The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-03

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w e sd s3% r IN company
nington sOth ult
srrAsrue MARY Low, before reported ashore on the
to hs y Hell mas 0ssn OH ana Drought
SAN FaAscIsco Jan 2t-rhe yorkmen employed in re-
after in her cargo and
think they have discovered the leak They found that
Sc
sty to put the ship the dry dock, which at first was
wharf, SSdy Sn sssr
the loading
p'o0''oeo VIII" Miscellaneous.
Purser Webb, of the steamship Leo from Savannah
has our thanks for favors
Purser Gerard, of the steamship Charleston, from
Charleston, has thanks for favors.
scnR LEE of New Bedford, has been sola to Brook
haven parties
Re %Sn at has been sold to
% Sw
pSo Bedo % on IN e
Notice to Mariners.
SOUTH AMERIcA-CoAsr OF BOLIVIA
The following information on the port OF Antofogasta,
sometimes knowR Anttogasta has been received from
shps Fa%e and PeseTe stanley NN OF
% 4, ss now Ure used fSs Of for nd
therefore becoming of some lies between
oaers Of Inns Fawn and On 70
large white anchor has been painted the ridge at
win lead to The best anchorage about cables from
hs n S 20 and Of @
ing good holding ground.
sw swell almost invariably experienced this part q
nd he at Of the
TRe sSfSs s% dnsns ss
s latter winds are Ssar but at times a they ST
however have been experienced of sufficient strength to
great anxiety respecting the safety OF vessels at
Commander Knevitt observed in Sept, 1872 ten mer:
with two anchors to the southwest and astern they
there was no dficay IN Obtaining sa'' u 's''f "''"
The 0Sa Be cd Gh s
extend cables from the shore forming an inner harbor
Ss at Ss
a %esse load to % s Saee but it is not con-
sdered safe account Of the heavy swell the reefs
should account attempt enter the creek at night
Ri hve
occurred.
sold at DC per gallon fresh beef c per abd h and
%eS for At hsr twice. S the Ss
70 be- much better anchorage capable of aaording
they Y? could n load and discharge in any weather
This notice affects British Admiralty Chart No 1871
WEST COAST or nrsposrAS-rARAcHr OR xunnAcnrn
The 9Ss to KSFs ,a
entering the port during the sw monsoon may load to-
p5sn the Master OF that port
n,.,n,n IMrESvnsnsr MAnsoa ENTRANCE
channel 70 Karachi and shInsle with small boders Of
esnF 5o 5
be aas
spcse viii III Hoped AFFORD re H
found
up to this time no sitting within it has taken place, al
though for some time heavy monsoon swell and break
r of this has been BY
from iS 20 feet sailing within the last days safely
into port j. must be remembered that three years since
The sW monsoon, have been sent to Bombay to ighe5
not have e Sn
& hsn at S0nbs e and
This notice affects British Admiralty charts Nos FOB,
| 3240 2l6a and 49,
Ray OF BENGAL-MERGuI ARCHIPELAGO
The following account of outlying dangers in the Mer.
Inns psS mUt eqonsd On f the @ on one
been received from Commander Richard Batenan
sssS IN hs s 9Srn ns Of
nearly % 70 the Sortsward q the northwest point
island, with IS iatho%s between them and Eiphnene
Island The position given to these rocks is lat IL ssN
The reef shown on Admiralty Chart No 2lsa. Mergui
pTcSab s ess was not
LORD benincS Islands e' aSSn
miles Sy from The southeast point o. the iornef
and no bottom at 10 athoms half mile to the eastward
the reef above watsr,".is miles by Z of the rock
lon lon Is II but The rock was only Observed passing
on are
Just covered At low water ordinary tides and lie north
Boulder. % S% ssnsss ssas
'n @ Sq s fr sh an md
I Rs no9 G h Sns Sqn a gsns
ns point Of SGptn Passage Island south
Center Of the small creek ns%sN ""a
Tn position given to the Daphne Rock is lat ii an
Bearings magnetic Variation In 1873, deg e.
s5sSa Ssgss sSsS'S HysTesTsgAs
Foreign Ports.
DEAL, Jan l7-Arriyed. Helen Campbell, Brooks, and
Tidal Wave Barnes, London for Boston
Passed nth, Anto, Himbers from London for Phiade-
DUBLIN, Jan as-Arrived. bark Norton Br Whitney, st
Y pEsrnaaA, Jan l7-clcared bark Clotde Miller Glen.
IN por III. jan Il briggs Potomac r Wilson, for Ba
more Cecilc Br). Travers unc schr Aalanta iBr for
Baltimore :. -.
New York via Hnvrc.
LvERrooI Jan l6-Arrivcd, Anna, Bohlman, and ster-
ling, Harding, San Francisco.
Sailed 10TH Rama. Larsen and Burgcrmestcr Kcrstein,
Ehrenrich, Wilmington; Archibald Fuller Kite, San
nth Fire Queen ) Corbishlcy, New Orleans
Bel stuart Purdy, Boston; Bremen, Bohn, New York.
LONDON, Feb ARRIVED, steamship Denmark DR. sum-
ner New York
LAxLAsH, Jan l4-Arrived, Paoo Borzone, Bazona Phi
ladephia for Londonderry
QuEExsrowN, Jan 7-Arnved City of London s) Mire-
house Liverpool land sailed New York; Maggie Rey
nolds, Smith, Baltimore.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Feb l-Arrived, scnr Carrie Heyer Poland,
Darien, Ga.