The New York herald., 1873-10-25
Marine Disasters.

n sw & sn d @ oct
sage. and carried away jbboom
SHIP john CUSHING, Baxter from Maulman for Bonn
d
repairs.
BARK WESTERN SEA. Hanson, from baltimore for Ma
tanzas which put back to the former Sept 26 to
pair damage received by collision with steamship Nesto-
BARK CHESTER HAIR, wheat laden, sunk in the late
gale of yerpanck's Point Hudson River, while in tow
wrecking Company and brought 10 this city.
BARK BELTIsTE Br'. srick, from Charleston for Liver
Chain sSi and "a arrived @ at SepOo % anu
BRIG JIMMIE MORTON, smoot at Baltimore 93d from
Rssy Z. a.
BRIG CHARLES MILLER Gilchris at Bosto. Oct q from
Charleston lost ioreopgailantmast and upper foreop-
scHR E E RACKET, Dwyer, from Batabano Oct for
Truxillo when about 80 miles from land took hurri
spped heavy ea d
oSe S T. ali M wa nd
getting back to Ratabano almost without food.
E na wse ss % S
leak is having her deckload taken or when she will
abandoned) seen Oct is, la n 50 lon s. IL with
her
Hosc Kosc. Aug 3o-The ship Atalanta Brown, arrived
warks and received damage to one Of her boa having
% S as ss s ad e "a s the Gsp
gale had light winds but in consequence Of the bad
weather the pumps were kept going.
HALIFAX, N s, Oct "a, IS73--The brig Agnes Raymond,
Of Digby s, is ashore near Port Caledonia, B. She
The steamer Tagus, Csr. laden with grain from Mon
for Is sn9e m on Of soa aisr Bar yaey
The scher Martin Holmes lBr, from Lower Granville,
Friday S'' morning 1a at Point Hampton say
the so
LrvnarooL Oct ls-The master Of the Bayard, from
YorL rpDo rfs nm In lar
lon 80 80, he passed burning vessel
Pass cAvALLo. Oct Is-The schr F1eetwing, employed
steamer n that was not not visible aboys & water and was
total wreck
QUEENSTOWN. Oct ls-The Pioneer, Martin from Bat-
and with cargo shifted.
pa os, qs ,s. % John
Msek IN oW shc
went ashore during the blow Of yesterday two miles
Dix and Is now anchored iahthoase Capt Seefer
the boat capsized and Charles Newton, seaman. was
Miscellaneous.
Purscr Breituns, OF the steamship Rhein, from Bre
men and Southampton will please accept thanks for
favors
smrBuIDrsc-There Ave vessels on the stocks in
By ns aB Bsne ns s. 0s s me
s ne
LAuscmxD--Bria A. ! Pcttensill before no,iced was
successfully launched at Bsst Dcertng. Me, Oct %.
Notice 20 Mariners.
EAST CoAsr--YARM0UTH BoAps--CAIsTOh LIcurs
Notice given that these lights the prepara-
ton which announced by notice issued In April
ias will be shown from sunset TO sunrise and after
the 18th inst
The High Light IL exhibited upper window An
the Sailors, Home, Yarmouth at elevation Of 81
high and the Lower Light from the Britain.
ma Pier elevation OF 20 feet above high water
:sS cable clear assS %TiSs
Trinity Honse. London, octs.ia
BRISTOL cmAssrr-swArsxA pAr
Notce Is hereby given a1 the North scarwcathcr Buoy
has beer moved halt q mile Sc by a y OF its former
uosfj on and now lies fathoins az low water spring
idea with the following mark and bearings viz =:
large house on high land, In line win Scar House.
south Hugo Buoy. NE X N. distant hve-tenths Of n
mile. ..-..,
East Scarwcafer Sc u drstant one and dsevcntcnths
miles -... .,x,x, .
BY order. ROBIN ALLEN, secretary.
Trinity House, London, Oct s. 1873
SOUTHWEST COAST or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RIVER
The Comm ssonersof irish Lights hereby give notice
thai fhey have caused second class can buoy panied
red 10 be placed mark the MaidenH hock Inc buoy
lies In IL fafh0ms water and ~ Ia cables y 81 he
shoaes. part Of the patch. with the ionow'ns "s's"d
compass bearingss-