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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-03
SAVINGS BANK TROUBLES IN NEWBURG,
N, Y,
NEWEURG. Feb. 2, 1872.

NEwDURG, Feb. 2, 1872.
While you in Gotham have your largesized saw.
ings bank exctements we in this little .Cty OF the
Highlands" are similarly favored in small way, al
though our excitement has no more serious cause
than grave difference OF opinion which has sprung
up between members OF the Board of Trustees OF
Newburg Savings Bank In regard to the disposition
Of Its surplus funds. The large cash balance is on
deposit in the National Bank OF Newburg,
the average monthly balance from May to
October beng Sl32, $780, The deposit bank
allows but four per cent interest on this amount.
The ex- President OF the institution Daniel b. st.
john called the attention OF the trustees to this de.
posit and c0unseled that portion OF 1t should be
invested I'm the securities required by law soon
| IN the administration OF the affars OF the bank,
which seem to have been left mainly In the charge
OF two members OF the Finance Committee. This
committee insisted on Keeping the funds III the de-
| in change or President, Rev. John Forsy tn.
| D. D., Chaplain at West Point and a citizen OF
| Newburg being elected President, in place OF
Mr.. St John. Several of the antl.St John trustees
are directors IN the deposit bank and their Opp0-
nents think they in this wOodpile the outlines
| OF the inevitable cOlored Individual On the other
side 1t is stated that the ex.President favored the
loan OF the funds property outside OF the city
even In distant counties OF the State-in preference
| to keeping them IN the city, where they might ad-
vantage the community whose savings constitute
them and that the present administration Is
plshing this desirable oDjecl besides making pro-
VISION to meet all probable demands of depOsitOrs.
At all events the antSt John party are now run
| ming the machine" having outvoted their oppo-
nents at the recent election. The parties making
| their statements and counter statements In the
local press and the end Is not yet" The bank is
nourishing institution, ana has now total surplus
OF $227,373 IL. The amount due depOsitOrs on jan
uary j. 1872 was SlS93, 27O g. The institution has
the finest banking houses In the State outside
OF New York city. 1t cost $ll7.47l 81.
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AQUATIC.


Nautilus BOnt Club.
This organization held its annual meeting at Its
room, corner Of Ann and William streets, last night.
There was good attendance OF the members,
and the business transacted was important. The
election of officers resulted in the choice of the fol-
loving pamed gentemen:-Presdent, r. L. Neville;
Vice President Dr. Harrington; Financial Secretary
W. II. O'Dwyer; Recording Secretary, Dr. McEwen
anu Treasurer, DIR. ODwyer. The Board OF Trus-
tees consists OF Messrs. O'Dwyer, Harrington, Nc
Even, Leaning Perry and Neville. The Committee
on the Revision Of the Constitution and Bylaws
made its report, which was received and adopted.
The Financial Secretary also made his report VINO
was also received and ordered on hle From the
reports the other committee 1t Is shown that
club Is in prosperous condition. Some new boats
will be added to the property Of the organization
this year. number Of candidates for admission
were elected last night, and the names OF several
Others were proposed. At present there are about
twenty-t tive members belonging TO the organization.
The bOathouse of the Nautilus Club Is at the foot Of
l33d street, Harlem River
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-03
NEW STEAMBOAT LAW.

Meeting Of steamboat OwDers-Antas onism
to the New Lnw-Western Companies Re.
fuslng TO Carry Passengers.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2, 1872.
large and important meeting Of the Phiadel.
phia Association OF owners and Managers OF Steam
Vessels was held here today, T. W. Copeland, Gap.
tain b. s. Osborn, W. L. James and George H. Rey-
nolds, members of the Executive Committee, now in
session at Washington were pres ent and addressed
the meeting 1t was stated that owing the persist
ent attacks upon the proposed new steamboat
laws by one or Two members OF the House
OF western river and lake steamers had teegraphed
last night from Washington TO their agents to refuse
TO carry passengers under existing laws, which
action will tend very much to embarrass the pas
senger trade, but under the circumstances the
owners have no option In the matter. Measures
are proposed which 1t Is said VIII In few DAYS 20
to snow that patent right men nave bought up GER.
tain parties VINO are opposing the proposed change
In the law and using their influence to coerce mem
bers OF Congress-.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Report Of the United states Squadron in th
Waters Of Asia.

