The New York herald., 1873-11-28
Marina fjfsnsrers.

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ably hoat at high TIDE.
LSspSs .ispa. IAN sy s%
nom % soit to the deck and instantly Killed. ' '''
1s.1. s..Ds e. css
her cargo found in good order,
BARK AunxLA Brooks from Batfh more for Queenstown,
arrived at Fortress Monroe Nov "a In eaky condition.
BARK + JAYNE. from Philadelphia for Hsvre, which
board So%ass With IN
i7th inst oG the Buoy on the Brown.
scHR Rxp JACKET, Ayerill dragged both her anchors
ae Rocsand Ma%t A'H0'' o. ''' '0'A' A'A' ''' 'A =
scEa ROBERT Ruyr. Routen from Cedar Keys for Gal
for orders.
soaa Mos.II. r nom Sydney cB for G 3. John @ NIB y:
were drowned.
Som yIoxs.uno em Alexandri. for BsltHers Is the
has since been sot on and proceeded on her voyage
foomso wHa S''n inst on 'ne near
r..R. @n Garter at son,s So
psn shoals nsat Of s tSh h and carried away man
scuR 4 EDWARDS. somers. from Philadelphia for Mo.
bile put into Key West 18th inst, with her ruddsr head
Bedford SSy y il tow oi Us steamer yerSsns from
hs heavy gale hsHs the i7 iS inst nrssknS the pail
bit and parting the cable.
Nov IA telegram received here state, @
the 0ht&n9e & which put into Havana previous TO oct 70
ALsxAEpnIA Nov %-Tle engineer and some Of the
o on
short distance .oovs Newport News with sand banked
Peter len
BRISTOL PiD Nov E3-rhc ship Monarch. Connor, from
Ss ns
proceeded.
GLASGOW, Nov ls-Tne ship olenirer hence for Boston
but GOT o same night and procssded on her voyage
Noy The bottom q the snip Richard Eo
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rn.s sSv.4S .s1a
near s4 charioeesoUs riot cals0 0A' . "'"''' ' 0'
s % 10 % pon
terday got O today after dischargng part OF the
cargo.
quite as$ssS %s1%: s:s.ss1; sSis sssbsS
&. s:e gss ssss
nohns ai IN a'f fSeY
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water she went change her anshoTsss The Scott
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good service and saved much valuable property.
WEYMOUTH, Nov ls-The ship Martina tof Dantzic)
severe !ssthsy sn he 81 inst when IL
ss' sssaY
channel far the Isle OF Wight she into Port
miscellaneous.
The of the steamship Abyssinia, from Liverpool
has thanks for favors.
The s9 H.as sahD oD IN
growing failure. During the storm OF Monday night
n n s sh sST pS M ship
a. sa the
DI. Ins
sas aSe ns Is ss through IN tho
Notice TO Mariners.
ENTRANCE TO THE RIVER rHAxEs-BxLL BUoY AT sHrv
Notice is hereby given ss. IN Order to improve and IA
sitate the navigation at the entrance to the River
tute on or about the IN December for the present
buoy at the Shvertng Sand large bell buoy, painted In
black and white vertical stripes and surmounted by
beacon cage.
By order. ROBIN ALLEN, secretary.
Trinity House. London Nov Is, 1873
COOLING BANK LIGHT vEssEL-KAsr IRELAND.
The Commissioners Of Irish Lights hereby give notice
that for the safety Of the Cooling Bank Lghtship owing
70 the unevenness Of the ground at her position
she will be shifted II deg W. 10 cables, the lst De-
cember 1873, and will be moored In athoms low
spring times, Is deg $40 miles from the shoaest
part OF the Cooling Bank Lat 53 03 a. lon rs w,
with the following compass bearings and distances
wicklow Head, s, rs deg W, I0I miles
North Arklow Lightship s, Al deg w, liz miles
BY WH LEES, Secretary.
Irish Lights ONCE, Dublin, Nov TO- ls7s
Whalemen.
Arrived at San Francisco 25th bark Mount wolnston,
Mitchell NB Arctic Ocean, with $50 bbs oil and 1900 lbs
bone.
letter from Mr. Robinson FIRST officer Of bark Mercu.
ry Clifford OF New Bedford reports her arrival at Fayal
In October, with IT'S bbis sp oil months from home.
Mr Robinson was SICK and would be Obliged TO return
home expecting to arrive about the middle OF December
Spoken.
Bark Admiral ftzrov tBr), France from Bucnos Ayres
for San Francisco, Nov 10. lat 20 N. Ion l32 W.
Brig Apollo, Of Christiana. Reimert from Bordeaux
for New York, Oct i9, lat A 40, Ion . 80
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.