The New York herald., 1872-11-15

ship siraih6lano, Liverpool; barks Bagay Jersey, ii;
Ms Clara oh ass jnsuay ngs Per
nambaco; schr Il + Raymond, Aspinwal.
Wind at sunset w.
Marine Disasters.
SIP LyEnrooL T fom Quebec for TToon before @ re-. re-
during gale, having lost anchors and chains She was
expected of next spring tides
Orleans for Liverpool WHICH put into Norfolk Oct %
ss n roo Nov ad yer s
poyed who the wood lock four feet under water
IN
| the bags were slowed close up to the deck.
deipnia put Copenhagen previous to Oct 20 eaky.
gs. d.a @ Oliver # from q Montrea oI
the SV i at
ney, CB, on the l0tn.
Nov
=; captain and six men drowned
land Islands ieafy % 80 y 'A'' y A"'' ''
BARK EUROPA, Of and for St John, NIB. from Sydney,
IT 81 sss
from from Isl s. John JOHN NIB SB "' .''' ''A'''
repored in Collision at North Sydney With Steamship
The s1s m the
occurred during gale night Of Now.
D ninth
Of llth, misstayed and went ashore on Plum Island
which her leak but could be Kept free without
port had her foremast and bboom carried away in the
scHR LODI from Labrador for Beverly, Mass with fish,
was driven ashore at Folly Harbor Ms. Nov T. Vessel
scHR v CRAspALL lBr) McBurnie, from New York for
Yarmouth Ms was driven ashore in gale night Of Noy
cargo will probably be saved.
scHn DuKE OF NEWCASTLE tBr), from New York for St
scHR FLYING EAGLE Hazard, left Ochotsk Sea Aug for
Oct T. ana haa heard OF her up
driven ashore Cape St Mary. Ms night Of ins and
all hands were lost
brig Nevis during Eas Nsy a.
1a ee
and gaf broken and gslng cut The Ben Nevis lost b
Part Of the crew ship Forest Chief (Br, from New
York for before reported totally wrecked
that while entering New Haven harbor on the 4t inst
n S al wen
through s
ss s ad ws cu bon te
BANGOR Me, Nov ia severe gale commenced here at
u oclosk las. night raging through the night with great
are ashore below >''' ''' ''"' wv "'''' ''''''
sprung aleak and sunk Ganooue, with cargo oi
barley. The vessel and cargo are insured.
& sns p Ra rd Of g Sy"
her cargo. which consisted OF salt, overheard.
the rocks On GUSHING Island Tedy s ana ran on
totally wrecked. 1t is supposed that her whole
QuEsEc Noy ls-Bark Jane, from Quebee, with timber
Ss Gone to he IN TRINITY bay NOV
Miscellaneous.
SHIP CRusApER-To the Editor of the Herald ALLOW me
space in your valuable paper to express my heartfelt
thanks Captain George Morrison of the ship General
Mcclellan, for his humanity to myself and family officers
and crew. of the British ship Crusader, which aban-
doned the 9th of September Our boats ali
broken washed away by the the ships topsdes
completely shattered by the heavy weather she had
perienced, and at the time in sinking condition,
when Capt Morrison observing our signals and finding
how critical position was, generously launched his
boat and sent his first officer Mr. Nichols, and boats
crew to assistance. Through his good management,
though the adventure was attended with great peril,
sn o Ss Hospitality s ssasG kindly
supplied with clothing by himself and officers as most
weather hurry and Of
daxs
every kindness from Capt Morrison and his officers
@ saS1S and
s Sf T IL his 1d iSR Of s
son and also that his path through life win be marked
CHARLES HILBERT, Master OF ship Crusader
sHp DANIEL WEBSTER l5i5 tons built Boston in 1880
late of New York has been sold in London. her name
changed to HARDWOOD and been placed under the British
4SS Mystic Conn, three ,mastea schooner Of
roy Her dimensions are length 9f keel l2s feet length
s"s Sss will about nssssSs%
the Suaers and Capt rSbe late of sehr
At Newburyport Mass few days ago, by Chase Co,
master s loo a GALE" a SSss mSg
as she Is owned @ M ~ &c Sohn ~ Of
"A, HARRINGTON. Tuesday last from the yard Of W
sn,so Eos HoT9Mie Pna Swned MASTER sy b%Ser as Mash
Crowley who is to command her; sewa Drisco, ship
SeEerssn Rldeout Of Calais. recently launch
Notice to Mariners.
os il IT, By
lies a. e part Of he southern M
western entrance 70 Deception pass It's general direc,
p Sn a sGah y a s and n San S
three e.epths OF mule IN breadth The kep patch
isat sayiHs ;is a|SSs water
@
iathoms Of water over it al mean low water.
s s On s pa @,s s s%s
hundred yards OF the ten-fahom On the west
side the thrtyathom lies quarter OF mile from
the ten -fahom curve.
Within half mile from the ledge the east and south
sides, the depth of water Is 50 fathonis.
The following compass bearings and distances locate
the shoaest part which is about the middle Of the
ledge
Deception Island bears 50 degrees E, distant l.75
miles
burrows Island just openly Allan Island % degrees
w, distant As miles
Eastern Point Of watmough head IS deg W, distant
40 miles
Smiths Island Lighthouse deg w. distant 73 miles
Point Partridge 10 deg T., distant I05 miles
This reef has been named the Lawson Reefu
GEORGE DAVIDSON, $ Coast Survey.
San Francisco, Cal, Nov2 1871
NEwrouNpLAND--sr PIERRE-BEAcoN ROCKS
tower has been erected the principal Of
the Bertrand rocks in the southern channel Of the road
stead OF 81 Pierre The is painted white, the