The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28

Jordan has been named Cyie She is ~ II tons and
being fitted Bay fishery under the COM
The schr rpE Hassth Of 10 tons burden Just built at
ns Where he viii be- rons INsed ana supplied with
sails She viii vii hail rom Re Alexandria ' ~ ''
Notice to Mariners.
WEST INprEs-sEARcHEs ron DOUBTFUL SHOALS.
Commands PhyiSisn usN eonnsadns IS steam.
existence Of which has heretofore been considered as
Silver BANK PASSAGE RocK-Eight days were spent in
rs Sn % r2e 70 wo
obtaining soundings discovering indications OF shoa
Irrsguar currents experienced and near Sill
@ Rapidly Strength
snSs ssassy my
On 3 re to ons No TO 1856
for s ess was 0 ssp rd If as
n n % a esss WITH sa ss q & 10
fatho@. line ont were taken without Obtaining sound
ing The position OF the ship was accurately determined
careful obseSysoa of the currents indicated that
ward and soSthwsrd and westward; that they We're
regular in M and direction that h cS%6ped
setting nom & 8 asss e & Sess% ss., 49,. -,
exist rseorte !hs. h e sapssisnesa
dser the IL % IL nas the sw
entrance Of Turks Island Passage which might have
win alhSms e water has been discovered
Eawn shoa te he southwark e Turks Island Passags
q sa hs e war q
fat6oms: The extent has not heen examIncd.n H..
tour days; the weather was good the smooth and
Wind Light the ship was allowed 70 drift at night 80
paved the hand lead % going Ss0s constantly and A
lead also taken with 100 fanoms Of line out
without ut s,s IN g sSunSinGs i.
Il % s d 81 It boat at aR Rs
afternoon the day what supposed BY ali
to b e Put aoh was o.
sac mss % All nd in
s Ros aa naa
Gl4Sos sHSAIsA search Of Ave days made for
hs sasa ap ~
the hs not
the master thinking himself Clarion shoal took to
as hRa wn e fSs
q
who sold the wreck No doubt exist to the Identity
tee agrees With that upon the French Consular records
cpo 70 eas
taat tn ss does not exist since the sta s n
three vessels day pass the reported position Of
Clarion shoa yet none have seen any signs Of dscoored
This shoal is mentioned in note 70 page - West In
twenty first edition
ApRIATIc-coAsr OF IrAIY-LocArIoN OF THE ROCK IN
Tho foonc pEIN9sI r nhnsoR - Tho roc n prr
hG bias has esR rssexG q s IS Com
marked British Admiralty Chart 1872
quarters OF a cable X from the position there as
are e same 1 as en Inc
The rock is Of small about 20 eet the top
measured from boat imme diately over the rock 3
Lighthouse on Forte di Marc and Traverse Light o7
Traverse Light and Tower on cayalo Point oil
mediaely under almost touching, tho 9o the 1897 feet
The lIshihou;e Forte a Mare is angle nearly
JAPAN-YEso-LrGHr ON CAPE NosHrAy
18th Of August 1872 light was exhibited rom the lower
e. p9d se
E ~ se gsa during tie Whe Of the night from the
Wood shape 81 feet HIGH
e. lie The
fo Posit anS 0sgs ate 1s59'sa cn rs 4sE
s Ss SS s hs sH sa s to
gl Msa N Mem. anchorage at night
sea, and in clear weather should be seen from dis.
Sed during The the AD to ss
The light is placed on wooden post 40 feet high,
Position, lat IS, 20, 80 N. Ion l41ssE.
CHINA sHA-sourHrHr rAnr.soocrr RocKs-cARrnArA
The Admiral commanding the Netherland naval forces
publishes the folio wing description Of the rocks seen
a previous notice <
rhese dangers consist Of three lying east and
form Of haystacs the middle one s1sarloai shaped
while the eastern resembles tree The one rcsem
bling haystack is the highest being about l6 feet above
By accurate observation for latitude and longitude as
as pK one M q 'he danger
The authority siyss notice tSst c9nlcal snoy;
s;Ss
si.%sss ssns s% he n.rso, ..
By Fl NJ RnCssn % sayisss uyroer.Do
photographic Office, Washington, DC, June IA. 1873
Whalemcn.
Ship Young Ph@nix Fuller, was at Albany, Nh April
Butts the first officer, and Mr. Coon, third officer Mr.
ssd passage '0 IN bark
capaE e. that the hort bark Of nn
three months cruise having taken and landed $50 bar
In March, Chilan bark MarpOsa Cash. clean.
letter from Captain Thatcher. of bark vigiant Of
Nh dated April ats5s, lon ia reports had taken
Tacahuano, Chile. May %3Bark Corneiia. Lewis NIB,
sailed cruise May 10th, and bark Courser, White. NIB
is ready to SAIL waiting favorable wind. She Is the
only whaler in the harbor, and no more are expected
this season.
Spoken.
Bark Scotland, tof Boston,, June -, lat 3d. Ion "a 30
bound south.
schr Minna Cowing where from or bound not stately
June II, lat 81 ~ Ion SO ~
Foreign Ports.
CALCUTTA, June 23-Sailed bark Daniel Draper, Clark
Dundee.
Cow BAY CD, June l4-Arrived. brig J @ Troop (Br),
Terrio, New York (and cleared 18th to return
Cleared 18TH briggs Spencer. Thomas. st Jago; 18th.
Lucy, Irwin New York 18th, bark Undine, Baour, do
FALxouTn ia June 7-sailed brig Sir Robt Peel tBr,
GLASGOW, June l9-Arrived. steamship Pennsylvania
(Br), Braes, New York
ley, unc.
Montgomery, Truxillo.
KISGsroN Ja June l6-Arrived, schr Mai (Br), Webb,
New Orleans; 18th, briggs G Purngton, Whitmore, New
York; 18th, Sullivan, Perry, Boston.
n fn~l Nn~ W.