The New York herald., 1871-03-26
HERALD SUNDAY g. QUADRUPl4E SHEET.

Horn Jan IS crossed the equator Feb "a in Ion ss had
don sS%ssy isa.S :hIp Ags & SSS
banR Japs psnS from Ltohs
to Passed a
bratar Feb lb Had fine weather March IL lat !5 lon
% for e1Ssnssa ass signals with ship BrsuhAssn from Liver
lDS%lnso Utah rouagno. NaDls. 80 a.y:, with
March a lat 49, Ion % had heavy gale from wsW lasting
cs;sn sns sw
from Key West with heavy cross sea- days north OF Hat
Brig Lydia Cole jones'. Guantanamo. IS days, with
o Z S IL as Il
saw bark Josephine Martin, steering west, a.. ,,, r,,
%ssS spoke s's::
s % IF 4 mRsy s
born Had strong south south q Hat
eras since fine weather been day. north OF that point
days. With mols..es o9asrSvesssl TO Miller Moas5son
and ss
with
moasses to Stuges Co-vessel to master Had fine wea
sehr Cuba r, Baldwin. csibarsn Il days. with mel.do
up Hseras and been from 100 miles north Of that
Mallory Sar covesssi % 70 Loud Sc s' WIN "'''
to SS. So M days. with CEDAR
sehr Benz Davis, Wilmington. NC, days. with naval
schr Sarah Wood. Hickman Wilmington, NC. days. with
schr Paige, Doughty. Wilmington, Nc, days, with
schrJ Myers Eiwood Richmond Va with Goa, to Over
Sssnsr EsOer Alexandria, with COAL to Van
schr Caroline Kienze ssudams. Georgetown, DC. with
schr stockhsm. Cordery, Georgetown, DC, with COAL
schr ST Clair Edwards, Irean Baltimore days, with
coal, to Evans, Ball 4 Co.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Fancona Bragg Portland for New York. with
schr Promenader tBr Lockhart Cornwais, NS IL days.
Adrian, Emery, RocEand for New York, with lime
schr Davis, Davis Providence for Port Johnson
schr James N Bayles, Cornell, New London for New
schr Katie Collins, Hill, New Haven for New York.
@ scsr Buckngyam Jones' nor,hport for for New York
Steamer Galaea, Nye, Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers.
ss
Brig Golden Light Anderson, New York 81 John NIB
S ssT or NJ" Haven
sshr Frances Lorns Higgins, York River, Va, for FAN
s ssshiii rookaiisa, Reid, Baltimore for Belfast.
o4 ss fG
& sssr Sarah m Clark Griffin, Philadelphia for Greenpors.
schr North Paclc Eaton, EIzaoehpor for Providence
Scr Mary Louisa, Gaskl Elizabethport for Providence
Schr Mary Pearson, Pendeton, Ezabethport tor Ban
gor.
schr Edward Lindsey, Llndsev, Elizabchpor New
schr Nicholas, Moreho, Bergen Point for Portchester.
Schr Mary Isabella Sams Albany for Northport.
Schr hester, Davis Albany for Portchester.
Schr Nye Chase, Hudson for Fall River.
Schr James English Rarker, Croton for Providence.
Schr Ridger, Buckley, Hoboken for New Haven.
Schr + A Pike Hall, Hoboken for Boston,
Schr Patton, Palmer for Providence.
Schr Ahce OAKS, Marsou, New York for Mill Spring.
Schr Asher Parker CarneLer New York for Glen Cove
Schr Pallas Lynch, New York for Rockland.
Schr Daniel Rnssel, Knowles New York for Rockland,
Schr Fair Wind krisby New York for provincetown.
Schr John Boynton Mitchell, New York for Calais.
Schr plymouth Rock. Chase, New York for Boston.
Schr Maggie Bell, Hall, New York for Boston.
Schr VIM l. Finch, -, New York for Huntington.
Schr G Acken, Mead New York for Stamford.
Schr Walter Hall, Pressey, New York for Stoniucton
Schr Camden. Rogers, New York tor Stonington.
Schr Mary Emma, Nichols, New York for Jamesport.
Schr Sunnyside, Dickson, New Y York for Jamestown
Schr Geo Conover, Holt, New YORK for Hartford.
Schr Black Diamond, Goldsmith, New York for Hartford.
Sloop Frederick Brown, Hill New York for Newport.
Steamer Doris, Young, New York for Providence.
Steamer United States, New York for Fall River
wHrTEsToNE, Ii, March 25-9PM.
heavy northwest gale prevailed throughout the day,
which blew At intervals with terrific violence.
paucty of sonth,ard bound vessels still an
chor The quarter from which the blowing rather
favored the passing OF those eastward bound.