The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-21

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Maxine Disasters.
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from New York before reporte left New York i'5 Jan
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SHIP LAKE SUPERIOR (B), from Liverpool for Montreal
SHIP qEcI5 Tory Dr rim, from Guanape for Fail
have dsSe%ass repa was
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that she will have to go on the ways for repairs; also
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was being discharged July 81 in Very damaged cOndi
rTaneIsco PIT int Rio JsnsiIo July = VIII, foremost
a s1nans 0' leaking as reported and would proceed
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BRIG RUSH, Evans from Buenos Ayres June II for the
West Colony coast q Patagonis severe wes
COMPELLED to bear up for Monevideo, where she
sold at New Bedford 10Th for the benefit the
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about 10 tons, bottom up. ''''~N
L!eMTTSvsr Tnsnnn FLonIDA, R Lowden, captain was
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sci was light in her hold and had cargo Of coal in sacks
load shifted and SIG suddenly ina. the
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and The succeeded In seyering the steninss
lumber were all saved and picked by the shr Hattie
ssTt where about Sslspast four csioct
Of Tns pSS IN in d
Of last week On supplying expedition with el for the
lost from s2Co to $500 worth Of property.
BELFAST, Aug e-The Princess Victoria Of Newry from
orn BoS have arrived herep
| CApIz, Aug b-The Orion Futterer from Grgenu for
obliged
ready to lsp s1a wiz Ill., be @ early
MoNrEvpno, July ia wrecking schr arrived at Mon.
vdeo July !, wreck S Of hs ship Harriet Irving
saving property.
Captain Grant ran ashore on seqnim Island this after
during ga dense . og Her and shoe
of at high tide by the lighthouse tender Iris and towed to
QUEENSTOWN, Aug s-The Tenax Propositi Olsen, from
Baltimore arrived here, reports that the ed july in
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blew hard for q q 30 hours with heavy causing
the vessel TO sniff her cargo and ship several
Miscellaneous.
The of the steamship City of Havana from Vera
Cruz and Havana has thanks for the prompt delivery
Of our files and dispatches
Purser E Sparkawk, of the steamship San Jacnto,
from Savannah has our thanks for courtcses.
Purser Macbeth, Of the steamship Manhattan, from
Charleston, has our thanks for favors
W. PEss has been sold at New BeafSrd to John
scHR ARGo of Boston, has been sold to Capt Ansel Cur
ney, Of Marion on private terms
Notice to Mariners.
Mexico, on and after October 1, ls7a
The light on the re Old M SS IF the San
me distance i,oss metres Latte II 80 n, Ion %
Distance visible 10 nautical miles height Of tower from
base TO focus of light 20 metres 25 height Of light above
the level of the sea, 81 metres TO- class Of apparatus,
fourth order.
Remarkable enter by the NV channels partially cover
the square church seeple with the light tower until the
San Pedro and San Crspn towers OF Fort San Juan do
uGa are in dreSi line to reach
Vera Cruz, August Z, 1872.
BALTIC sRA-oRRMAx coAsr-KrRL sAr-suoYs AND
KEEL FJ0RD.
v The following baoys have been placed G and Oh tho
L. Over the Middle ground In Eckernfordc Bay black
and white striped barrel beacon, with two obong bal
looms above each other and ball at the top, in five
fathoms water, bearing from the mill at Little Wabs
The two barrels the stoller ground have
placed by barrel beacons the northern by white one,
the southern by black both Of the same form that
Just described and. in addition red barrel beacon Of
point Of that shoa In AZ fathoms water, bearing from
| Bulkcrhuk NE u N, distant from II 81 miles.
s. white barrel beacon Of the same description, but
with URN instead Of ball at the top has been placed
a the entrance of the Kiel Fjod In fahome water NV
u $40 miles from the Shepherds house lShafer
T. The single spar buoy 90 the Klever berg below Bull
| kerhuk has been replaced by two black wooden spar
buoys, each with ,hoon; one placed y from Bul.
kerhuk IN fahQms water, the other sSE from Bnlker.
Bearings By compass Variation "A 40 in 1872.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COAST OF syAn-Buovs IN MAR
BELLA HARB0R
According to communication OF the HSrbor Master Mt
Msrbca iron buoys have been anchored IN the harbor
for steamers loading ore to make fast to- Tey are con-
spicuous three Of them lying about cable from
the mole. respectively In ar EsE, SSW and w,Sw drec