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" Washington, New Jersey.
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THE case Of Robert Dale Owen, is
another of the sad illustrations of the
fruits of the miserable impostures con-
nected with splritualsm. He has Just
been taken to an insane asylum. The
Chicago Tribune in making mention of
his insanity, which was recently and
strikingly developed, says
The Cause Of IT. PROBABLY: does not lie many
months back, Wnen the Leal tess imposIuie q
OF tne bOlihes MEDIUMS, the phiILdelphin con.
spnatOiS win Katie Kng,' was eXlu,ed The
shock To MT owen was tremel dOts 6e bHG
nceepted che pretehaed 'luamtestauons' az
,nese flSea,s VITA IN pict taith. he hved some
tld'e IN Philadelphia IN order. 10 II iss nome nj
the st anees, IheTepeutvl al partitions Of Knti,,
Were with MN conclusive ~ OOi Oi lmmoltulItv
he pinned his fHitu IN The lie heI entter In re.
s,,i, Win Ils iather and hts wife ON what
sphit t1Lhsm, and especially upon " hal ms aprus
Tended spirit showed him READERS OF hls nv tie q
IN Ihe dudnhe AOnthty uIOl Kane KiugI wll
a Iie syllegls m whloh tle good Old
man painfully constl ucted tLerdn by Which he
proved, 10 his own pelfeCl sptlAfaclOn, TINT The
VISITOR was lnIeed disemOOdied blUOf su perua.
~ ~ . ne ueY Deiure the article a. peal cd
Tue Lhhu WIS exposed. Mr.. owen Wept Dllter-
", IL IN SAID Mhen a conviction tLul he mai
Dcen mane the dupe Of a tho OF knaVes forced
hseil upon hlm. He telegraphed 10 30. ton 10
lut oul the hrIiole, hut IL was too late. ThA
magazine Was already printed. A thin slip Of
phteI, usclanlng any editorial responsibilities
alu anu thus ruthles ~ increasing That of he au.
thuf, was pei liked TO tie sketch. And thus n
cane To lass that Robert Dale Uweu's syllolds.
Wy ~ OCi JhaJ Kate KING was "a spirit and
~ ~haue.s own confession that she was lTaud
mrle pupish,d tOSether throughout the COuu.
Wy lhe minu once 80 vigorous could not stand
VIC plo" lhAt Shook the latin Of half a lifetime
& nv ihsaiily IeAred at tnat ume has ut last
g,OLm."
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THE WRECK OF THE SCHILLER.-
According to the report Of the Com
mittee of Inquiry on the wreck of the
steamship Schiller on the Sclly Islands,
the accident" was occasioned by the
total neglect of the directions for ap-
preaching the English Channel, anh f
the instructions is ued by the Eagle
Company for the safe navigation of
their ships. The former warn naviga-
tors to guard against norterly set
when approaching Stl'ly, and inculcate
the necessity of careful use of lead in
thick weather. The latter are equally
stringent in urging commanders of YES
sells not to neglect any of the usual pre-
cautions when making the land, The
committee found that the captain had
assumed an erroneous position for his
ship the weather not having permitted
observations for three day-but the re-
port says: "Had cast of lead been
taken at eight or even nine o'clock, be-
fore the course was altered to S. s. w.,
from the depth of water and nature of
of the bottom, it would have shown
them their proximity to danger and the
error in their reckoning, and would
probably Fave averted this sad
disaster" The committee express no
opinion Of the comparative merits of
fog horns or bells-a question consider
ably discussed during the inve, ,tigatijn
but the accident" has given pretty
good evidence of the fact that lights
cannot always be seen, nor the sound
of fog bells heard at the distance which
light and sound are expected to reach.
Prof. Tyndall's recent experiment with
fog horns, bells and whistles seem to
show that even in clear weather sound
sometimes fails to travel more than
half a mile from the mouth of the most
powerful horn, while at other times, in
foggy weather, it may be heard a dis
tance of ten or twelve miles. If it be
true that the air may be acousticaly
clear or clouded without regard to its
optical condition, the fact that those on
board the Schiller failed to hear the fog
bells on the Scilly Islands my be ac-
counted for, and the necessity is shown
for greater care than has been hereto>
foro exercised in approaching coasts
where dependence is placed on signals
from light houses. 80
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HaSy 1t Feels to be Hanged.

