The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-24

schr Geo Pierce Kelly New yors Tor salem Sal, R,v.
Steamer fhets Gale New York tor Providence
SAILED.
Ship Cartsburn DR. Glasgow; banks Jas Ward. Ha'
vana; Esworth Meibogrne; Emma sec0r lhrl Bae.
lsS, little Glaze Bay; John swan, Hatanzas schr
Also sailed. Spanish frigate Arapiles, for Spain.
Wind at sunset NV. fresh.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP RAvEsswoErH CASTLE ti'r,. which was was
e. Gsss on the coast Of Scotland Jan was
ms a whs e. Ss ysyass from Ss!aatsa 5os!Sa,
SansS Henry @
Albert 6hseyer and william Lqa al e w6uTyPSrt
ae @
sans as e ss II on III
lost but few months before the Calumet The fol
iI2 aSa s sISo; nag sqyston sSoo Geeans Marine
SeW asans s yaser 'S co. S SssHes
Gsd FSs sn es Of Se@
| York also had large risk on the property.
YORK on Dec q her $ 81 ssS
es on yf a o a t dR Re sas
painted the stern which was out of the water Both
hn Been a n had np, SssI
| been burning some time
Bs
days ago, arrived at Norfolk Jan 2i for repairs.
BRIG lost az Long csy was
$500 and was owned IN Boston by John Emery Co,
! lars have been received as to her loss.
from Philadelphia on the 18th n gale from NV got
throw overheard part d deck load Of iron to get or
seas Ess. snAw from wmip 1S NC before re-
going oii up p' to Philadelphia ed. ''' ~
oHR sAssAaAY Seward reported ashore at Boon
sunk Y S Loss
Crew saved.
seHn MARY FnEsIAsp, Glare At Galveston Jan Is for
spankeI during gale host head gear and was under try
set
CARDIFF, Jan s-rhe Isabella Ridley ef London Gait
ports having experienced gale the 18th and IAN
decks swept, ana threw part Of cargo overheard.
of M a Sn he %o Mary ~ os
Portland light bearing astspt about i niles lies,
rom HaY4e fos New York. csrryins sway topmas
crosstree, port rigging stanchons, and damage to Hull
&
@ Of had nSs w to ns' 70 be s
but the feared that the vessel would be
LIvEaroeL- Jan THE Aurora, Crosby, arrived here
severe gale sSm to
red AWAY our rss and
S4Snff
no, u OF al n eh IN the but
which fell around u.s.
lost bboom but The steamers were apparently undam
St6-The Glad Things Thomson arrived here from
san francisco reports that 3D. 4th and 9Th JAN
experienced very heavy and NV gales and lost bull
2MTBrig Monarca tsp,, Maristany, from Charleston
collision. N'''N' fN' 'A'' ''AAS' 0 W
PSn1 Mswxxs'ya5, SB Jan lM Ii M oarviu re-
SINGAPORE Nov 29The Manfred Smith, from Iloilo for
Bssaya NOV
China seas The above vessel passed the Straits Of
WEXFORD, Jan s-The ship River Krishna OBJ, from
San FansscS k for tLyerPgl previously reported
OF
Misce llaneous.
The purser of the steamship Javs, from Liverpool has
our thanks for favors
The purser of the steamship weybosset from Port au
Prince, &c, has our thanks for favors.
Purser A White, Jr, of the steamship James Adger,
from Charleston, has our thanks for tavors
DRIFT or THE OcEAN-The following was picked up on
the east SIDE Of Turks lslanas on the i1 Of
Wind ws% sauav ~ days out from SardiG for tHv New
Orleans with 5nsEz esfS SHS ship sanaussy
eW Co. New York
Notice to Mariners.
NEW Buors ON THE COAST
first class nun buoy has been placed the
!. from Oak Island light NC.
steamship Gen sherman, sunk off Little River Inlet
SC, in So fathoms water.
NORTH InxLAsD-IsLAsDs ISIsHrRAHuLL ARD
ARRANMoRK
the 81 s s s oh and F aP
will be changed from minute as at present, to ~ Sec
simultaneously with above light on Arranmore
Island La r T be changed IRON y seeSnds ss
Irish Lights Office, Dublin, Jan 9. 1874
GOODWIN sAsp,-xAsr GOODWIN AND SOUTH SAND HEAD
LIGHT VESSELS DC
notices from this house hsSt vessel called me
SssaSiS sS$ds ssasS sand head sSs 3:
ms az ,s Head
and globe have been removed from the "sE Goodwin
The Eas. Goodwin light vessel mas her name painted
n r 6e in ~ aS ne and s sa s
ing lIs6t e interval: is;seSnd: Ana fsssS
low water spring tides with the following bear
South Sand Head light vessel, wby sKs, distant
south Goodwin Buoy, W by KS distant ) 7-loths
81 WV dtsn me miles
kslh ss"G Head s'1s distant
Ss o mes Sand Head ,,gn, vesse, IN. as,,cv.
low water spring tides with the following marks and
SCUM FSrsiana lights in line, wsyx o,
Bay, NV by n.
South Foreland low lighthouse by n distant 33-l0ths
miles
Deal Bank Buoy, Y E. distant 7.i0ths miles
south Goodwin Buoy. + BY n N. distant cloths
miles.
East Goodwin light vessel by n n. distant cloths
miles
NE varne Buoy, Sw 4 8, distant miles.
The 5w Goodwin Buoy, black can. lies in Is fathoms
at low water spring tides with the following marks and
compass bearings
East end OF Admiralty Pier At Dover. Just open Of
South Foreland W by Y s
Ringwod church. Just open north OF Kingdown church.
by NLN
south Sand Head light vessel ssw w. distant lOhs
miles
Deal Bank Buoy, N by W X ", distant 8 miles.
Bunt Head Buoy By b, distant T. l0ths miles.
BY order ROBIN ALLEN. secretary
Trinity House, London, Jan 7. 1874