The New York herald., 1874-09-18

aanSned % yes.eraay she mas oeca named tne Norwsy
o Ssam 3 49, 49,
Of Northern white oak and southern pine having been
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AND %h she viii be in ~ oaP d
signed ior the general freightng business.
L.UsonEDoon the 18th inst from the ward Of 500
deeked schooner. named a Henry csngdon. built tor
Who w osSi hsG Length 9
s Oh nS 5 81 SO
den She is to be employed in the general ireishuhs
Al l.h inst from the yard OF Mr. Ssrreu sss ,on
new oap seene VIII
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asr 6 1 So @ %s Sns na
deep including feet height between decks has .'S.
nd e ba aH Rfae oa
Ss fd w shin be S 5 da viii II b
have Sarkentins Of about 7S2 tons tons
by Sess1s LOUD Co. So
Sember she ' "fes fee. long ns M ss ana
decks p%sndp WIN Green feet eans hsas
Oas Se IS n sy 81 vide
including 51s feet height between decks "spar%h H.
s tns by snip &
Sy Nsssrs s Henry EN- &c Go ana %eek She
is ieet long 20 Vide and q deep including So feet
M John Currler, Jr of Newburyport is at work upon
At Roekand Mr. starrett has the pankng of vessel
nearly finished while the timber for another is waiting
A the Brewer yards there is expected TO be more
osts sn vs ns" s
%asta e sy at Se which m 3 be up
Notice to Mariners.
NORTH sEA-GKRxAN coAsr-wEsER RIvER-ISrENpRD KS
TABLIsHkENT OF LIGHT VESSEL ,,,,
placed S the Wessf Rive? Gis s Or is ahons
miles NV Of the weser schussei buoy, with the follow
Church steeple of wangeroag, s n W, distant 6 SIG
Lighthouse of wangeroag, sA F. distant 2lo miles
SearIngs give the approximate position as ia'
in The ysse Is painted red and has the name Wes5
fore 7s feet the main 71 feet and the mzzen ed feet
s G Ss w s asss each At
In the daytime red, round basket will be shown at
The Illuminating apparatus will be dioptric. of the
Further notice of the exact position will be when
the vessel has been placed.
GULF FrNLANp-NEw BEACON ON LAvENsARr ISLAND.
new 9efcon has been erected on Lavensaai zen M is,nna
1t is of the height as the old one and has the
The NE ana NV sides are painted white. and the Sc
and sw sides red. and the roof black
Notice is given that beacon has been erected the
q fsaan lis 8 above low waisi marx painted
the latter being feet above the same mUsf eve
beacon buoy has also been placed on Basse Orien.
tale OF the Base de la FOurmigue The buoy painted
black and Is in Is to ~ feet of water.
MARK ON vAEr ROCK ENTRANCE TO vILLEFRANcHB ROAD
Vaet Rock situated at the entrance of the rOadscad
OF Vetranche and the lgh thouse is shown by
iron rod with iron cross piece.
SOUTH AMERIcA-RIo DE rLArA-rosIrroN OF A wRncK.
Commander T Mahan, Us Navy. commanding US
steamer wasp reports the following the position OF
near Montevideo-
The hes 81 fathoms of water soft mud, with
the following BEARINGS
Flores Island light, SO deg r.
Mount light N n deg w.
Bravo Point deg E. distant 81 miles.
TWO lower masts remain attached to the wreck, one of
WHICH, having become unstepped floats heel uppermost
and, projecting 10 or IL feet above water
buoy The other mast remains stepped and Its head
Is barely awash, forms danger in midchannel to be
avoided IN entering or leaving the river.
Whalemen.
Cleared at New Bedford Sept l6 bark George Susan,
Heyer, for Atlantic Ocean.
Spoken.
Ship Lutterworth {3r) Clark, from Newcastle, NSw
for san Francesca Aug 80 lat IS IL n lon l48 t2 W.
BARK Bessie Parker tBr Wren, from Rotterdam Aug l.
and ordered to Charleston Sept Is 70 miles ESE Of
Sandy Hook.
Bark A. q Meyer Ger. Forbrott, from Southampton
for New York Sept lat 40 Ion IL.
Bark Adeline Adams, from New Orleans for BARGE
Iona, days out, Sept8 20 mi es WNW ot Tortugas.
Schr West Side, from New YORK Corpus Christi Is
days out, Sept 3, Az miles WNW TOrtupas