A Paris newspaper gives this extract
from the notes of a young fellow who
tried to commit suicide and was cut
down before suffOcation was complete.
he was delighted to return to life, and
u ID noted that would-be suicides who
are rescued from their self-sought fate
rarely renew their attempts to shuttle
on this moral coil "When l stood on
the chair the mirror on the man,lepiece
involuntarily attracted me, and look.
ed at myself as l fastened the slip knot
around my neck. Blood flowed in nv
head, for my face was very read some
thing took place aG the same time in
my optic nerves, for it seemed to Inc
that my face suddenly began to make
grimaces. My eyes and nose changed
places incessantiy, like the pieces of a
kaleidoscope. l kicked the chair from
under me, and fell with the sensation
that l had been struck on the ton of NV
mead with hammer. l did not at first
feel the rope around my neck. The
cnly very clear impression which fol.
lowed the blow with the hammer on nv
skull was that of great heaviness in the
head. 1t seemed to me that my head
was larger ard heavier on my shoulders
than the great bell of Notre Dame. At
the same time felt an immense night
falling in and around me, Then | f4lt
extremely cold at my lower extremities.
and at the same time an acute, terrible
pain In my neck, which was produced
by the rope, which cut my skin and
sawed my veins. Then felt nothing.
Evidently this was the moment when
my good aunt Cecil entered my room
and cut me down."
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raeneI

WEIUHS WHEN BOXED OYER div
THOUSAND POUNDS. Nberai terIns Is
2agents; send stamp for Circular. lddter
9ANlEL Z. BEATTY, Washlngton, NJ. Tvs
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If all the babies in the world were
seated together, and spanked at the
same time, how many sugar plums
would 1t take to quiet them.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.

A oNEsToRY FRAME BUILDING, built
expressly for PHOTOGRAPHER or wOu,d
suit ClGAR-MAKER, SHOEMAKER or
TAILOR. win be sold very Cheap for UAsH or
On On short time with approved security. Apply
Nv thlS offltE' Junel2-i
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A RAILROAD COAL MONOPOLY.

THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
COMPANY AS COAL MAsTERs-ARGUMENT OF
COUNSEL AS TO ACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE
HARRISBURG. Pa, April Is, 1878.
The counsel OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company appeared before he Governor
and Attorney General THIS afternoon aud made an
argument against the constitutionality OF the
JOINT resolution passed by the Legislature pro
viding for the appointment or commit
tee 70 ascertain whether the allegations
that the company had violated It's charter
IN mining coal, under the name OF
philadelphia ana Reading Coal and Iron COM
paly.o were founded on lact This resolution was
drawn up AT the instance OF individual coal deal
ers OF Pniladelphta who maintained tnat the ousl
ness had greatly suffered because OF the Pnilade-
phia and Reading RAILROAD Company monopoly or
the coal trade. The miners OF Schuylklll county
pressed It's passage as measure OF retaliation
The company nalnta that 10 IS uncons ttuliona,
ON the ground THAT It's original purpose was
changed on the second reading 81 the OIL ~
introduced providing Tor an investigation INTO the
aIfairs OF the Philadelphia Coal and Iron company
The Attorney General VIII probably submit MS
opinion on the constitutionaity ot the measure 20
the Governor tomorrow. II IL should be favorable
To the company tue act VIII have 10 be vetoed
on Saturday 10 prevent IL from becoming law.
The legislative committee appointed unuer the
act nave already selected their clerks, and decided
10 hold the initial meeting In Philadelphia on the
9OLh
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ANTWERP. April 15-Salled, steamer State OF Nevada
(Pr) Braes. New York tand passed Flushing at PM.
BRRaRRHAvES April i3-Arrived. ship Carl GER. Book.
elmann New York barks Jupiter Ger), Stricken. Phil
adelphia; Europa GER, Hillman. New York.
CARDIFF April A-sailed, bark Olivia (Br), Evans
United states
FALMOUTH. April li-sailed. bark Montreal (BelR)
Adams Pensacola.
GLASGOW April n-sailed, ship Loeb Fergus OBJ,
Crawter San Francisco.
GESoA-Sailed, bark Consigo ItaD, New York.
HAMBURG. April l3--saied BARK Laura Gertrude
GER. Toosberg, do.
LIyKRPooL April l5-Arryed. steamer knight Templar
(3rl Kirby, New Orleans; ships Macauey, Rogers Bal
timore Juliet (Br, Duguld, san Francisco: Granger
Doane, do; River Lune (3r Williams do; bark Maria
Cor zacnariasensen Pensacola.
Sailed l4th steamer Wentworth CBrl. Prowse Phila-
dephla; ship Bessie Crosby CBr Brown New York or
Portland; banks Hermine (Br). HIscocks, Valparaiso;
Lizzie Wright t5ri Wright United States; N Wood
Or, Thermott, snediac.
LosDoS April l5s allied, bark Pauline Ger. Kruger.
United states.
Arrived in the English Channel 18TH ship seaforth
(Br Eason- new Orleans for Havre barks weser o3erj
Pope, do for Bremen; Athena Ger. Bemer, Balti.
more for do
MovLLE, April l5-Arrived steamers Europa CBr). No
Kay, and Utopia (Brl. Groat New YORK for Glasgow.
NEWCASTLE, April la-Sailed, bark Alfred Cor Eenr,
Boston.
QUKKSsrowS April l5-Arrved steamer City OF Brook.
Ign y1r). Tiboltts. New Yors for Liverpool
Arrived ltth, - Pm, Spain (Brl Grace. New
York for Liverpool
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The pur.er Of the steamer Memnon. RON Rio Janslro.
will accept our thanks for favors
The purser OF Atlas from Kingston, ia. &C,
has our thanks tor favors
sniP PETER maxwell from Philadelphia for Antwerp
which put into sydney o. Dec remained at the lat.
at Antwerp March SO
BARK JosHuA CBr, Mowatt from New York for Lon.
don which returned 10 new YofS April 2 with cargo
ngs and porsn n ina1 hod She i BENZ rseanEea
aud Will reship the cargo discharged and proceed on
scan MARY HAszKLL. Perry, at Barbados from Nor
folk reporis-Nightof FEB p at 81 05 lon n 81 while
reefed ioresail and lih, boarded BY tremendous
sea sd e aae h9oeT s
deck load % slaves boats and davits shing skv
sroying an thai were perlshaDls apd completely
submerging vessel.
scna HKLrS RoxafELL. ron Norfolk for Mosquito In
let Fla. IN ballast put into wilmington NC, April n for
ScHR McSHAfN. from Alexandra for Petersburg,
Tish cargo q eSs gg aT9gni - ApPSma.,9Ts svsr
her destination nnhurL
scaR WALTER II PAaKrR. Bcebe from Baltimore Tor
enen M ana toea INTO Soro Pm nsa
reloaded and resumed her voyage next day.
h q ssk gss S Sn
Island, sold at auction tor ssOl
Yor sp' was Sl9 Drowned az seville April IL -
BANGOR, Apdl l4-A despatch from Deer Isle states
snrn s an G nogon a NV e ps M W.
everything In the cabin Losl 81 90 TO s2UOO
BATH Die, April 1.-The lack River u now clear Of ice
and the Samoset arrived this forenoon her
first trip Booth Say. INC ice IN the upper Kenne
bee though thick In places, - wearing away, and
Will out ia days Il has been clear 70 Merr-
meeting BAY Tor week.
BucEsroar Ne April ls-lhe DRIFT ice in Marsh Bay
made a breach days across our harOOr 20 ITS
Il uad water IN SIGHT all WIN
sunday mass ~ lett wharves. aud
yesterday the ice the PcnObscOt bay, a. Fort
Point reduc 81 10 half mile, when has uudouht-
eddy nrOEen making Tor a. 81 open pas age wa The
Eastern channel 20 An unusual amount Of dam
has been vessels In docks BY ~
ice. having timbers brOSen Jew being hogxed,
I o III w.
NopFoLK, April 12-Schr Emily. OF Norfolk. loaded
with corn, was SANK In North silver, near Sai1aek
Landing, to-day
vtxYAnp laws, April 1.-THE easterly snow storm Of
yesardAy increased 10 gaze last evening, gradually
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL Is, 1875.


