The New York herald., 1872-08-30

~'s;-fsssS Marine Disasters.
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New Haven put into St PIERRE Aquelon' on the 18th
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been iorward.d and s g few days 1t will be known what
Cape Cod was from Boston tor PhiisSsphia The mate
from New York The captain and crew went on board
.d s ns nsS ae & s
inst by the steamer Panther, from Boston for Phiade
ven amer being sunk on Branford Reef win 20 on the
% so to Nsy New 81 Ss M
the time Of the disaster was bound eastward
S York % While paving io
the former port settled e on e 5OSk and wa WAS In
Of xnaostan Island for repairs her bottom where she
now lies
at East PascasouIa Aug In distress what nature not
stated The captain was sick at New Orleans, and not
ssnn J.s;s Hssr ashore on LOves Island Boston
scnR HELrS Mar at anchor of Point Judith the
2Sth with loss of foremast, and leaking
shooS Non.A dighter before reported on the Grdron
pn on he Beach az Astoria where se w STOP e s
and aferward haul on the railways.
for Fall Es s % s En- Of cS asGos o i SSn%
head gear the steamer suffered but little damage: The
denee took the schr in tow and brought her to warwick
Neck Wednesday morning.
Miscellaneous.
The purscr of the steamship Columbia from Havana,
has our thanks the prompt delivery our files de-
spatches.
by Boston party, has commenced being fitted for the
the Mediterranean.
The ruins Of the steamer Queen burnt at Easpor Me-
The new ship recently launched at Kennebunkport and
owned by Messrs Thayer LINCOLN Of Boston, has been
rs%sn wn %e decks and
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smrsynprSe-At East Boston Messrs Campbell 4
Brooks have Just completed new & $mssed @ scr 70 be
viii Sn @ SS CAPT
5 Feet MSe Is Ssp Go Capt
ton essrs Gnrs Smith are pushing ing their
Notice to Mariners.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice tnat ten-fncn
FOG
River, coast Of Maine. During thick foygy weather
the signals will be sounded at Intervals Of 81 seconds the
length of each blast being seconds The machinery is
soatSward Of The lighthouse and Is 10 feet above mean
Notice has also been given that bell boat has been
moored in B athoms of water of the bar at the entrance
TO Humboldt Bay California. The bell should be heard
ever on the wind and the roughnes Of the sea.
The Light House Board also gives notice that beacon
light has been erected site short distance from the
site of the Old Sake light at West Point The tower II
| painted white and the lantern black.
The lighthouse on Esopus Meadows has been rebuilt on
site 100 feet Be Of the old light house; both the Hud
| son River.
Also that light house being erected on the shoal Of
Sabine Point the edge OF the channel the east
side and that light will be exhibited aboui
east side Of the channel formerly marked by day bea
| con The lights at Pumham Rock and Sassafras Point
will be changed from white 70 red on and aner october
next The last four on Providence River, RI
| JOSEPH HENRY, Chairman Lighthouse Board
| Washington DC. Aug - l62
Whalemen.
Barb r. Sunbeam @ LAYERS of NB was at Macassar June
spoken@xus lat s2 Ion ss 30, ship Eliza Adams Ham
| blln, Of NIB, clean.
| Foreign Ports.
! CAppEsAs, Aug I7-Arrved, brigs Carrie Purington
| Whittemore Bath, Me; Hattie Bishop, Wcbber, 81
George, Me- Addie Hale Sheppard, Portland 18th. schi
Nellie Bowers, Spear, Bangor 2Oth brig Manlius (Br
UAiaAsirs' Aug is-cieared. brig clary, Anderson
Uisssureos, Aug is-Auived. bars Idaho. Richardson
New York