The New York herald., 1872-11-25

STEAMSHIP CRY BROOKLYN tBr, Tibbits from Liver
pool Nov H. via Queenstown l5h put back Sthe latter
port previous to 23d inst disabled.
but ssS oS
parently uninjured.
aa @ M s soe asa
SAGE stove water tanks hatch and
BRIG WHITAKER, from Hoboken for Boston, the
vessel reported ashore on Hedge Fence having gone
throwing oaerboard sboat twenty tons and lighterins
small portion Of her cargo COAL Damage, II any, not
BRIG CYCLONE Pendleton nom Philadelphia for Boston,
got off without damage
ports having passed two vessels bottom up the
e On her s q Mt W
Usy Way anu ~ 's'' . ' apparent nc p'0's''s0 "''
destrand from Sunderland for New Orleans Tais has
and stanchions broken; dschargng probably. 0''''
belfast Nov 1.-THE 1T No5wegan bark Krks-
IN % p Of r.
p In Ss0w
. DIEPPE Nov s-The South America from London for
as seen Ii Roads d
New Iarbor Yesterday morning in tow Of tug for Ply
Immediately the Great Western Dry Dock. Eiibas for
repairs and reft-
LIVERPOOL FOR PhiIsaspnia has P; here with loss Of
hHh he a bark Bra
Kcr foaed each Other during & the L gale Of wednesday,
DS sa' her stern the bra
vIsEyAnp HAVEN, Nov 2l.The schr Ella r crewell Cot
F sfhr Mary . With the
Miscellaneous.
LAuNcuED-At sackville NIB, 10th inst from the yard
Of VIM Hickman new ship Of loo tons register named
feet beam and y feet hold She cassea ea At French
and % be ~
Capt John Rutherford
Belfast Me- viii be launched early in and s"Iq pro-
baby load hay for sSshsrn S on, and
keel Tor ship OF 22 tons in their shipyard at Freepor
skoleld Bros Of Brunswick, Me- to build ship of
1900 tons # material and labor do not advance beyond
sl us sd the keel
Notice to Mariners.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coAsr-NEv LIGHT AT
BANDoL
1872 new light would be shown from the end OF the Mole
The ei light Is liked red light elevated ss fee. above
the level Of the and in clear weather should be
The light placed on an iron pos. having height of 20
fefs foson e as R.s49ss y ;ps llsSs on 4s,sE
,d1 This sScS s sSss British Admraty Charts Nos m
Navigation.
II WYMAN, Commodore USN. photographer.
Photographic Office Washington, DC, Oct 30, 1874
JAPAN
The following Information is furnished by Commander
81 John, X N, commanding II surveying vessel
SYLVIA
l. pinnacle rock with 10 feet Of water on Il at low
@ S' W s%a sSss s s s
0PGs PoSn sES% IA Y ;asnf%s
reef about cable by u q cable in extent, and hav
distant ia miles from Ka sma and NV u W, distant x
mlo Fo."m dG% nssFs's ss pSSlnt aS S' m @ain 81 land
NoIE-Ka-sima Is a small round island by II W, dis
Al bearings are magnetic. Variation 70 degrees In
The eastern entrance 10 smonoscki Straits extend
extending from Mozrsah 70 Mooyama, has been re.ex
amined and the North Channel lnorth Of Fshermnn's
The depth Of water decreases gradually Il fathoms
abreast Of Mozaki to athoms south OF Manzu Island
The current IN this channel runs with considerable We
The outer Of the Fishermans Rocks is $50 yards
The shoa at the eastern end OF the Middle Ground has
only fahom Of water on IL at low tide. The Middle
The same. and through inc South Channel between
them and the main lan 6 fathoms Of water can be car
on Mots yama The ssa,homylne extends round patch
and EsE from Isak light house. One mile south Of the
a!homs Sc BY course from Isaki Shi leads clear.
Bearings magnetic. Variation In 1872, deg 10 min w.
wEsr COAST or Kiu siu
The bank on which The raeiac ma ss,leamshp Oregon @
ygpgas poson from at az sSs!n Spna n q 2s sSfSsma q
The bank about rs feet in diameter and at low tide
the least depth OF water 1t is feet From this point
The depth creascs ip al directions leaving passage
between the bank AMI through wnich can DC
Carried from " lRth0W6 ri Nafek