The New York herald., 1872-12-02
Marine Disasters.

ScHR CHARLES M0LLER lot Boston,, Brown, from
Philadelphia for Boston, with cargo Of COAL sprung
leak and sunk off Sandy Hook lst inst at 80 AM. Robt
West, steward frozen to death in the rigging and
Frederic Bauen, seaman, was drowned. The captain
and remainer Of the crew were taken of by the
tug Ar Walcot, Capt Munk and brought to this CITY,
a Biz island ye I M for
scHR DREW, from Bridgeport, Ct, for New York
with wood went ashore saybrook Bar Nov 20 and re-
ported ashore At Gay Head has been stripped sails
rigging She VIII probably 80 to pieces as she lies in
scHE REsEccA FLonEscr, Rich from Baltimore for Bos
yeT q a sS 1 @ S M
q tug and proceeded.
scsa BIeKsosn Baxter which colded In the ches
folk 2sh uIt for repairs Her bowsprt head and all her
days.
scnR MINERVA, Brghtman where from or bound not
stated, was ashore on Matncock Point IL on the 2Sh
BELFAST, Noy 1.-THE John sanderson, Sands, which
that on the otn Oct lat 5o lon 2 the vessel Was found
ssS faa $sfsshs she
BREsr, Nov 1.-THE Giuia GtaD Pietrapiana, from
London for New York dron has foundered In Audierne
Bay; crew saved
efors reportsa5 struck Seal Rosk ousady Head on
the 9th ult She backed of and sank The were
with 5i4 tons Of coal.
COPENHAGEN, AdOlph,
Rose sT'asm'nae Bas Ue'0so partially wrecked at
from Ss for W OF 1 ID
repair damage to sails; cargo heating.
for Ns% NsS nse 6as NM Maria n Ksdns from
seven feet Of water in hold loss Of sails and part
FoRrRKss MONROE, Dec l-schr Clara Bell from Norfolk
for WashIngton sprung aleak on Friday Storm
anchored two miles below. tug towed her to Norfolk
damage to bulwarks, &c.
Rio JANERo, Oct ls-Thc Sophie D, Gasscn from Mar.
@ is 'd
and the to
Miscellaneous.
We indebted to the of the steamship Georgia
from Charleston, for his attentions
ysa Se aun at IS San n
days considered one Of the best on record between
BAseon Me- Dec laNayeston Of the Tsnobscot to this
river full oi running ice. But one vessel remains in
sd w1 ran pr a sve 30
ing and went below to-day
soaSsrd have Commenced uSa vessel as of
Iha,ioT ,TOSSshsssr Of Rishmond tsten the con-
Captain John II Stiphen, Of Dresden, Me- and Others
will build schooner Of l5O tons at Richmond the coming
At Short Neck Patchogue III. Bartcau Nichols are
building for Robert Homan OF BcpOrt, schooner OF so
then to be finished Complete for sS "'01' y o"' '''
schr Henrietta, Of saybrook which has been undergo.
ing @ @shGr9ugn gu rePars al; e. Bishops yard Greenpor
process Of building at same yard will is expected be
Jsnsss sGSs1 Rse Ia. s laid the .ee Of
tSr GsPt Daniel Smith and the other for Capt Benjamin
--- Notice 70 Mariners,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE HARBoR or ALEX
ANDRIA
The two beacons in the harbor of Alexandria are de-
The beacon buoy in the Boghaz or central passage is
painted with horizontal black and white stripes and car
bearing NV * from Elkot Beacon In "a feet water and
protudcs 20 feet above the surface -
Sn s on Cables s tho O.
Vessels approaching the central passage must pass
between these bnoys ster by the marks
laid down on British Admiralty Chart No AS.
xRpIrERRANEAs-A RIArIc-DALsArrA-EGHr on pAxA
AND, AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE HARBoR OF GRAy0sA.
at tn o Gravosa harbor which has been shown
since Oct n 80 above The level OF the Is
visible miles and illuminates an arc Of 2o deg The
The light hosted to toe head Of pole which is fixed
to the keepers dwelling.
2252 SOL AS PISS 27Isb I4 1882 ZIP; US Hydrographc
once Chart No 2s2; and US Light Lists Moss and l.
GULF or rBoTHNIA-rINLAND-NKw LIGHT on uLKoLAILA
=
A hxed white light has been exhibited since Sept Is
me Illuminating apparatus Is dioprc or by lenses, OF
The light stands 81 feet above Of the sea, aud