Steamer FFisia Ger, Badenhauser. HHmburg-Kun.
Steamer Mas Dutch, chova.isr, ROtterdam-Funeh,
Steamer switzerland BelG. jackson. Antwsrp-G
Steamer Colon, Tanner. Aspinwan and savsnnla-Pa.
cifc Mail steamship 20
steamer Crescent city. Curtis. Havana-w Clyde
steamer Gamma Br LiddicOat Bermuda--A
steamsr Leo. Daniels. Fernandina-H Gelpcke.
steamer Ann EIiza kicnar1- Philadelphia,
Steamer Frane0nla. kragz, PorIiann-J y Ames.
Steamer Neptune Bearse. Bosfon-H pinock.
ship fir Harry Parkes tBrJ, stephens Barbados-Leay
BARK Gustav Adolf GER, oehlmann. Hamburg
BARK Ee6eeea tAusa. Eovoak, Northumberland b
BarE sokratss CSorl, Aaro, Bordeaux-Funch Edye a
BARK James Ward, Liessgang Guantanamo-James
Rria innisiaii (Br), EndIcou opor.o-Geo Bulley.
Brig Emletta I;aD, OenDaro, Nentce-Lauro, story
Brio Pedro Small, s. Domingo city and Azus-zurI-
Brig Zanoni IsrJ lie Blanc. Ponce-HAtton, Watson a
Brig Long Reach. Brown, St Jago-James Ward
brig T H uayiland CBr). yeneon. s. Johns. NF-Hat-
schr Farnsworth CBp, Benson, s. Marc HAytD-
schr Robert Nyhan spaulding. Baracoa-Isaae sta
-chr ReDecca u Atwood. HerricK, Governors Harbor
CEeuihera)-BJ weinberg
sehr Z Higgins Mason, Governors Harbor tEleuthe
sohr Rover go White Bermuda-Duncan MccoII.
schr v Anderson, Anderson, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
schr vraie Price charleston-E d Hurlbut A CO.
tehr Aas<a. IhOrndike, Portland, Me-pelanoy Cot
-chr Hannah Blsckman. Arnold, Providenee-Pstty 4
sohr Chancellor. Ferguson, Hartford-cso Q Blair
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yeering from by 10 the north; blowing very heavy
from 5to O'CLOCK this morning when II commenced 70
moderate. .
rhe schr Hattie Ross Durgin from New York. q ana
for Portland parted chain this morning ana Devre
the other could be slipped dragged afou OF the schrs
Deborah II Diyerty and John n Broomai, when she
head Of harbor, whore sne was run
ashore the beach, with about fifteen ieet OF
her sarboard quarter ana stern stove and the quarter
an tanrail RAN and wheel broken. The u X mes IN
about 4l feet OF water common tides tight aud mas
not sustained further injury. The schrs Deborah
III Diyery and Jonn BronmaIl each lost bowspflt'
The latter viii make tcmDorrry repairs ana proceeui
The following lost ilbbooms during the gale :schrs
Althea "A u Sloghl and Equal.
schr Henry PAUL. i leaking badly, both pumps
being constantly worked 70 Keep her tree she VIII be
lowed to New Bedford by the steamer Marthas Vine
yard
SUPERINTENDENT Kennebunkport Me- Messrs Craw-
ford PERKINS VIII soon launch bark OF lUJO tons
Thompson is building snip of 1900 tons and schooner
tons both be launched this season Mr. David
CLARK will build bark OF 1000 tons which will be tor
sale Messrs TcomD K Perkins building ship of
lUJ0 tons owned by the builders.
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Steamers Frisia Ger, tor Hamburg: Switzerland
(Belgl Antwerp: Colon. Asblnwaiii Gamma Orr. Bsr
inuda crescent City. Havana Leo. Fernandina; Isaac
Bell Richmond, &c Albemarle, Loves. Del: snip no
Empire (Br), London barKs Canada (Dry. Carde.
syrian star (Brl, Havre; Gyda NOr Rotterdam !;
AriostD uaO, Irieste Maria Christina 1ttl, do Dos
mcnico utaD, Gibraltar Caroline tBrl, sydney. NsW
Joachim Christine Ger, hamburg teresa 10 Woo dab
Bristol; Anna Wash. Monte video Sofna tNor Queens
town or Falmouth; ongs Gaelic Giro utaD. Legho.n;
soar1o (Br) Bahia; Emma shaw tBrJ. Cardenas; isis
81 JaRo, Aagzls (Brl, 50 Thomas Dos uermanos Mex)
Vera Cruz; Presperite tNor, Exeter Ieresina utal
GIbral tar; Annie W Goddard (Bp. 81 Thomas; schgs
Carrie Richardson. Jacmel; Racket, TURKS
Island &C; lzetta. Barbados; Ada Shorthand, Bara.
Ida Nav ronde Pr; Pope, do; Eliza &c IN
Magee, Kingston. la kmma K Potter tBry Go; Mabel
Lent Ponce, PR; West side, Corpus Christi
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SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE CITY, April 16, 1875.
George Reynolds, sentenced several days ago TO
one years Imprisonment and $500 fine for polyg-
amy was before the Court to-day, and bonds were
accepted Tor his appearance before the supreme
Court to which the case has been appealed
General Crook, lately placed IN command OF the
Department or the Platte, VITA headquarters at
Omaha, arrived here to-day on his way eastward.
There has been trouble along the Bitter Greek
Valley for several days. caused by high water.
The Union Pacific Railroad track has been washed
away IN several places. There was no train over
that portion OF the road to-day, and mono Is ex-
pected Tor DAYS.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wnITKsToSE TELEGRAPH LIsK.

