The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01

from LONDON for Providence dronl 18th March
Ssw York; landed at southampton by the "
LONDONDERRY, March ia telegram received Mo-
vile to-day states that the Hombersund Norwegian bark
from New York; arrived there tow OF the Vanguard s
NEwRY, March ls,The sklrner AIveskong, from New
came or again.
PnszAscn, March ga German bark belonuing to Me-
Bremen for New York was or Mounts Bay this m9rpng
fused -
and on
mes w % oia sf knsa Gso SsnqSo q ress s
overheard from forecastle decf, he getting
him, he sank before boat could reach him.
Miscellaneous.
We indebted to the purser of the steamship City OF
Brooklyn, from Liverpool, for his attentions
The of the steamship Baltic from Liverpool has
thanks for his attentions.
Purser Young of the steamship Gen Barnes, from Sa
vannah has our thanks for favors.
The purser OF the steamship South Carolina Charles
ton, has our thanks for favors.
SHORT PAssAGE-Ihe Inman line steamship City of
BROOKLYN, Captain Tbbs arrived yesterday morning from
hvcrpoG via stow making the passage rsm the lat
been made from an European port for some months past
o., U s REVENUE sTrANEn SEWARD ithvle NC. March
Carson commanding revenue steamer seward reDors
,h.t tie sSth. while Of the The entrance
IN W on ns
proceeded 70 his relief and four the mutinous
ccnnsa IN irons Upon inquiry into the Of the mu'ny
had refused 70 weigh anchor and 60 to the
the e
ana ,Sps Their
the ssTar r..
Emmy Is about 900 TONS and loaded with naval stores
Notice to Mariners.
NORTH COAST OF SOUTH AMERIcA-puTcn GUINEA
THE NEW CHANNEL IN THE MOUTH OF THE
The Pilot Commssicner Of surinam has, of the
which have been placed 10 the channel in the Of
T BY ns % the
r,,o o,,o. , l. POSITION OF THE nuoYs
Ts Sds ss e ss Gn51.s
barrel buoy W 5aoy. y s%s
sIrins ws,e muddy sot,om under Tie
sSd fs s (
s Third a B e. lies in ~
sEAs: NcEery Church sEs4E Battery flagstaff. SEAS;
The FIRST spar Buoy counted from .eawara, lies in 81
T''s mnsy ss'o s ssa
RaS v q \ Third Black Barrel Buoy, Nbw Wv:
ssss hSH ss 4s
H%y s he he in
Battery sss.a outer se sralf Buoy sh me-
Nv Slnf :gnSG ron IsTnHiss,
east keep IN ashom until Bud Point, Clear 81 raTs
rot ,Ss s bears sW and the Ncssr ssW
bring you near the outer barrel buoy In one de
next two BLACK barrel buoy must then he e on the por
SIDE As as the third black barrel buoy passed. steer
h
OLD CmANNrI~In order to enter through the old chan
the second black barrel buoy for the western
the spar buoys 70 the southwark pass them close
rected.
setting sW BY w, the latter NNE. In neaptdss however
the food takes n southery, the ebb more norhery
In the old channel, the Buoy and the ex
IRENE western buoy. eddes not uncommon especially
The hearings true. Variation in 1871 deg 80 min e.
epor' sng W9mAS Capap Ism H1rorr,be
photographic Once, Washington DC, March H. is
ROCK IN CROOKED KEA.u-The shoal between Cape ouod
ss ss IF a hs c
lately been examined by the commander of the French
only seew The Of The an
soaSdr e p h os @ IS
thence 10 the direction Of ths white spot on Cape n Morton
and beyond that no bottom al IS fahoms ~
as 5SH Lies Ind The sn eeans. The
point OF Great Ortiz Island and Crossde Point In line with
rock only the way Of vessels compelled to heat
soa,hwad Of the direct nne between Point and
Cape yuod and to the westward OF the true meridian Of
yxi"a. 4, n %, i IA
rocky bank in Indian Reach the part The
Ms c Sha !, e, ~, ,, 49,, A. n,
nc Of he three small West ssnds q the middle
feet.
other loot above the surface OF the water with violent
Is obtained and At about Is feet distance
s sn9s w shells sur
From the panaeles the northernmost e the three small
island lies west point Of The
This sanS which was Ss s noced Sv ,b United State,
steamer Tuscarora the donesous IT scantv
uncovered being furthermore directly course Of
SHIPS passing to the westward OF the small sets Indian
Reach and thence keeping east in order Tnsca
70 avoid Also the pnnaces vessels should keen clo.e to
Wellington o Island na a sn abreast Of me Of e
the south point Of The habor and the Ses se ~ ~
dian Reach; an. and then Keep to 8, s,sssoard
depot Of Charts, &C, at Paris Annonce photographic,
PLAYA pARpA-tNNrn cow
AZ the inner cove OF this harhor affords excellent enchor
quenied the navigator to follow the
aa sSSesy rSs R IN tn. sailing rscons
keep on The eastern SIDE Of s narrow entrance order TO
gaze svetland. '' yum y
THIS rock nearly IN mdchannel OF the narrow entrance
WITH 70 and feet close TO- and 81 iahoms between and
the eastern point of entrance.
By order OF the Bureau OF Navigation.
II WYMAN Captain N, photographer
WASHINGTON, DC, March IA, is52
spoken.
Ship Nautilus. Spencer, from Liverpool Tor Charleston
Marcn 3, lat 50 80 Ion % 30 =.
p Hn YsHn
Brig Nellie Currier from Rio Janero Tor Boston, Marcn "
lat 80 81, Ion 90 ". -. ,o :,
Brig Mary 4 Chase, from - for Boston, March 70, IL
miles east OF Barnega (by pilot boat II Grpnel No 20.
foreign Ports.