The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-27
Marine Disasters.

90; HGiIanS DO; Caledonia casgc% yIsor New Or
Wind at sunset NNE, light
Marine Disasters.
Win
eral cargo ran ashore on the south side of st Paus
n The aTns er H Sa s
water and there is danger that she will to pieces
Of tie Steamer amer Charles Pearson '' y ~
with ath while beating out Of West Qnoddy Bay run on
Crowels Ledge and lay one tide: lost forefoot and
asSS wharf d.. and viii be repaired in
days and proceed.
taso with lumber put SOUTHWEST Pass I'd inst Tor
w e s % %
Of South Point
july in collision 2lst inst in Bangor
Harbor with schr Pierce and the latter lost bboom
towed 70 Nsdofd taken the FaIrhayeR railway
chaed The her bottom is also Started. She is
SNIP VENUS DID was sold on the 22d inst at Savannah
By Deputy United STATES Marshal to Henry
United States District Court for the Southern District of
successfay launched from Cakes Sons yard Brewer
week. and win be loaded with lnmber by Pearson for
Notice to Mariners.
NEW YoRK-LIrrLE GULL rsLANp-LoNG ISLAND SOUND.
Notice is hereby given that the steam fog signal at this
snow Storms With blasts Of seconds and Intervals Of 40
seconds instead of 10 seconds and intervals of IS seconds
heretofore announced to mariners
The bell has been removed, and duplicate steam fog
signal erected
cAIrroRslA-roo SIGNAL At POINT Aso sunvo.
ed during ossy s Weather. island oil Point
house building at Pigeon Point the coast Of Cali
The characteristic distinction of this fog whistle is that
blasts of 10 seconds duration are made separated by in
FOG SIGNAL AT POINT BONITA LIGHT STATION.
Also that steam Sg sgnana n % during
The characteristic distinction this fog signal is that
trumpet blasts Of four seconds duration are made sepa
rated by intervals Of IS seconds
NEW BnuNswIcK NORTH coAsr-nEAcoN BATHURST
With reference to the establishment of two beacon
lights Aons Point at the entrance of Bathurst har
no hs the
side of the entrance to the harbor and not on Ais
The northern lighthouse lat At 80 20 N Ion Sc 40 w.
ENGLANp-EAsr coAsr-coRroN GALWAY, ETC.
0 sSs to the ea g. IF say
% not has a Ssf msr b the
s being ss nS'e snS ms
a9 an buoy
rn o h"ve
notice that being about to change the Of the
will be necessary during the next two months exhibit
I
lance as the present light during the progress of the al
SsSf$ HSs$ay Board,
ington, DE- June d. is73 ''''' ''N'
BENGAL BAY-xAsr COAST OF INDIA FIXED LIGHT co
The India ONCE has given notice that light is now ex-
hR' s at dopa1po o5 bengal Bay
wai'f sh clear S% a
Ts be from distance q s miles oo
poston aasa is IN S' att
light W and anchor in 'i iTom s ssO
BY g iRitE Esraieg;
oHlNA-rHn uAnooxc ROCKS
The position of the Haoong Rocks Is laid down by Mr.
Hsoons Rcsss a9e n s g f He Is
Il ASsa a tSs .ss,. he
two pinnacle rocks lying North and south
springs Shipping ON
Side each They directly the fairway ships
proceeding from The anchorage in Tungao Roads round
North North rasoda N S2 IS ROCK TO- f. distant one 'n'
The distance from White Rock given by the cross bear
appearing by the eye to be much greater than really
CARDIFF June lsseveral shipmas.ers have lately COM
either in going down or coming pp Channel ~
consequence of no gun being fred BY the look
By k % ass o only r. e
hs @ Inc nj f hare e
to it. 1t would therefore, be Of the utmost
Ss fs e pSsbs
respondent adopts this means Of bringing the matter
before hs Notice Of those who may be able to avoid
GUS spot
Bark James Allen at Honolulu of and from New Bed
ford experienced very heavy weather and lost boats
two davits spri!sail yard and stove buwarks had
Bark Pacific Taber OF NIB, was at st Denis May with
Sailed from New Bedford June IS barks Onward Hayes
for North Pacific Oceans Atlantic, Brown for South Pa
Sailed from wcstport 25th, bark Greyhound, Allen for
'''''A o'e'"' Spoken.
ton, June 2s lat 10 So Ion Gby pilot boat Williams
Ship PoItlaw, RICE from callao and Guanape for Ant
1s Foster from New Orleans for
HayTe May 10 Of 8 Key Sv West , c,oroo0 for por,r,
June q 10 miles ssE Of Sandy Hook by pilot boat Chris
The q L FleetwIng tAm), May 81 lat S, Ion 9w.
Foreign Ports.
ALGoA BAY, April 9o-In port banks Kemp Paine, lor
br Adfp Raj ns s for c rs Rs s
badly load Tor the United States. p''
BREsr, June 2s-Arrved, steamship St Laurent Lena
re 0 june on Cape Clear L. Escoces.
Evans, from San Francisco.
CEBU May Gin port bark Nered, Bearse from and for
San Francisco, arrived April 20.
DEMARARA, June III mot Sth)-Sailed brig Sas Mar
TIM Brown, New York.
In port June H. brig Teresta r), Aberg for Delaware
Breakwater in days. schrs Lottie, johnson, Bal
more disg; Horiensn, Norton, for New York, ldg
FoocHow April 26-In port bark Adele, Mills from Swa-
tow, arrived oath, unc
HoNG KoNe, May 15-In port ships Forward Ho (Br),
Hossack for Manila and New York, dg; Congress, Pu
rington from Newcastle, NSw unc; Jubilee Gr, Monk
man. for Manila and New York.
HALIFAX June 2I-Arrived briggs Fortuna Dr. McCon-
nell, Baltimore; II Pitt tBr, Whittier. Bermuda.
IIioLI, May Gin port ships Great Admiral, Chatfed,
from Manila for Boston, Jas Sheppard Br Madden, for
Sandy Hook for orders doadcd).
John, NIB 2Ath, steamship Tagus Dr. Glover, Phadel-
phia -
.LospoS, June ls-Arrived, steamship Thames d8r),
Hyde, Quebec. ,x
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