Report Of the United states Squadron in the
Waters Of Asia.
The HERALD special correspondent In Yokohama,
Japan, forwards the following naval news under
date Of December %, at that port:-The Colorado
left Yokohama December for Hong Kong via
Nagasaki and Shanghai. The Monocacy Is at
Shanghae, the Palos at Tientsn, where she will re.
main during the winter. The Ashueot and Benica
are cruising round the southern coast Of Cnlna and
the Alaska Is at Yokohama.
Acting Assistant surgeon ]. E. Painter, who has
been stationed at Yokohama for the last eighteen
months as medical purveyor to the Asatc neeL--a
snecure that seems TO nave been created for his
especial bene1t-has been ordered on board the
Idaho by Admiral Rodgers, vice Passed Assistant
surgeon X. IL. Tryon, VINO has been ordered ashore
Naval Hospital, now being built at this port. In
consequence DIR. Painter resigns, and the Navy De.
services
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Bros.
Steamship Miranda tBr), Dlley, London-Henderson
Bros.
Steamship Australia (Br), Hedderwick, Glasgow-hen.
ders0n Bros
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington. NC-Loriard
Ship Mrzapore (Br). Mckenzie. Liverpool-Arke Tufts
Ship Philosopher (Br) Ross Liverpool-Arkel Tufts
Ship Liverpool, Lambert London-Grinnel, Minturn 4
Go.
Bark Ober Burgermeister Won Winter (NG) Schmidt
Queenstown Falmouth for orders-Tetens Bockmann
Bark Cngin Cerru ilal Ceneti Cork orders-Sloco
vich Go.
Bark Pagm n pNor Johannessn Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Francesca GhiaSzaro Gta rizzardo Cork Fa-
Bark Bertha Roed Nor) Andersen, Cadiz-Funch Edye
Co.
Bark Mary lBr), Baraby, Aspinwall-J Whitney Co.
Bark Snowden, Wood, Cardenas- Miller Il Houghton
Brig Julia Blake, Blake, st Reconsideration Co.
Brig Sally Brown, Matthews, Havana-Brett, Son & Co.
Brig Richmond, Powers, Hamilton, Bermuda Middleton
schr Mary Burdett Pearl, Para-Burdett & Pond
schr Charles Thompson, Han6eld. Para-L Amsnck 4
schr Morton (Br) Hopkins, Maranham-L Amsnck &
Co.
schr Sarah jane, Ferguson. St Kitts-Jones Tough.
Schr Phebe. Hewitt st Kits-G Vessels
schr Mary Edward, Greenleaf, GOnaives--C Staples
schr Charles Hodgdon, Mcmillan, Baracoa-B wen
berg: .
schr Mary Tyler Tyler Charleston Bentley. Miller
..schr Thomas Smith, Bacon, Wilmington NC-Overton
schr johnson, Harris, Washington, NC.
Schr Peter d Smith, Burnham, Gloucester-R Goodwin &
schr Carleton, Thomas, Gloucester-E II Kreemer
Schr M Nash, Sparrow, Baltimore-W Chalmers
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THE CHICAGO DISASTER.

The Aid Committees Bank BaIancc-Sufncient
Funds tn Tide Over the Present Winter.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2, 1872
The committee appointed by the Presbyteries or
Chicago to receive donations for the sufferers by
The fire has now on deposit the sum OF ss4,4le 80
This iund will BE- mainly devoted to rebuilding the
burnt Presbyterian churches.
The Relief and Ala Society issues card an.
noun eng that Its will meet the wants OF
the present winter and make temporary provisions
for tie charitable institutions whose support was
cut OF by the fire. The February report Will give
In detail all the contributions SO far as be ascer.
tained.
The societies and committees elsewhere are re-
quested 10 send full list OF the donations they
have received and, should they st remain unac
kno wIedged, 10 have them embodied IN q final
stetemepk
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb 2. 1872.
Major James @. Benton has been assigned, under
orders OF Cnief OF Ordnance, to the duty OF supern-
tending the armaments Of the fors the sea coast
from Charleston, 8. c., to Mobile, Ala. Captain A..
been ordered on duty as assistant TO MAJOR benton
In the performance OF the above mentioned duties.
The superintendent OF the General Recruiting
Service has been directed TO forward 200 recruits 10
Fort Browne, Texas, for assignment 10 the Tenth
toJauWL
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THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

