The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06
Shipping Mares.


The ccmpos yacht Day Dream, belonging to VIM
II Aspnwa, Esq, will Re launched from the Continental
Works, Greenpoint, at IL o'clock to-day.
The brig In.cgrdad arrived from Havana yesterday
ing with yellow board, detained Lower
Quarantine.
Marine Disasters.
BRIG MyRA reported sunk alongside the harf at
Sag Harbor, has been rsed and pumped out by Gre en-
e
Chop but OF morning of the 9th with the assistance
schr Frolic without damage
her walking beam broken OF Sands Point yesterday ,be
the necessary repairs p" n mmea and vi" undergo
doned at sea- was bound from Newport for New York.
o. Sr a.
ter being or 'sOsc ss % Of the
before the end Of july Part o. nsr cargo soap and
works with be reshipped.
Rrpx, IY June Arcadia, Of Bath, from Leth for
San Francisco, has put In here with crew sick.
Notice to Mariners
Northumberland RTAGENA-BRLL puoY or
v,.. asS N,,.,nn r. IsLAsp. 49,,
respecting the of the buoy the swallows
The Spanish government. has given notice that bell buoy
has been placed In the same position
srcILY-sEw MOLE AND LIGHT AT PALERMO.
The Italian government hrs given notice that new mole
s S 4. on NJ IN VIII h' BE-
yards from the northern head Of the now MOLE The
nse q GREEN @s sh miles. on s ana
the extreme end w be marked by two buoy each
a white ball >
BY command of their Lordshius
photographic once, Admirably London May u, 1871.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT ALrxAS-
The Egyptian has given notice thvt works
the outer Breakwa,er at Alexandra have been CON-
line of the beakwsser extends from the buoy.
% Roc 81 sa rom h
rosk eaoss towards The M ro 81 on Point
the westward Of red buoy and on no account cross the
line of the breakwater
Also that the red and white ugh, at the Rosetta mouth OF
All bearings magnetic. variation 54 deg westerly In
TERRA DBL ruLao- rsrAnLIsnSrsT OF A MISSION STA
rI ISr IN BEAGLE 9nAsNKI:
,,.., toNpoS, june D, isIi.
sullivan kcB that Mission station has BEEN es.st.
Narrows, northern entrance to Ponsonby Sound, and
ns lac Veuy Of Cape 1 ''''
ma, S5sssss to The ws,r1a o. csps h OF ss
Care Horn and through onsonby Sound, using Packsadd
for stopping place but avoiding communication with
ves in Ponsonby sound ua near the north part Of it, As
For crews escaping when to the eastward Of Cape Horn
ana westward through the Beagle Channel stopping ne
Of Beagle Channel where the south shore, friendly
tves are settled and from which the Mission rs distant
about 30 miles.
The appreximate position of the settlement is in deg 81
min g. ion So deg IL min w.
ny ''''''' GEO HENRY RICHARDS, HydrosrapA.r
spoken.
ship Pogs Ca.n from sourabaya for Rotterdam 81 days
ship Thomas Lord Day. from cailao for Falmouth. May
ship New World, Champion. from London New YORK.
june 10, lat 30, Ion I6
Bark Emile tNGl from Nawcaste for San Francisco 10
days. lat ~ N, on % a.
Bark George Bell dBr). Hnon Glasgow for Boston.
juno s, lat 81, Ion 90
Foreign Ports.
ABERDEEN, June Arrived Norma, Rsuich, Bull River,
AMSTERDAM, June 2o-Arved, Espiegle, way, New
York -
BRISTOL P'I, June 23Arnved. suez Crisculo PhradsI
pha.
BRExHRHAvEN, June 2l-Arrvea Clara, Probst Tanner
lane sumner Diana, Hansen, and Atlanta, Hogemann,
New York; Leipzig (s, Jaeger, Baltimore.
Sailed June II, Baltimore Isl. Fischer Baltimore. -
BRouwEEsHAvEs, June 22-Saled, Charlotte A LIttle-
field, Carver, Bucnos Ayres.
BORDEAUX, June 22-Arived Emile Irma. Berlin, New
Orleans
BARoELovA, Juno I7--Arved, Parnuco, Cabanas New
Orleans 18th Sofia Garriga do; yoyen Maria FONT and
Panchta Calzada Chareson; 18Th, Caroline AsunA Pin
ton, Cane Aansda, Casanovas, and Gen UrausA bolei
New Orleans.