially
mcrcisi and maritime people, fully up requirements
OF the present in everything appertainng to modern
merce they likely offer the English the future
lively competition than before for whatever
the latter have the of building ships the
| mans make up in point of economy In sailing them.
Boston congratuang sf that the Of foreign
commerce at that port is nearly per January
and that with the direct Cunard sailing
their foreign imports win greatly Increase the presen.
| year"
Fishermen all along the preparing fishing
season. and calkers sparnakers Bamakers painters
aborers In the Eastern towns busy putting
sells In order for the summers cruise Quite fleet Cape
Cod Gloucester, Marbehead like places get
ting in their stores, while other vessels obtaining lines,
rigging anchors cables, &c Vessels that prosecute the
business by wha, Is termed hand fishing" distinction TO
uawi shing require on an average about $500 worth of
hooks and lines each while those which gaw require
about $1,000 each annually articles
Tho ata ,ho
latter method OF late fishing greatly super
seded the oldfashoned being less than
gong out in boats and getting lost in fogs score
of profits it il decidedly practicable.
There arrived at the port Of Boston foreign ports
during the month of March last 2o7 which
steamers ships. 81 barks, 81 brgs 06 schooners
The steamboat Marthas Vineyard, built for the New Bed
ford and Vineyard seamboa, Co. launched yesterday
afternoon, al ha'fpast two O'Clock, from the yard Of
Laurence Foulks, foot of North Fifth street. Williams
SnE 90 Her dimensions Length $50 leet breadth Of
sStE sSs M Tsrs e. D1. HSe6sId Sst%
formerly OF the steamboat Monohansett.
Marine Disasters.
BARK ARTHUR, Lamb; at Philadelphia sh inst from sa-
sey o a LEX on
2sth wind heavy squalls with rough boarding US on
The ys'ss pump. 70 Be- Kept going
opa a9ah hey nh spnnr yes os .S double
SQUALLS heavy shifted cargo S and Received
BrIa JAMES BAKER, pheian, at Philadelphia 9th from
Matanzas reports % inst experienced heavy
ran before the wind hours vessel twice filled with
,rsam a eSs % evening e 3d. and headed the brig with the
hours the vessel was completely covered vita
Padepha 9Th inst was reported as ashore on the sh, az
miles above Deep Water Point. -
ScIR LIZZIE THOMPSON Roaf which arrived at Newburv.
port h instant, reports on the morning Of that day OF sal
hs.s c ana sango %
having been p out in The severe gale Of weanesday The
although Capt Roaf offered 10 tow her to Where she could
ss S .nf luck sa no her
where she would probably have to discharge.
Wiz o Jam % s ST g
- gvng only time to the crew and passengers throw
food picked 'a up "1s1S BY the
cept put board British bark bound for New York
n.s1 M 70.
inst from Nsws...e Del which oasrsd tow.
re air damages being able to carry doubereeed sails with
Into Portsmouth, NH, the 7th inst, leaking,
sonR WIN JONES has been 20. OF from Kettle Bottom.
Newport and towed in and grounded the south point OF
scHn AGNES ANN Miller bound for Georgetown. DC VIVA
sunk Of Point Lookout soh ut and viii loss;
soHE sgRrRIsr before reported sunk night Both nit in
Bsy near Pankatank was bound to New York.
ST THOMAS, March sThe French ship Tros Ani. under
register being condemned English sold
Domnso Soa % New YORK s r.U. OF @ ~, from s.
LEAKING She has been sold at puoc auction her
The Rrsh schr Ambro, of St john NB which arrived At
PR, has been condemned and sold public auction with
The Danish bark Emily which arrived here in distress.
sp s s here and
this po sns s@ om ar wc
being reshgped on the British brig Annie bs bark
Miscellaneous.
sCHR DAVID NELSON of Portcheser, NY, owned by Da-
vd Ferris and Nelson stndwei OF mat place, been
packet boat between stamford and New York
Notice Ia Mariners.
NEW roRk-pLUs ISLAND tLoNG ISLAND SOUND poa
Notice !, hereby gwen that bell. by machinery
Island lishthouse, end Long Island sound, and viii
be rnng during fosgy and thick weather. ~
By order OF the Lighthouse Board
wAsnlssrcs, DC, April /, ls7I ''A'nAn'
given that on the night OF the lat OF May Is white
noTs s ss% srSS Which w
en ss ao sunset 70 sunrise every night thereafter
The Illuminating apparatus IL lens OF the third order
s1e ana placed at an elevation OF 40 feet
'nTah Tbi, leSea gt Q, WIN ne Se lea sesr :, r.,, ~
tower light % on Bakers ls.nd the southwark west
sSs sTs f Hss
GER ens on s q 4 1as .Tses guide clear
By order of the Lighthouse Board
WASHINGTON, DC. Aprl ], 1871 "'"'
Whnlcmcn.
ship Commodore Morris, Borden SAILED from st Thomas
c3d ut TO cruise.
Sailed from Hobart Town Jan H. bark George A Susan
Smith, New Bedford, 10 cruise. ''
Ship Gov Troup mt Albany, Nh Jan TO- having taken
100 pbs oil since last report 1900 400 told Went
Of Thos Steward tcoored having broken his
leg Would be at Anjicr IN July next. ~
spokenin Jan (by bark Fanny Nicholson HOBART Town
Jan ~ barks swallow Ryder, NIB 500 bDs oil Mermaid
Horan. Westport, 430 do.
spoken.
Brig Ocean Belle. from Philadelphia for Havana, Aprl g.
lat 81, Ion ~ 40.