The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-23
Marine Disasters.

BARK FLoRIs (of Boston Ellis, when hours out from
but aoated Of with IN feet Of water in the hold The cap
tain beaehed her Taga the northern coast Of the isl
and OF JAVA The Floris had valuable OF Coffee &c
& re She 1e vess Of bs
son Co. of Byston.
BARK CossrAscE. partly loaded for Boston went ashore
been towed to sourabaya for repairs
Back BALTIC r) from New York for St Marys Ga, be-
after striking She anchors, Sails rigging and the remnants
of the sails to be sold at auction the beach, Feb IT,
Cruz
anchor chain parted and she Immediately commenced
to go to pieces and in the morning nothing of
be- All lost the
one sailor and the cook.
BRIG ALERT tBr> bound from Halifax, Ms, to Ponce Pr
BRIG MAGGIE, Morgan, at Baltimore from Rio Janeiro
stove buIwarks and lost sails and spars-
BRIG GLADIATOR (Br from Matanzas, while getting
underway at Fortress Monroe morning sls to
to at on the bar The United States S
the next morning, when she got her of.
ScnR TWO BROTHERS ashore yesterday C22d) on the
bar at Fortress Monroe.
LIvTnrooI- Feb A-Bark ia: Churchill SBr Edwards
Bark Banheld lBr Davis, from New York for Ant
% sSy s Sg at Antwerp fh
=, Bark solomon, Holloway, from Cardiff Feb for New
Charles &G Iechsre from New York; has ar.
beg" IN f4sG po Dec
for New York has back Queenstown BADLY damaged.
isthsnp Roxbnrsh Castle DAM, Ebsen, from London
Dec "a for Pensacola has been lost 1T sea.
ST THOMAS Feb IS-The British brig Rainbow, Marshall
% s 8 ss Nv saS f d i:
s s' Vi: NJ Ne :sSss
an much srs and sold at pa
The reported total loss The lessees Of the island
tS Of xn snn
SS Tns Ss ss s
s% They % nnasr their lays and ~ the in
he and all oh Ss they
full OF ali that may be saved from the wreck.
sss 5sa s
S into n pnS s nsT % and %
bottomry respondentia bono has been
ss Seen by
BE- @ s a As Sss
tonnage to carry forward the GOALS to St Jonn NB
Halifax Ge"nd S % Boston With GOALS arrived s
leaking has been held and she has been ordered
On The afternoon of the 90 inst Mr. Murphy commenced
Smn her
the harbor, :, where he grounded her herr. in shallow
under control he intends towing her the
perfect only needing thorough cleansing rust pub:
lie subscription has been started present him with gold
The British brig Almata Capt Head from New York,
leaking badly viii have 10 discharge. She as she lies
port.in l6 inches per hour.
Miscellaneous.
Doctor Wilson, the attentive of the steamship North
America, from Janeiro, &c, will please accept
thanks for his attentions.
We under obligations to Mail Agent Anthem velez
and Purser Bense Of the steamship City of Merida,
and Havana for the prompt delivery Of le
dispatches, &c.
Mr. Hunter the oblsing purser of steamship Ash.
land from Fernandina has thanks for his attentions
The purser the steamship Charleston,
has thanks for favors.
York stopped at st Thomas Feb H. vnd would leave next
Notice to Mariners.
EAST COAST oE ENGLANp--wREcK OF THE ADA, OFF THE
TRINITY House. LONDON, Feb g. 1872.
Further notice is hereby given that green buoy marked
the word wresk" has been pasd % 20 l,hom' east
the Sand Halle Buoy the entrance to the River
The buoy lies in fathoms water spring tides with
the following marks aud compass bearings viz
ssTn hs sn ysssf ds'vHs s T'si me
Bun Lg9s Vessel NV distant o m,'. miles.
By or MIacA RUBIN ALLEN. Secretary
JArAN-xIusru-rIxrp LIGHT AT SATANIC. MrsAKI CAPE
CnICKAuoFF).
The Japanese has given notice TIA. light is
Msasi Cape UhIcRahoa south point Of Kiasa
The lgns Is hSed white ght oessme ID iandws,d from
OF the and should be seen In clear weather from dis
lance OF 81 miles.
TSs ila%natng apparatus ,s is Of the sr. order.
onal shaped and painted white 1t Ia situated small
island lying about 800 yards from the main land Position
lat 80 deg IS min 20 sec N. Ion 1870 deg 10 min L.
Also that the temporary light hitherto used has been dis
continued.
IAN bearings magnetic. Variation degs westery5n
1os2.J
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND FLASHING LIGHT
OK ISLAND OF CAFE PAssARo. -.
With reference Notice to Mariners, dated November 10
1871 respecting the establishment of light on the isanu
Passar0 the Italian has given notice o the
following in the description of the light = . -,
Instead OF beng "a liked and flashing white nnnt snow.
ing fash every three minutes" should be hAeu wno
light showing red fash every three minutes
FRANoE-GULr oE EQUALIZATION IN LIGHT fohr
The French government, has given notice ina. the
alteration has been made IN the light in 'ne po' ~
Bouc, Gulf of Foz;- o-.-as
the approach of the Rhone River or ION q, s ~, aer an
the ST Louis side TO depth OF % 'ee' "cf vi
the other. IT,. ~. eecn from n dis
lance of miles, and the white light IL miles,
srAspAnnon ,Iengs At o Mssr Pa, two barbor
lights are exhibited from extremity OF ne iron "oc ="
o ev.d rad lights placed horizontally and ele