The New York herald., 1874-10-08
Maritime Miscellany.

sHrr tBr). at San Francisco Goth ult Sun
derand reports July T. lat 80 lon 81 a W. at 80 AM
edatey, there being much the ume to put
out boat to render assistance.
Sm M % had sas r5sR e Mw n Js s
sarboard bow, smashing feboat, doors, coming
att and taking away cuddy doors top OF companion aud
@ severai other articles about deck to pieces pieces N
BRIG EMILY (Br,. Morrssey, from Liverpool for
Pass, at the end the island weeks since,
October 3 by the steamtag Buckthorn The spars and
rigging Of the vessel bad been down and taken Oh
board Keeps the vessel tree Of water without dlicutv
BRIG ErsA (Br) from st John for Matanzas with um-
by bars Leca and transferred to bark ophr, for
ssyannah The vessel was insured for $780, cargo Tor
Of rsoyaence vi enc at Fan River from Phil
WIN viii 60 % on the marne railway for repairs. 80
ScHR SARAH Varnum from Bangor for Boston, put into
@ for @ osnd Se
IN cardboard seam. All ready tor sea again
I s ws snk IN the as storm
dredge Josephine was lying beside her and was to make
powerful pumps.
scnn WAVE bound 70 North Carolina, previously re-
after about one half the cargo The
S % H a OF the &
about the ends Of the webs. The damage sustained will
scHn WAR EAGLE, France at Bath Oct 8 from Boston,
put into Booth bay tor or epairs having touched lightly
Phiadelpha which went ashore at Beaufort, and was
in condion pu'
sLoor MARY GREY Of Mystic, went ashore near stony
expected she may be got off,
NoaroLK, Oct 5-Gapt shelley, VINO arrived here son-
sg o and kee
up she to 4aws os gone asea Win all sail. set
not be ascertaned but it is thought thar the must
The schr Controller, Captain Lloyd loaded with mo-
The crew were saved.
PORTSMOUTH, MI, Oct e-schr Jane, Of this port was
into near the shoals on sunday and had her bow
SPIRIT carried away
sHrrBulLDISe-At Thomaston, Messrs Creighton, Mills
60 M w ard % o M hs ae s % sp II IN w
days Mr. oBrlen's ship Is named the Eeda and will be
u bark IN frame
Notice to Mariners.
wAsHIscroS, Oct 7-Notce is given by the Light House
construction q light house on ship John shoai i
the Weather vii permit it w 6e marked BY light.
Should keep in the main ship channel.
the lower end Gross Ledge shoa to % as foun
dation tor lighthouse It + about one and half miles
BY n and Mahon's River i've Light BY n Until the
ton and passing vessels should therefore keep we'll
toward the middle OF the main ship channel
xALAY rEsissu1A-MAIAcoA sraAir-SoarH
The Masier Attendant Of Singapore has given notice
that the 10Th of May 1874 the following alteration
The Light vessel moored on One rathom Bank was
ts pn on ns 5s % Is @
mile by from the pot9n; pre- yiously occupied by
The light IS revolving VIII lie light attaining its great
the level of the sea- and in clear weather should be
The tower is painted in belts Of lead and slate
color; sn.,,,on ,at2msS lon mm2E.
A red buoy is moored in IA feet at the north end Of
One Fathom bank
NORTH sEA-Rvkn Exs-IsrExDEp REVOLVING FLASH LIGHT
NoRpERSEY ISLAND
The German government mas given notice that from
n M 3 sn 1 %
near the eastern entrance of the River Ems.
Il M ss e " ssssn E1s @ s ss sws sDsvs
the level OF nigh water And in clear weather should be
The um mnating apparatus is diopuic by lenses Of
height Of the lighthouse from base to the top the
The base OF the lighthouse So feet above high water
"a P02n ;n g gven lat @ deg q min 20 sec on deg
by command of their lordshps,
photographic Office, Admiralty London, Sept IL, 1874
Whalemen.
Arriyed at Panama Sept H. bark Porcia tchiD Smith
Sailed ed from @ d 9th bark Cape Horn Pigeon Baker of
Dartmouth TO % cruise: rs crooo w.rrs sornr ana so,
In Panama Bay septlo, Chill 9arks Mary Kelly, Val,
sS .ss'a
henry Chauneey and arrived in New Bedford 9th inst
The Seah is To at Panama. after which they
win and take OF her again and proceed
whaling voyage. They report the death from fever,
about month since, at Panama, OF Charles Heath,
formerly OF New Bedford
Capt Tripp of the Hawaiian trading schooner Vic
tora arrived at Honolulu Aug rs reports being 3S days
Pover Bay far the season North had NOT been
favorable Reports seeing the following ships up
toJuy 6:Josephlne. l2o bbls devil nsh m and walrus
oil Trident, bowhead; st George, 260 walrus; On
ward 20 bbls powhead Helen Mar, $50 bbls devil Ash.
The Victoria has board SO bbs cocoanut OIL 350 lbs
ivory abd 100 lbs whalebone.
4 letter received bv Capt II W seabury from Hur-
fado dated Panama Sept & reports the arrival 2d Sept
OF bark Oak clifford, with about 500 bbls hpbk OIL and
schr Tabago, Lansed with 500 doboth would shortly
sail hunpbackng cruises In the Bay. The Oak
IN having filled her casks would procure more and pro-
ceed immediately TO the ground.
letter from Capt Jacob Rowland, dated Valparaiso
Aug Is that bark Seine, Shverick, NIB arrived
18Th, with 80 bDis sp oil, all told
spoken.
ship Jason tBr), from New York for London Dot q Lao
~ %, Ion "a H.
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