The New York herald., 1874-11-16

Maritime Miscellany.
Pnrser Smith, Of steamship Colon. from Aspinwall
has thanks for favors.
@ Tssa s o
Hamburg was lying a Magnolia p piantatHn,
s Good with 0 on
side and tugboat Tyler had to aer assistance.
ss1s
PAIRS and TO sail for Demerara Nov "a
ScHR JAxRs ENGLISH. from Newport arrived at New
London Nov a With loss OF mainboom.
ssas JOHN caArr.. for New York While nj eat at anchor
Ing
sail sa the sou ns Ss aads her %
at auction ss New Bedford saturday as sss is at
sea, Leander Brightman, At the rate OF $lL OO0.
ordered to take me place Of the Mosswood
honins. IS large propeller Of the same class as the
viii be- able to do much good during the coming
m ha 5s se Sruse curing
NEW ORLEANS Nov 15-The lower coast steamer Hunter
collded with an unknown vessel to-day aud sunk. No
sHIrBuILDINc-At -outhwest Harbor Me. Messrs New.
man have nearly COMPLETED And expect TO launch on
dec aasiea sehi 81 about 500 Sns Samsd Carrie
omsy 9ouns
sth inst tTc% the saDyara Of
awned by ce Of Gouce Messrs %
lard + baniel Burnham launched. 10th INST sehr
sshI
sold to Valentine Jones Jr. OF Portsmouth, MI
Notice to Mariners.
NORTH ArLANrIc-AzoREs-sAs McuEL-nARBoR LIGHTS AT
Information is derived through French notice that
the following lights are now exhibited at Ponta Degada,
a nxsa white light the Custom House. elevated
aSS nSoSs Ss as % distances hs a clear
IN sd wne of S hs 5
be seen from distance Of about miles.
lights Of the town.
INTENDED ARSEL POINT.
Also that Is S in Of s5eson on
will be exhibited-probably in November. 1874
cHISA-EAsr coAsr-ISrENDED FIXED LIGHT sHANruNo
The Engineer once AZ chefoo has given notice that
the rection Of lighthouse has been commenced on
peted s s viii Be eaS5 from which, when CON-
T light vii @ Ied % bs Light swd ws to
ns LATTER e wan vessels m when they M The
clear weather the white light should be seen from dis
hs iInminanng apparatus viii be doptric or by len
.ns 1ns E ss hfsh ana 0n Of
Also that a.sd why, Light Nf the sixth
Die between Inc bearings SNE <, round BY West and
fSe iisht IS rom positions qs:cured BY point
IL Is elevated lso feet above the sea and in clear
in 1874
BY order or the Bureau OF Navigation.
h II WYMAN. Commodore U N. Hydrographer.
Us photographic Ofice Washington, DC. Nov7 1874
Whalemen.
Arrived at st Helena Oct ship Janus Jenney, NIB,
cruising; brig Myra, Babcock sH, do.
Arrived at San Francisco Nov la bark Helen Mar,
Koon Nh from Fox Islands, schr Otsego, from Ochotsk
Sea-
Al st Johns, NF. Nov Is bark nile. spicer. Of New
London bound home.
Spoken.
shin Volunteer from Philadelphia for San Francisco,
date. lat 10 20 s. Ion IS w.
Ship Elcano. Brown, from Calcutta for New York.
Oct z lat 80 50 $. lon IL rs X.
:, ship GarGes Brl, Sterling, from Calcutta for New
Ship British Envoy (Brl om Calcutta TOR New York.
Sept ia lat IS Is s, Ion % 81 K.
Ship Edith Troup (Br), smith. from Bassen for Fall
mouth, Aug 8, lat 1 U3 ), Ion 81 06 E.
Bark Johanne Ger, Bunge, from Manila for New
York. Sept IS lat rs II s, lon il 81 !.
Bark Bastiaan Pot Dutch) Van Rosendaal. from
Batavia New York, Sept lat "a 81 s. lon % ~ 3.
Brig Lydia Cardell (Br Todd, from Patras for Bati
more, Oct 10, lat 36 80, Ion 220