The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-22

The same afsernoon Messrs BarnHam Story launched
Of about 50 tons from their yard They are both for
Notice TO Mariners.
Capt KnspP q schr Julia Swami reports the buoy on
:, EAST COAST WRECK IN Lowrsrorr NORTH ROADS
has See placed Is aiho%s eastward
The lies IL oms at low water spring tides
win the following marks and compass bearngs W. =,
oortSn MILL touching the east side Of corton Hail. oy
hTestS Church sprs Us full length southwark of the
Kirksy Mi open southwark of Lowestot Low Light
4 4Ss aow hgahSHss distant mile
and a. w 1re BE- removed as soon e Rqsse
Trinity House, London, April ), is7s. s'''''
PACIFIC ocEAs-uRucuAY-sEw LIGHT AT CAPE SANTA
From the 2sth Of June white revolving light with in
being built On Cape Santa Maria, coast of Uruguay, in
The light sat elevation OF feet above the sea- and
visible from the deck Of ship miles and from the
first Tt order 1es = The bet tower is oetagonal -,
islands Paom a~ and a1E rsaars fo
Ion d w W OF Greenwich.
ATLANTIC ocEAN-cAPE OF GOOD HoPE-BEAcoN
The Governor of the Cap Colony that stone
beacon will be erected to be finished Feb 10, Point
i viii High and by brass ball of
tie na ss an M RI fed on
49, N->.~S~ - '''>~ '~>~
sxA-sErnKRLANp coAsf-EsrRAScE TO EAST
On q change il ths NV point Of pwars in
II sS of y Van
barn as IN e, With the north
he church q e ny BY ossenhock dst
IS placed as follows .fhs min at Bouit range with
nnsF Rs sS " at
s hs h s Desn
bearings n .Ths church a. Brouwershaven w oen
These 6aoyslie in ~ feet water at ordinary low tide
BY ',asi ~ H!sss ssSfs g
cHIsA-EAsr coAsr-nAl-rAs STRAITS.
ar @ by e Of the
States Asiatic fleet
which the american snwoNaaa
2sh nit BY the officers Of the United States
8q sos I'll
Il middle of Flag Island % SOW.
IThese bearings are magnetic)
;gTss Sss;. found
% s
The e suwo was Seached on the shoai making out
ns of %aer ras % me hse Se s
point Of Flag Island, the point bearing by compass NV
more careful survey will be made of this locality
By order Of the Bureau c Of NayigatqT or,o
Hydrogaphc once WasRingon g. Aypri is
Whalemen.
At Mocha, Chile, no date, bark Courser White NIB; no
s 80 81 at @ Bay sas A td e
shipped Per steamer Tybee for New York. '' " :
Spoken.
snip a TSng e. 81 oEWeomed from Shanghai March
Ship Sir Robert Peel Larrabee from London for New
Boston V'pa
rsS A% az s sSs from Boston Tor Calcutta
Bark Nordbqen Nor, from Philadelphia for Queens
Bark Ella Moore SBT shaw, from New Orleans for Lon
srE giqsuSS @ r dn from Baltimore for Ma'"n
sh G nv n for R A5
Foreign Ports.
ARDRossAN, April s-salled, sondeled, Aslaksen, Bat
ANTWERP, April lO-sailed. Princeton Porter, New
Arrived at Flushing 10th, Lavagna secundo, Caucci
AsJIER, Feb 2s-passed by, Uranes, Berg, from snga
pore for Boston 2Sh Coulpakyle Japp Yokohama for
AccRA, WCA, March llIn port bark Manchester, Tufts
BRrrosrrRnY, April s-sailed, St Patrick Strickland,
New Orleans Maria, Puol, Savannah Marcelina Pages,
BREMrRnAvrN April 5-sailed, Koln CS FRANKIE, New
York .and from somthamEto a glh,. vo, r,,,os
DEh.FN, MaiCu oo-oaiieu, NictoI EiHiaHuei,
BunNos AYRrs, Feb 29-saed, Lord Clarendon, Laven-
der New York; March somerville Hill, do; 7th, Morn
CARDIFF, April s-Arrived, John Patten, Emmons,
Sle,ng a.. 9th, Roska, New York; o. ,...
