The New York herald., 1871-03-16
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Marine Disasters.

SHIP ADMIRAL LYoTs.London, March l5-The British
f 5 % Eng has fa at s
crew were saved
BARK GussIE TRUMAN Hall (before reported lost from
ashore the reef the Church Of Aspinwa survey
loss
BARK woo%naAs % M MBr, Ligh.hody, from Pensacola for
dersle, was abandoned March s. rescued by whaling
enced hurricane on the Sd and 4th inst.
BARK SACRAMENTO. from Cape Town, ST Helena Feb
s lost both anchors and chains in southeast gee at Cape
BRIG A LEvIspFN, from Boston for Cape Town. which
put into Bermuda DISTRESS repaired and sailed for desna
scHR BARTLETT Smith, from jacksonville for Phil.
adelphia lost mansa March and put into Morehead City
ST THOMAS, Feb % The bark Canvas Back Lmsi
vela master OF London $50 2oloo burden, while load
H. was n 10 sSs
G' PHI pne a
baby charter vessel to carry forward guano, and will
March 3The cargo o. petroleum by the French brig
esro from New York @ sent forward by the French
British bark Fresh Breeze le New York
ut with cargo Of condemned bark CHaur, last from
The British brig Hatfield Brothers. Capt Neville 2so TONS
with corgo Of petroleum from Philadelphia bound to Bel
ruth entered this day leaking and loss OF and sails
consignees. q Philips & Co.
miscellaneous.
We indebted to Albert the obgins and attentive
purser of the steamship MORO Castle from Havana, for
promptly forwarding our files and dispatches.
Purser Geo Clark, Of the steamship San Francisco
Bermuda, has thanks for favors
We indebted the purser or the steamship Catharine
Whiting from Fernandina, for favors
VIM Hathaway J the attentive purser OF the steamship
San Salvador from Savannah has thanks for favors
Purser Hollis Cole of the steamship Montgomery, from
Savannah. has our thanks for favors.
QUICK PAesAGE--Steamship MORO Castle, Capt Adams,
arrived here yesterday made the from Havana to this
port in three days and twenty-five hours Notwithstanding
she experienced gale thirty hours duration.
This remarkably good time for this Of the
STEAMSHIP CINGALFsE, from New Orleans Feb Is for
Baltic pos put into St. Georges Bermuda, March s, short
Of COAL
DRIFT THE OCEAN Bermuda March g. "A bottle, COW
cred with was picked up a. s
The following is a copy of the paper encosed:-
Is, 1879. lat 10 So N, lon 81 ~ w."
Notice to Mariners.
COAST OF MAINE-DAN6RRoUs OBSTRUCTION.
Capt Henrques, OF s steamer McCuock, At Rockland
from Portland reports AN l2th Whitehead Light bearing
Which ware sbove and re end seeming to
directly In the OF vessels bound into Rock
land and 10 a dangerous oostruction.
Captain Teal of the steamship wyoming, nj Philadelphia
IA the buoy the Middle has
SHIFTED from its position aud is at Ship John Shoals.
cANso nARBoR R-NovA SCOTIA
Information has received from the government OF
the Dominion of Canada that order to facilitate the navi
viii erected positions Of which herewith given,
sether with tne necessary sailing directions. ~. .,
heads painted wnitc being the southern shore
OF Cano Harbor The southern beacon will be Langans
westerly The win be on the eastern sde
of Grave !set at high water mark, and VIII bear u
DTnECTIoNs-To enter Canso harbor by the northwest
entrance, being outside the Net Rocss bring The Roman
win be seen over Cutler Island midway between the house
island ,s western end Steer half for this