CINCINNATI, FEB. 2 1872.
Inc Board OF Councnmen today. by a vote OF "a
yeas 10 nays, adopted the following important
sesoutlon touching the charter OF the Cincinnati
southern Railway passed by the Kentucky LegIsIa-
ture:- ~ WV 0"' N'Ss'S"
whereas the charter Of the Cincinnati Southern Railway
granted py the Kentucky Legislature imposes such
exsctons Limitations and burdsns s 10 render rnposs
PIE and unwse Tor the city Of Cincinnati 10 build and
Resolved That ,hs trustees OF said sonnern Railway are
REJECT aAjd chAJleTs W " "" W
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Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, 1872.
CAPTAIN John Guest has been ordered to the Phila-
delphia Navy Yard; Commander Weaver, to the
washington Navy Yard. Captain Pierce Crosby has
been detached from the Philadelphia Navy Yard and
ordered TO the command Of the POwhattan.
Surgeon Thomas II. Penr0se Is ordered to the
Naval Hospital at Philadelphia; Captain DominicK
Lynch Is detached from command OF the receiving
snip OHIO and placed on waiting orders; Lieutenant
w, Ii. Emory, from the Constellation Is ordered to
the Asiauc fleet; surgeon Thomas J. Turner, from
the Junata, and placed on waiting orders.
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Death or Marriage-Death Prefcrred-Snicide
from Grief and Despair.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I, 1872.
Charles Bllig, OF the Humboldt Mills. In Nevada,
attempted to murder Miss sheldon because she
refused to marry HIM. He fred two shots al her
from revolver, but Intellectually, and then placed
the weapon 10 his own head, and blew his brains
out.
Christian Lean shot and killed himself to-day at
his wle's grave in Lone Mountain Cemetery.
Lorenzo A. Phelps shot himself through The head
and body at mis- residence on the New Potsero, whie
insane.
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Murdered by "a jealous Husband.

LEXINGTON, Ky., Feb. 2, 1872.
James Slough and wife, old and respected resi-.
dents OF Richmond KY, became involved in a
quarrel yesterday, when he plunged a clasp-knife
into her breast and abdomen fifteen or twenty
tmes the jealousy Of the husband Is said to have
been the origin OF their dilcultles. He was under
the influence OF liquor yesterday, and they were
alone at the time OF the buchery; but some neigh
bors entering the house soon afterwards found Mrs.
Slough on the floor In pool Of blood. She lived
only long enough TO tell her terrible story.
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SCIENTIFIC

lecture on "Oceanic Meteorology and Currennr
VIII be delivered by the distinguished Chief OF tine
Signal Bureau. Professor Thompson B. Maury, be-
lore the Providence Franklin Society and the
Mecnanics' Association In Providence, on the TIN
OF February. the distinguished gentleman has
maze this subject 80 much his own that the New
Eng!anders may anticipate an evenings entertain
ment at once pleasurable and instructive. The lee
turer WIN devote himself principally TO combating
the erroneous theories put forward by Dr. Carpenter
Fndiay, OF England In relation TO oceanic currents
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MURDERS AND SUICIDES,
suicide i'm Ridge Street

