The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08


barysa fsr rs RSnsnsson for New
ssSI T q. yo.: xlsa SsT,spoS IoE Brooklyn
schr Ela, ssmasls; Huntington ior New York. ~
sehr Goodwin. WaterOar H Stamford for New
schr Manantico, Claypoe, Providence for Philadelphia
80 seame; Msts DAVIS. Providence for New YarA' with
steamer United states DAVIS, Fall River for New York.
with mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston.
schr Eden Stevens Hordner Port johnson for Ports
sehr Nellie Bloomfield Ho5ble, New York for Stamford
schr Hardscrabble. Huirdate, New York for Boston.
BELOW.
Ship SYLVIA, Manila 100 days.
No. sfs AVan'e' Cardiff 70 day'B' plot boat Ezra Sye
Wind at sunset Sc, fresh.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP ANDREW JACKSON, Watts, At Boston from Liver
pool via Queenstown experienced heavy weather. split
sails stove bulwarks, &c.
SHIP FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE (Br), Rice, at Boston
split sails 's
other damage
warks, &c.
j. % e s rlssq s hs snip a
bore down to her. found to the schr Willie Move Of
water and torn up and the IN
o e AND Weather. av ao es s
washing over them sgcceeaed in getting all hands i1 ID
s
ssss ms:. s
* WIFI
Gus gales from NV to NE accompanied at times with snow
set an ham % the pumps but purpose.
%sed Re
a up
scnR RAYNoR.The Greenport CID atchman says "a
sn S
Norfolk will probably be able raise the Raynor Of
Isss ns D% M r.v sssa svms q
and top rigging had been The diver who went
the Wheel but having no Knife with him Re could
and taken his residence in Blue Point"
Miscellaneous.
Purser Witty. of steamship Republic, will please accept
thanks for his attentions.
We are under obligations the purser of the steamship
Missouri from Havana via Nassau for the prompt delivery
Of our files and despatched
Purser Walter Pym, OF steamship Herman Livingston,
from Savannah. has our thanks for favors.
,SnapeE a, bss gw e. lee and @
Mather, in jefferson, to be owned by Capt seah
and Commanded by Capt B. Her dmenons ano
of .se So feet beam 81 feet Lower hold ~ feet be-
spsci Maher IL the habit Of turning out Is
to be completed IN October next
QUICK PAssAGE-Brig Emma Dean, Capt Atkinson which
left this March for Curacao arrived her destination
he out OF his and several hours in
rescung the crew Of the wrecked schooner Willie Move
March. '''''A "
Notice to Mariners.
HYDRoGRApHIC NoTIoE-soUTH PACIFIC ISLANDS
ma. MAIDEN AND sTARggcK ISLANDS
Mere OF the French transport Somme, and he describes
Maiden Island is Of irregular outline 10 miles long
east and west dreeton the side between the NE and
s POINTS IS from to miles e long while the west side
.e S the highest part not n Of
vegetation. Coming eastward we could scarcely
the ships !. @srs % pr n
viously.
The reefs OF the NE and Sc ends appear when viewed
from distance to stretch seward from two miles,
sn s ss e M y. Ne side t the
dangerous point Landing the east side rarely possible
sw ends only extend to the distance Of few cables
na run gs e , SO "a to
the shore the depth there being upward of homs bot
There fresh water coanuts and scanty veg.
citation. ,
awe
northern side Of the island pEaetieabe wen sW
trade with heave Of The sea from NV the south
ST The tide s'- rises Iis feet.
The Loading Of ggano . carried on At all times except dur
Flagstaff On n the west side, lat Of s. lon ,a57w.
the trees and not visible at greater distance than
miles f or . dny ess anG mile, e and
surrounded by steep reef for nearly
h
S ba SaH s ha oT
worsing Maiden Island Near the northwest point, quite
S. yard. the descent IS
tie cnf close the he SGs : sd
deeper still of the north side, Anchorage off the
o ss s
% ases the
FiagstaG on me west side lat . Ss 5. Ion loo % W.
cs from o made
the "ns Of he s
Ss . Il. b S Ssn4. ann and a.
D S sysn d e. island e, wM has been mnr TO run g
when s. Eurysa on ssaSucf the 50
miles wNw Il W in "a hours.
ns "'as' o. r S @TSas s esgsi%
Hydrographic oace, Washington, DC March 81, 1872
New Ma nsRn nSGs 0r 'resn0' for
isn8s ~ en 81 VIA 81
Bgg Elsie from s. Mare for Boston, April ssrresa, Sc
Brig Lizzie Kimba, from Boston, 9Th inst, 40.
seeom bearing by 20 mica (by pilot boat Mary Fish,
Brig Hin, from Cienfuegos for Portland, April 8, of
FIRE Island By pilot boat II Aspinwall No Il.
Foreign Ports.
ANJIfR, Feb s-Passed BY, Highlander. Foster from
BELFAST, March 2s--Arrived, Oscar wend scharnberg
New York.
Sailed 25th lily Knight Gikey, st Jago de Cuba via Car
New York.
BREMKRnAvTS, March 2I-Arrved INLAND, Meiners, New
Orleans.
Sailed 22d, Sirius, Renjes Baltimore; Fricolie vogh',
New York.
BOMBAY. Feb f7-saled, Kate Davenport Duncan, and
Cora Coombs, Calcutta a.,
BATAVIA, Feb l3-Arrived, Yokohama. Pau. Chenton
BANJoRwANGR, Jan 3D. saed, Drowning Louise, erode,
Boston. . -,
CARpIrr March 23-saied, Ruth, Jensen. New York;
Saga Jerfensen do 2ith Helen CLINTON Blanchard rev
CALCUTTA, Feb 26-Clearcd, saara, Thomas, New York
ChRpFsAe March 26--Arrived, briggs Rio tBr), Corbet,
New YORK Melrosc, Grigs Portland Cora Eta Sleeper,
Phiadepha st Croix Eaton Portland Florence Rogers,
sheppard Havana barks Norton Slower sherman Havana;
Stowers Boston; Il Rich Paine, st Thomas Charlotte,
New York; Robin, Woodman, do; schr David WATSON,
Jones' New Orleans -. -. - = ,,
Fred Fish DAVIS do brigs James Pender, Williams. and
Cnas Wood lBr Towe do bark Carrie Long, Parks