The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-06
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Marine Disasters.
nah, towed into Fortress Monroe Feb by the
Island, and will repair at Norfolk
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from the davis which was swsmped gave orders to get
the ns boat Which a,Sas tbs wss "a M
and proceeded to San Antonio where, owing to the
board the s t srsh S vessels Adam sedswck and Php
Nelson, where we met with every attention that we
$50 tons, and built at Brunswick in 1855
BAnk ycTos Ras sradbsrG roP Pop Ipswich for Bal
Bav on the 4th inst
BARK RAINBOW Thayer, from Cebu for Boston, pre-
viously reported at Maurus distress nut in with loss
of foremost and oreyard sprung and must DISCHARGE
part Of cargo TO repair.
Y leaking badly viii dsohsrs CARGO S repair and pro
coed.
BRIG MARY RICE ashore Cape Henry. has been
hauled little and leaking badly rhe Messrs
lutte 10 her assistance.
BnIc WATER WITCH, Knight, from Turks Islands for
ton.
scaa G4Anans RossrTs Of New London remained
scHR DRESSER Harris. at Charleston from Bara.
in T the o Of 81
LobOs Key Light.
5s% Roand Of for
Jan 81 the weather being thick time. She came
% aeG oa o. Of anchor and
scIR LAURA DOM OF Gouce engaged in the New
ioundlsnd herring fishery reported ashore at Mique
BY Iee hton Co. Insured al Provincetown A"0 '""''
BELFAST, Jan 23-The bark Exile, from st John NIB,
having struck wreck in lat 70 n lon Is " per n0u'
Boston, Feb 5-The steamship Worcester at this port
oecs Ss@ and @ Of
renty q 80, tons burthep The masts were alongside,
GLASGOW, Jan 2i-The ship Bruce for Pensacola, which
drove ashore during the
is leaking, and will again require to discharge her bal
from the master Kern ship TamerIane OF Green
the Aiceste Rect Gsspar Straits states that the Vessel
has got OF as previously reported 6y cabe) and that
cargo is landed
LIVERPOOL, Jan 23-rhe Fanny Jane M'Lelan. M'Lel-
York @ ana
srred to her ne secSnd mate and Of the
p 1f eG abandone The Fanny Jane was
MIesn H'' "A''" '' ''p'"e0 y ' amy Jane
es
to Boston by the Merchants and Miners
The towed up to city yesterday the steamer
Capt Garrison from the sehr Queen q the
having broken her old one
Was M At Boon hn s
deserted, was picked up at Cape Cod yesterday.
s . g. e.:
oet Damage sw
anchored, on account o. contrary gale ia Horevarde
steamer hnH nS S 10 s an. @
mediatey afterward proceeded; extent of damage not
Portland Roads between me snip Preston, LIVERPOOL
barn MsTgsretha Blanca Ian from 6.nzs foT Liver
ss
WILMINGTON. Feb 1.-THE Siam, lately sunk the shoals
M IL.
came here ana secured number OF hands who
but at latest accounts there was very little OF
success
The purser Of steamship Caabria from Liverpool
has thanks for favors.
SHIP ANNAPOLIS 9ls tons, built at Baltimore in 1851 has
name to Hususte to be commsnded BY Captain
Wleriehs I1ss q ne bark Jenny. She Is bound from
for fsl5
ter % 1855 now On
New York to Havre. was sold at auction Jan % for
LAuscHEp-At Chester, Pa, Jan 81 the iron steamer
Geo Elder Of the old Dominion line from the ship
formed by Miss Minnie g Lawrence daughter Of CAPT
Samuel Lawrence, who will command her.
Notice to Mariners.
vRAScE-wEsr coAsr-rrxKD LIGHT AT PORT cRorstc.
The French government has given notice that from the
tower recently erected from the outer extremity Of the
Il s @ at ns .ea % psf Gr %S:
the Se.nnr. ssE eastsTIy and ss either side o.
these bearings the light will show red until obscured by
% WIN ,s g high
~. ysmiaai,ns apparatus is dioptric by lenses,
TIE tower e 50 fec, high, and built of stone Position.
All bearings magnetic varstion, l9< deg westerly
In 1874
By command OF their Lordships,
GEO HENRY RICHARDS PHOTOGRAPHER
photographic office. Admiralty London, Jan Is, 1874
NoRwAY-NoRrHwEsT cOAsT-RoMDALL IsLANDs-YNED
The Norwegian government has given notice that from
the 18th January. 1874, light will be exhibited the
Fishing Station at Ulla
The light lisa fixed white light visible from sw by W,
round seward and in towards Ua sounds It is elevated
IS feet above the and in clear weather should be
seen from distance OF 3 miles
The Illuminating apparatus Is of the sixth order.
The light is on Kvgrnnolm. Position lat 81 deg Al min
30 sec NJ Ion deg 10 min ~ sec T..
The light will be exhibited annually from 25h January