suicide in Ridge Street.
John B. Klemaun, German, residing at 35 Ridge
street, last night swallowed a dose of Paris green
the case to-day.
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suicide in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2, 1872
Mrs. Mary HacKett aged twenty-five committed
suicide in this city to-day by taxing morphia. she
leaves one child.
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Marine Disasters.
SHIP YANeTzE-The China Overland Mail OF the 18th of
November gives the following list of the saved and missing
crew Of the British ship Yangze from Foochow for New
sayed-Aexander Lindsay. hrst mate Robert Mime
able 8 o
smith, dc; Alfred Yeatman Maenus johnson, do Thos
sH Albert John soO
do Albert Barlow, do; VIM Brewre, do.
CITY e. Ns nS saed " Bay
Liverpool and that port
BARK Locm LAMAR, Merriman from Freeport, Q, for
n
wSsrs gale encountered which lasted ioT
the s 70 ssa
northery and eassery winds with cloudy weather Made
n' %
k & YsSSI: :.s so% ..s !.
nsa %s,s vessel
ward and ran Tor half an hour when she again fetched
tho bank and led e the decks The por. anchor
g to .a n.
cable slipped and "a" made but the ruddsr BEEN
lost she vs cute and hsps drifting to the
selling the he IN Ss, d.
na
ng the starbosrd anchor was let The wind
10 the were found %
ran s ss sn s e ne
ns s WIND
hae on the night Of the h and have been cared for at the
American Sailors Home.
BRIG SAMUEL MUIR, Smith. Halifax S1st ut from Bal
smore, reports Jan 20 passed abandoned vessel
rugged. painted black, with all upper spars gone.
tnsT Hsc which s. ws ashore
OF 3lst u with assistance from Glide and
towed Boston LIST inst She has keel
and IL leaking
SoHR HAMPTON, Portland for New York, at Vine
yard Haven lst reports that while Nantucket Shoals in
the Ice sprung OF 900 strokes hour; part
OF her deck load Of lumber.
SCHR GILLIAN, Portland for New York. at Vineyard
Haven, damaged her centreboard In the gale OF 29h
will repair II before proceeding.
scnR DANIEL SIMMONS, from New Bedford fer Norfolk,
Vineyard Haven lst blown or 60 miles the gale Of
2sh ut and lost b and the captains hands were frozen
HAVANA, Feb "A part OF the cargo OF the brig Dodge
consisting OF IRON boilers and COAL has been oroIsn 70
Nassau The Dodge found abandoned on Cape Lobos
Miscellaneous.
Purser Smith, OF the steamship Ocean Queen from
Aspnwa, will please accept thanks for favors.
Purser c wildman, of the steamship Leo, from sa-
vanuab, has thanks for favors
MORE QUICK PASSAGES TO SAN FRANCISCO re-
ported yesterday the fine Of the Valparaiso from new
port TO San Francisco Since then find that the cippe
ships Archer Comet have made the acy ~ w.
old well known Clippers but the Comet nearly new and OIL
the the Hamilton, n"v ~ a rsa"o1
sUoe a. new S sS .aa CO FOR San
hrm also despatched the Comet. ,,,.-...
NEW sryAwER-At Portland, CT Messrs cnderseeve
son' nave s1ss;e sna dsS b New build
40 ,te amer ON Joint accouptMr DeamaIer pud'ng we
snsnss and FOR draft
following dmensions vsmh s oi On "a
ors p eet od She aeady IN frames
%s +" sbs frames are all up the keeson and sisters IN
IN sad re ssEaa bed SvsplI ~ s~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED PRN
N the courts OF different states. No publicity Advice
free Notary Public aud Commissioner for every State.
~ KING Counsellor at-Law. 1913 Broaiwax
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED ~
n different States; legal everywhere; deseon de-, SAT-
6cent publicity required; charge until divorce
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, 1870 Broadway.
BARGAINS IN TEAS, COFFEES, GROCERIES AND
ID Provsona warranted 10 suit the palate the
OF the million. THOMAS X AGNEW,
$50 Greenwich street, New York.
~ drugs By DU BARRYs delicious REvALENTA FOOD
of Dyspepsia, Consumption Constipation D,arrhwa, AL i'm
putes Of the blood and all kinds OF die
orders Sold In tins H., 81 25 ~ lbs $40 DU BARRY
Co, iss William street, New YORK, and M ~ d[s&es's
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Sz6NAL OFFIcEs.
WASHINGTON. ID. o., Feb. al A. nj.

I
WASHINGTON d. o.. Feb al A. NJ. }
Synopsis or me Past f,ccnt,- FOUR Hours.
The barometer has Continued high since Thurs
day night IN New England, but Is now beginning to
iall' ana cloudy weather extends to Long Island.
Inc area OF snow bias slowly advanced north
eastward 10 New Jersey. The lowest barometer Is
apparently central of the coast OF Maryland
NORTHWEST winds with rising barometer and clear
weather. prevail In the Gulf States west OF Alabama.
North and east winds, with clear weather, from
Michigan eastward to Maine. Threatening weather,
with light rain has been reported from the PACING
coast.
Probabilities
The lowest barometer will probably continue
moving to the northeast along the New England
COAST, with fresh northeast winds on the coast;
aight snow but clear weather continue north
and west Of the mountains; brisk northwest winds
prevail for short time tonight the New Jersey
coast; northwest winds and clearing weather pre-
vail Saturday from Pennsylvania to The Gulf and
westward; falling barometer and cloudy weather
extend from the Pacific coast eastward.
Cautionary signals are ordered at Cape May for
tonight
supplementary Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, Feb. PIP. M.
Synopsis JOr the Past TscentD-JOur Hours.
Snow was reported last night at Leavenworth
Kan; raining at Augusta and Savannah. Ga. (;
Charleston. Galveston, Jacksonville, Fla; Portland
oregon, ana Shreveport, La; weather cloudy
with brisk southeast wind and temperature OF 80
degrees above at Key West. The temperature was
degrees below zero at Duluth, 6 at Escanaba, at
Marquette, Mich; upon the summit or Mount
Washington, N. H.; at Port Stanley,
Canada, and 10 degrees above in this city.
1t was showing this morning at Cairo. Knox
vile, Leavenworth Kan; Memphis Nashville,
| Omaha, Osweg0 ana st. Louis. Rain was reported
| from Augusta, Ca; Charleston and Wilmington.
The thermometer stood at zero In Milwaukee, WIS.,,
| and Toronto, Canada; fifteen degrees below at Du
| luth and Escanaba; three below at Marquette
| eight below upon the summit Of Mount Washington
| nine below at st. Paul. fourteen below ut Port
| Stanley and eleven below at Port Dover. Snow
| continued this evening at Caro- Knoxville, Nash
| vile, and was reported from Fort Benton, Louis
| Vile, Lynchburg and Norfolk. Rain continued al
Augusta, Ca. Charleston, S. o., and was reported
| from San Francisco, Cal, and Key west.
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentytour hours In com.
parson with the corresponding day OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy
HERALD Building corner or Ann street,
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Average temperature yesterday .245s
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year.. 1854
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 2, 1872.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship England tBrl Andrews Liverpool Jan II, via
Queenstown lSth with mdse and passengers Hurst.
Steamship Hammonia (NGl Meier. Hamburg Jan II and
Havre 20h with mdse and passengers to kunhardt Co.
mdse and passengers, 70 Pacific Mail Steamship Go.
steamship Clyde, Kennedy. Galveston Jan "a, Kew
Jan ~ % miles NV Of Tortugas passed schr Mary Har
steamship Emily Souder hence New Orleans; same
day 10 miles west Of Sand Key light steamship Western Me-
trOpos from Key West for New Orleans.
Steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah Jan 30, with mdse
and passengers. to Murray. Ferris 4 Co.
Steamship George Upton, Roberts, Richmond. City
Point and Norfolk with mdse and passengers Washing
ton h Co.
Steamship Hatteras Lawrence Norfolk, with mdse and
passengers, to the Old Domino Steamship Co.
Brig Spring Bird (Br Thomas, Maracaibo, go days. with
coffee TO Schminsky Lott Co; vessel Pension Co.
Been II days of lat &c. with heavy NV gales took
pilot from boat Charlotte Webb, No 8.
Schr Edward Slade, Soper, Baltimore
Crescent City Van Sice hence LIST
inst for Havana; had got below Barnegat when slight
arrangement occurred In the condensng apparatus
Gently put board which has been repaired SINCE
will sail again at 10 O'Clock this AM.
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Passed Through He'll Cato,