WIiolmes, Holmes, New York.
,St amko and dp'
Void, for New York; Fortunate sehiafino, do,
c9snAvHs, April arrived, rharinsa 8, Meier New
Sailed Sd, saxonia g. wlnzen, New Orleans.
CALcurrA April s-saed from the sandheads, Bucking-
DUBLIN, April s-Arrived, Ragnar, Foster Savannah.
Sailed sth, VIM Gynther, Norberg New York; Jane
povnn April son, Mangerton, wrangles from New
DEAL, April li.Arriyed Ansvald Rasmussen, London,
for New York tand anchored
for Amsterdam; Hattie Tapley, Tapley from caao for
ELsSoan April eArrived Erstatningen, Jensen Phila
FaIxouTI, April le-sailed, P @ Blanchard Blethen,
GI4seow. April Sailed, Giovanni. Basts, New York
F1ss Sss ST Snn Bya Gibbs
Sailed OH, Rosna, Gambardea, Emanuel, Tucci, New
York Columbia s do. o. . rvou,
GissaS1as April sNArii we'd i" ycyasear vaTwsll Pa:
l!ermo; Endymion, May, do @nd both cleared for New
IIAEw,em, April e-Put in, New Venus Gale, from Lon
HAvRE April g-Arrived Theresa, Mudgett, New York
Vs sailed nHS AK He Ssw ocsaa rgg New York
Cleared 9th, saxonia (s), Winzen santander' Havana
ana new orleans
IsLr OF WIGHT April lo-oG the Overs, Johann Rep
LIVERPOOL, April S-Arrived Glenbervie, Dawson Bal
tim0re 10th. Empire Queen. Warren Pensacola Henry
Jones do Felicia chozzi, Lavagna, New York. Arrah,
Sailed 10Th, Italy 81 Thompson, New York; Wyoming
ts), Whineray, dos Missouri Cook, Quebec; Adelaide
Mary, Douglas San Francisco; James Foster, Jr Cum
Cleared 9TH Marcia Grecnleaf. Poole, Boston Francis
e SsW Ua9 ogk @ a oa sc Saosa Hnraha
Morena and Glenhaven, Evans, New York.
Entered out 9th, Carolina ~ McGorr, and Shannon ts,
Moor fOr Ipypnsupr CalaO.
ces Cah. Coquimbo; Minnesota (s), Morgan Scran-
Wheeler and Spain (s Grace, New York Erin ts),
Lawson, do via London and Havre; Amacree, Thompson
Richmond, Va; Comadre Penrcc, San Francisco; 10th,
Emma G Beal, Bailey and Hcca ~, Mcdowell, Boston
vigilae, whitmore Caao via Newport: City OF London
ls), Mrchouse Lady Alice, Kreftin Mount Washington
Titcomb, and Cordelia King, New York; Cassin s),
Banks and Alexander, Brown Philadelphia; Batavia (s)
Murphy, New York,
LONDON, April lo-Arrivcd, Erncstne Anger, Bruins
wick. Ga; 18th, Glance. Lasby, New York. .
Cleared 10th, Evena Won Schroeder Grundman, Fall
River Achilles, Trapp, Boston.
Arrived at Grayesend 18th, American Union, Dclano,
New York; Nancy Bryson Warden, Bull River.
LONDONDERRY April 9-Arrived, Storfurot Constanton
Stenman, Philadelphia
Sailed 9Th + II Duval Hilton New York via Ardrossan
LEITH April 9-Sailed, Ada Asaksen New York.
LIMERICK, April 9-Sailed, Zio Lorenzo New York.
MONTENEGRO, March ARRIVED, Dolores, Roix, Pensa