The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-08


Schr Emma Fox Chvse. New York for Providence.
s sSSr Isarst's Lyon wsslsykep 70, New
HEAVY gale from NE all day Little vessels passed
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
Marine Disasters.
SnIr TITAN, Berry from New York, arrived at San Fran
cisco yesterday 7h after passage OF 2O4 days.
ports that after passing Cape Horn she lost her rudder
and dred week at the mercy Of tho storm, when they
finally rugged another The exhausted that
there only three able for duty when the ship
rived. The cargo in good condition.
scHn W PRATT We gave yesterday short account of
Capt Dearborn of the steamship Leo The following Capt
Ma.ss9s: sass. SsE ysSSs IN; after ss%
staboard tack under ,woeef mainsal; Tuesday had
middle Of GS Stream found vessel had inches water in
ing had gained the leak kept BY and ran
fassr
at s;so steamer lea, Leo Capt Dearborn hailed u.s. and
s%s. S @ y s %as e &: rs.s "
tnos per PS and wind bree.sd on strong from
Sa S @ and inside sd S D sna1
snS d IN @
Gp To S for us Is n. w% had
possible hailed again and told by Capt that no
s asss
oSi on ,Ss SUCH darkness
lee quarter was unsafe 70 take more than half al time
s 'sf he ssSss Z rs ;ss ss
men ; %sss
we partly filed the boat alongside schooner ana jumped
III
Holloway second officer with undaunted bravery managed
ana ns 'sss
s s S9n her GaS
we were :. very carefully cared for and made comoa6le
Ss for hs stuck " io1ss,
FOR Mr. Danes and Mr. Holloway frat AMI second ouceTs,
sure they po:scs. two traits Of character most essential
bravery AZ TO the brave ssamsn Of the only
crew only say they acted the part OF men, and did
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Miscellaneous.
Pmser wildman, of the steamship Leo. from sa.
vannah, has our thanks for favors.
We indebted to Puser Harry Cramp of the steam
ship Georgia. from Charleston, for favora.
Young, of the steamship Barnes from Sa-
vannah, has our thanks for favors.
SHIP WINFIELD soorr-Nessrs washburn 4 Silva, auc
opeer yesterday concluded the sale OF the above vessel
brought ss sS
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Notice to Mariners
EAST coAsT-wREoK IN THE WOULD.
TRINITY HOUSE LoNpoN, Dec u 1871.
has
The buoy lies in ~ fa.homs at low water spring tides with
of large
waco! church qye n n0rthwa Of the second house
HasDoro' High lighthouse, sswxw, distant Cloths
mia Rs'0oro'' Low Lighthouse y wnw, distant zion.
BY order: ROBIN ALLEN Secretary.
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The light IS liked white light, elevated So fec, aoov.
high water and should be seen In clear weather from dis
The illuminating apparatus dioprc by lenses of tho
The towef situated on the hill of Santa Luzia on the
Hydrosrsphc ONCE. Admiralty, London, Nov %. 1871.
BALrrc-rEMRRS BELr-LKApfse LIGHTS FOR rEMrns
The North German government given notice that the
eans s w g ssashed on f'm'n Island
IL hxea white light Al Fusae Wood, v,gs's from By
e Ss ss ~ y Weather from
The Illuminating apparatus dopsrc or by lenses of the
yellow Srcx s attached The kespers dwelling Po
viii: s' ls"Ss s9 'p e T.
Feet above The and clear weather should Be
rG% doprc BY lenses Of the
Nf s. M pI bear 1oa zach 3. other
The lights will lead from Grossenbrode FerryhouDe
into iubect Bay.
BALTIC EsrRASors-s!xLLANpR EAST COAST Lzeur AT
IT,. Danish .ov.rnm.nl h a.! sy.n MOTTO. s,, v,,
SS northern s asrsor
The sht Sxed green light elevated Is feet shove The