The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-03
Marine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP EASILY (r) Leslie from Havre for New York
before reported at Halifax in Distress reports Feb II
when on the Banks Of Newfoundland, experienced
fearful hurricane, blowing from the east and hauling
around to the north and northeast and with heavy
running. About same day the ship rolled
% set Svsr Ssf e same a
boat and the engineers companion hatch were washed
various other damage During the height Of the hurri
cane the steam pipes burst
at SsM Y0Es for
AN nf eaa anSa in
Florida Reel Is from New Orleans for Havre aSn0'e Oh
westerly since leaving Gibraltar .' Jan MI il
sb main sails aqS had
who kindly supplied us with a few provisions
ns o. 5 a rh0 Nc n rSn
TO her as lar as known although il is t6oaTh be W,
have to be unioaded before she can be gotten of.
Miscellaneous.
PurserJ R vanduscn of the steamship Tybee, from st
Domingo City, &C. has thanks the prompt delivery
of our dispatches. &C.
scHR PIscArAauA. of Portsmouth Nh has been sold to
parties in Gloucester Mass for the fishing business
ssSn SOLD 10 jas hdr's' Of West H"r
scHs LUTHER CHASE, q q tons Of Dennis now at
on private terms.
scnR YAzoo AZ TONS Of Provincetown has been sold
to Murdoch Mcclellan, Of Gloucester for $500
scuR CHAs REysEN, 81 26 tons, OF Chatham has been
sold to Samuel Carlton and others, OF Camden Me- for
Notice 70 Mariners.
BALTIC sEA-sourH COAST IsLAND-suoALs
Information has been received that three new shoals
there e s the
they lie under the following bearinss;- ''"''"
S SSifs ssas sa's eS 4ssi h * WV
Gedser lighthouse, YbyWAw.
Giedser lighthouse, NAV.
These shoals are steep to- with from lsl to 2la feet
This notice affects British Admiralty Charts Nosalso and
BALTIC sEA-sou1n COAST or rALsrEn IsLASp-wREcx
Information has been received that small black spar
to S ss in
in the sand near the Giedser lighthouse. Some ls feet
q water may be found close TO- on the northern side Of
E E9ss sFFsy HI Hoss: o. ss%'9Ts bearings
This notice affects British Admiralty Chart No gs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sKA-uARDoR THE
new hsr6of light has been shown since Jan from
the = SSrg,o LISA Island - ,u' 'A"n'e 20
the 1sf Weather @ @ asss
from distance e 8 miles all around the horizon;
tent nhe Ct d0p' Of the sixth order of the ys
appears to stand over the 'front.'
part os E, as kfsPs & dsS S U lsaE
This notice affects Britsn Admiralty Charts Nos 22so
2,62 2s42bc 2sl2a 1854 ls2 Dos 1918 and ll4O Us Hydro.
Lists Nos and l.
nxprrxRRANEAx-coAsr rnAscx-xEw HARBoR LIGHT
ha. bsen received tha on and a.r Feb
1873 new harbor light would be shown, for the purpose
Of sisnaliizng the Grau dAguesMortes, the south
The light Is liked white elevated SO feet above the level
OF the sea- and IN clear weather should be seen from dis
The lantern is shee. iron tower painted WHITE %
"Y PO. hhsas a IS sSS'se ION
NorKThe fixed red light the salient angle Of the
northern tower Is shown from an iron tower Nmar
to the one described above.
ApRIArIc sxA-pALxAr1A-BARsoR LIGHT AT nAcARsKA
Information has been received that on and after an
1879 harbor light would be shown at Macarska Daima
The light is hzed white and rod elevated 20 feet above
i f"s ness asa nee 81 miles seward and
w s s q ,ne Of sa
Pletro 70 the mainland
;as:as on the head
Ennrox,mate position. lat 4s II IGN lon17loE.
All bearings are magnetic Variation II 30 deg westerly
in lS72
Eo.rH srA-cEnnAHY-Rrvxn rLsE-LieHrs on THE pAsxr
SAND AND TIE n
Information q. has been received that lights are now
sensand and the I'm Ksch, El6s River s''e''0 ." "'
The lights are .ed white and point out the channel Of
black buoy No ~ when seen from the Krautsand light
ve 4si t tnsy sPgs: c,. a s one ~. oso.
lHo Nlz 2sag 1873 Cold plan; US photographic once
Charts Nos 81, 2S2, and 30; and Us Light Lists Nos
andA
AxERrcA--wKsr coAsr-pAScKRs OFF LonEarA AND
HuILy HEADS, coscErcioS Raj.
Information has been received of the following sunken
dangers o LIBERIA and uy Heads, east side Of the en-
on t2beria Head-A pinnacle rock gozzi Rockl, with