Steamship Florida (dsabed) In tow. via Newport for New
York.
Brig Sarah Kennedy, Duncan. New Orleans Newport
for New York.
schr Alba Crowley st John, NIB, for New York
Der to Jed Frye Co.
Schr VIM II Mailer Crowley Portland for New York, with
lumber 10 Jed Frye Il Co.
schr Sarah Hammond, Kelly, New London for New
York.
Schr E 4 L Godfrey, New Haven for New York.
Schr II May, New Haven for New York.
Steamer Doris, Young, Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers.
steamer Electra, Mots Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers
dredging machine in tow
BOUND EAST
Steamer Electra, Mott, New York for Providence.
WHITEsTONE. Ii. Feb PPM.
The ice still heavy section of the sailing
craft and owboas experience difficulty endeavorng
get through, yesterday. The small propeller
Ruggles reported fast In the ice last night got at md
night and proceeded In the wake of of the large Sound
steamers.
The steamer Woodward for New York. is fast in the
ice of WhitestoDe Point.
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JAPAN -HIPoN-soUTHEAsr ooAsr-FIxED BED LIGHT
IRO-osAKL
The Japanese government has given notice that hgnt
exhibited from lighthouse recently erected ON lroo-
sak, southeast of Nippon.
The light hxed light elevated 1876 feet abov% th0
level OF the and should be in clear weather IRON
distance OF miles,
The Illuminating apparatus II Of the sixth order .
The tower. feet high octagonal In FORM built OF
WOOD anc painted white Position, lat "a 80 NJ lon o 81 e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IsLAND-ALTERAs
TON IN LIGHT AT CHER6O.
The Austrian government has notice that from the
LIST day OF January 1872 the following alteration would tAke
place the light Point Covacne at the Of Port
Cherso, Gulf OF Quarnero.
The new light Il Fixed white light exhibited from an iron
pillar nj the extremity OF little mole; 10 elevated ~ feet
above the sea, and incear weather should from
distance Of miles.
vEGIIA IsLAND-HARBoR LIGHT AT PORT MALINsOA.
Also, that fixed white light IL exhibited from lamp
post the extremity Of the Mole of Port Mansca NV side
CT Vegia Island Gulf of Quarnero; 10 elevated Is feet
above the and should be seen about two miles.
KALAMoTA CHANNEL-BEAcoN AT POET eRAvosA.
Also that a stone beacon of pyramda form, sur
mounted wind-vane and showing about feet above
high erected the largest rock Of the shoI
extending from the SOUTH Lapad side within the entrance
of Port Gravosa