The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-17
ton, ia; Livingston, Savannah Georgia, Charleston;
Wyanoke, Richmond, &c.
Wind at sunset SW light.
Marine Disasters.


STEAMSHIP SEVERN (Br at Philadelphia from Liverpool
reports Dec TO- had a furious gale from NV. lasting
hours the barometer ranging from % 80 to Is 5 with
very high cross constantly flooding the decks 9th
had another most terrific hurricane, commencing at
AM and ending at day settled to hard gale
NNW; the barometer very low previous to commence
high ali An shipped sss
pig ana xyh ns the
ss9y e
ond and third officers berths, with all their contents
Carrying and sesr start
Inns gales Of WIND ap to
Dec 80 when 4 yeered to N, with clear moderate
% asSa e sSns ws ss
S% 81 ssS
and fine weather; during only days the engines were
the passage compelled US to run them at half speed and
@ mSH Msahs s sSs 18th
sage. and had a portion of bplwarks carried away.
ksS %ss' was ashore at Cedar Keys 'A TO
pdo s @ us s @ Mo for at KEY
s ess little damage Capt settled with the wre'ksrS for
,d sSr r, " 4 tFSm St John for Liver
waterossed 70 % 'o"" o. SECOND u"' 'AH ''
SHIP TUso4nonA, from Mobile for Liverpool before re.
cargo valued At about and was in
sured tor $250O00.
Wan, which was discovered near Highland light last
Ines ~ TeSe s1 OF water at low de ea the
BARE N4rIAs,nL CARLISLE Csr,, Kitchen, from Mon
bss Oct for A0nevds0 was stranded at Rio F0s00
BARK FRANCIS QSG, ashore Cape Cod, lies aaoat at
allow her to float over it. monstrous anchor and
rsspondingy large cable prevent her from coming far
BARK KATE CARNIE Br), Lowe, from Foochow for Phil
adeiphia, was ashore in the Straits of sunda about the
Francisco San Diego Cal Jan g. lssky; waste Be
BRIG I HENDERSON, from New Orleans for New York.
sr carso o the s " Key West was taking
scIR BRILL Chr, "A tons Lpsit from St John, NIB; for
Me- was ashore Jan n at Deer Isle and full of
ScHR RoBERT PALMER, Dabol, from Boston for Mobile
which PIT into Newpor RI 18th inst leaking, sailed
mington Del, arrived at Newcastle AM 18th, reports
ware.
LIVERPOOL Jan ls-The Nereid, Capt Bondalescn, sunk
sailed from philadelphia Dec il Tor Everybody iJ' 0N''S
NEwBuRYPoRr. Jan 15-Three lighter loads Of soda ash,
Yesterday and brought to this port The tug
went out this morning. but returned as it was too rough
sett which cleared lor Portland alt
during the recent gae and is likely to prove total
to save the cargo, which is of lumber.
or S Ss sa1R and forty
beach above the tide.
Miscellaneous.
Purser vandusen, of the steamship Tybee, from st
Domingo City, &C. has thanks the prompt delivery
Of our dispatches, &c.
The annual volume for 1873 of Loyds Universal Amer
lean Register of Shipping is received from the pub
Usher Thos Taylor IS Wall and Ii Broad streets This
work. which is the standard record for insurance pur
poses established in 1857 since that time has
gained in public confidence to such extent that
large number of boards Of underwriters marine nsur
companies shipowners and builders have endorsed
it This Register is the only American publication hav
ing the approval Of the Peruvian government and the
Liverpool and New York Boards of Underwriters. A
glance ut its contents shows that it is compiled with
great and gives variety Of information all par
ties interested in shipping prominent among which
be mentioned the following standard rules for the
sruction and classification of iron and wooden vessels
and the slowing Of cargOes the depth of water In the
leading ports Of the world with their port charges
besides full and complete descriptive list of Amer
can fleet and ali foreign vessels trading with United
States ports This volume is very handsomely bound
leather printed in clear type fine paper and
mend valuable reference to all parties interested
in vessel property.
has BY Raer Of New
vate terms.
scan ISLAND ourns of Gloucester g TONS IA years old,
Lewis Chase Written and others Of Portland at ssso3
nmS G Hart the fishing under
s5oor R. ,sa Of Gousests tons bHrthen
mouth.
Of o brig Fanny Jennings Of New Yorn,
Das c G s
S S 5 % ass ha ns ns be
Quick PAssAGE-Brg Navasota, of Boston, Capt VIM
Slater, which arrived at Boston on Tuesday from Are
quick for he very
British Flag OBJ smes
II wa. an
ccon q bales chips and saSe
sHIrsuILDIss-The wiscasset Oracle that in Dam
Cart white OAK frame bark
81 IS Is Getting IN ys r
smased schooner of 800 tons. An association mer
frame in Maryland for ship ''''S Wine OAK
smasted schr Sarah Potter was
ton, about Tuesday. She Is owned BY Mr. Cove,
John VAL OF Tsnsns H Is and Msssrs k
general treghter and will be under the command OF
ton. The schrs Marvel, Harriet Thomas and many
@ IN M Se ce o & aHe Se
g yo2t HSSCss coal and
NEW BEDFORD, Jan 1.-THE ice is going out of the har
SSs M wnS sna the channel is clear
Notice to Mariners.
FLoRIDA-DOG ISLAND LIGHT, ENTRANCE GEORGES
SOUND, EAST
Notice is hereby given that the light formerly exhibited
from the Dog Island has been
top of the keepers dwelling which stands by "a +, 80
yards distant
The characteristic distinction of the light remains
changed II of the fourth order fixed varied by white
flashes every minute 1t Eliminates the entire horizon
d iss Of s.
teal miles.
The light stands mile of the extremity of
the island.
The approximate position Of the lighthouse as fol-
lows Lat 70 46 81 N. Ion "a 3s NV.
The dwelling supporting the lantern Is painted white,
and stands on iron screw piles painted black
The old tower dIsmaned OF the lantern has been LEFT
standing but Ii may at any time be demolished by the
WIVES. Is 4 white - vs.