The New York herald., 1874-10-22
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 1S74TRIPLE

caasns her 70 leak Her cargo has been d,scharysd
and the vessel taken upon the ei,y raway rhers she
slightly injured.
BAxk arxrasp.s CSn, from Liverpool Tor yalpsrsAo
cargo. has Oeen oeacned and scuttled.
wnM.se BAas css. Of New BSford be fore reported
been torn 70 plecea Her timbers be in
sound condition
Nouteydeo before rspore a. went ssaors at castllos
about Sept ant has become total loss Grew arrived
Bns H.y..es. ssr,, iron cnsysrie y,a Vineyard
sasser TsIpaalIn Cove sy Sassown ssssenss and
psirs frhe schooner lost ioresaib.
BRIG Qui vvx tBr from 81 Martins for Lcckport, Ns,
with SALT put into 81 Thomas Oct ieaky. she had nve
BRIG MARr Tnonrsos was sold at public auction at
81 Thomas the 9th the hull aad materials bring
lying At the and Railway wharf loaded with rail
road iron has been thoroughly repaired ~ Brewer ana
scnx HAxsuRs tof Naehiss. Which arrived at Boston
an sann rS al %s. wa
chelseA bridge sunday night At last accounts she
scHa HrIAx r. with coal for Alexandria. Va, was
ashore Oct is. below Fort foote.
soHR CHAs KKLLxv mot Kellogg, from Befast' Ne,
tress would repair and proceed.
crew rom he burning shp Nevada ana
bs esdy sf IN days "'u
jos rsS .v ns 9sns .nS ssus
smashed ia by block Of granite weishns some seven
cred She taken to Tennants HArbor Oct Is Tor re-
pairs
b On ns
day Pm. An inenectual attempt was made by atug 70
The wreck OF bark Gananoaue before reported tcwed
into S jonp m cac ass sSa ps % e.
Virgo The was 7sa tons built as Qusbec p e lsS' and
harrison Of .enr shoo ny inform, mat
Of vessel supposed % be auits large scn99nsr
had hoated ashore AND that y bore the name % 81
ioundered in .he Gulf in The late gale and cargo and
The huh OF bark Carmen esp, sold at auction At St
Thomas Oct for about $500
Oct srns sS sGhopnsr Dun @
supplies for the ghthousss in The lower : Nv n
Anticosti twelve persons, seme Of them in state of
Intelligence has received Of the total loss the
2s TSe csptain S ana ss crew we're sasO saved ave ~ w
Snx nS Msssr. &sm nsw ship 6 M so'os n
yard OF Messrs Campbell Brooks East Boston She
%ads he ass eesssss @ day:
s 20 eS we aee sps ss
built Of white hard pine and nackmatack n sa
per desk consisting Of large cabin house and house
sp
q sss..
ana her ceiling dsss
kneed and SANCTIONED large aft which contains
two neat cabins ana nosse forward for the crew gal.
K s. esvsn Hsn9y n i cnsss by who Charles
mands her
snrrsvIIprSe-At Rockport Me, Mcssrs Eens Son
tom, Sorwood @ S' Co are building oars the frames Of
which nearly up and they are getting the moulds
Sus f sss having ns
she will be ready for launching about the middle Of De-
Notice to Mariners.
SOUTH AxxnrcA-KAsr coAsr-yRxScn GuiaSA-suoYAcr or
MARohl RIVER
The outer buoy conlcal aud horei Is feet Of
water u mile inside the bar. with the following bear
'SSalloi light ssssoM,
Thick Wood point n saw
lsere point entrance Of Mana). s463oE
water 80 ", so mile. rom the former and IS ".
When entering MarOni river vessels mus. to the
ua ns osGy is a % must on D
headed tor & Berrera bank VIII be passed A. : mile dis
Bearings magnetic Variation 10 min, caste rly in 1874
SOUTH AMxRrcA-wxsr coAsr-cHrLL 1 LEADING
The red lixn. which on the mole and marked the
aas S Sy els. h Isyasss
The apparatus is doDtrc Of the sixth order placed
the level OF the visible from 10 Q miles.
This light leads TO the inner harbor and marks the
only authorized discharging place for small vessels
EAST rxp1As AncurrrLAco-srRArr OF xALAccA-cnAxcE
oNE-FArHoN RANK
The commanding officer of the German corvette Elisa.
beth reports that the lghtvessel the one-fathom
house built on iron piles. ssee light list, No ., The
tower is 6o feet high the upper part being painted
hite the lower part black. From the tower dis
played white fash light with fash every minute,
and should be seen distance Of ~ miles.
Position of the light-Lat 81 - N, Ion 100 SO IL E.
AT the northern end OF the bank b placed red buoy,
in IL feet OF water.
deeper water than fahom and range between IL and
Is feet at low water spring tides.
Whalemen.
Arrived ut Montevideo SEPT schr Lizzie Simmons
Potts, New York, from Cape Horn, and remained in
port the 18th.
our pilot passed close them. and Capt Pike
scribes OF them as monster Providence Journal
spoken.
Ship Col adams Williams. from Livcrpoo, for callao,
Bark Colomo. Howes. from Liverpool for Fran.
CISCO Oct 4, off Tuskar.
for Savannah, Oct is, lat 80 36 Ion 90 o.
Bark Norena, Nichols, from Portland for Matanzas,
Oct Is lat IS ~, lon ".
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AVID SHIP CAPTAINS.