HERALD wHuKsToSE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer SIevia Ger. Franzcn Hamburg April l. and
Havre 81 with ndse aud 163 passengers Kunhardt
Co ADr y lat " ~, ION 81 passed lnman steamer,
bound y izth lat ~ lon - S0 passed steamer Wesphalia
Ger hence tor HAMBURG
steamer Memn0n orr. Lyons. Rio Janeiro March 20
and Bania 18Th with mdse ana passengers Buck Je
vOns Ir0xsed the Equator March 81, ia an ~.
steamer Auas tBr), Low, Porto Cabeuo Marcn "A. La
guayra Tth. Curacao April Il Jncmel 81 and kingston
ia It'll win Tndse TO rim, Forwood Co April 5, In
Crooked Isiaut passage, passed steamer Andes (Br,
hence for Nassau aud Kingston. ia.
steamer Oid DOMINION. WALKER Richmond, city Point
ana norfolk. with mdse and passengers the Old Do
ulinlon Steamship Co
steamer Richmond, Kelly baltimore. with mdse and
passengers the Old Dominion steamship c.
steamer Albenarie. Gibbs Le YVES. win mdss
and passengers 70 the Old Dominion stea msnip Co
BARK aonteyldeo orr. Mat4irie. BOMBAY, ~ days,
with mdse 70 Johnston Ferry Go Passed ape Of GOOD
Hope Feb crossed the Equator March 40 la Ion 81
".
BARK GienvlIle of London, Monro Messlna 81 days,
with ruit 70 orders vessel 70 Bully. Passed 0ibfal-
tar March
BarK Ga9dalena, Grimm, Angostura; 10 days with
hides, &c, and passengers to ~ a. Dema Az lAt
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents AMI ship captains are
informed that by teegraphing TO the HERALD London
Bureau No 40 Fleet the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroil o.
American all foreign vessels trading with tbs
United States. the will cabled TO this
tree OF charge AMI published
Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing to such vessels
Of HERALD yachts pier MOL East River, New
York. Letters received all parts the world ami
promptly delivered Duplicates required
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THE NEW HAVEN INSURANCE TRIAL.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, April 15 1875
In the case Of Insurance Commissioner J. w.
Stecman vs.. Tne American National Life and
Trust Company, or this city, lately tried at con-
siderable length here before Judges Bradley and
Phelps a decision has been rendered in favor OF
the company. The hearing was upon the COM
mssloneI's petition Tor the winding up OF the
company by the appointment OF trustee, IN ac-
cordance Win an enactment o! 1871. The judges
IN dlsmisslng tue petition find that tne allegation
tnat the company's assets are less than three
fourths or lis liabilities Is untrue; that the assets
are less than the liabilities. but that the
deficiency IL not sucn that the prayer or the
petitioner should be granted.
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A FALSE WITNESS.

ALBANY, April IL, 1875.
In the case or James A. Cowing, Secretary VI the
West Side Elevated Railway Company OF New
York VINO was arrested in that city on Thursday
aud brought here charged with giving false tesri-
mouy before an investigating committee or the
Assembly In 1873, the defendant was neld TO Dali
By Justice Clute 10 await the action oil the Grand
Jury.
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Ike INSURANCE.

CLEVELAND, ohio, April Is, 1875.
The Executive Committee Or the Internatlons al
Board o. Lake Underwriters, as a meeting ester.
day, adopted the following: --FIrst. Tnat the re.
ducton or ten per cent for Aprn Is not to be used
on hull rates approved BY a majority or the com
panies; second, trip rates approved at second
class cargo rates, without the iebate Of ten per
cent; tnlrd, rates nxed on caraoes Ir0m points
west OF Cleveland, on Lake Erle, 20 Erie, Pa
uittad.
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,on. souIe. Sew orlean.i lsh eOurssr. Dloksy. g

York. , -.
In port March 90 ships Trandueba, WAREHOUSE; fot
Caiao cle nredl Friedlander Morrison from New f0rs
for Francisco eaky; Pacine. Foss unc barks 4
Farnsworth (nr) Johnston from Buenos Ayres arrlVou
9Th Tor New York Brazllera (Geri. Jachens Tor dos
lakewood (Br.. Williams Tor New Orleans; I nn
Brothers Edwards. from New York; William SoDv.
Brady. from Richmond; Drigs Leopodtne oer lor Ia
weston Alfred (Br. george, Hampton kOausi scnts
Thomas ID HARRISON Crossman, from BrunswlcS, Ga
Hattie Kelsey Thomas, une. and the above arrivals
SEVILLE April 14-tn port brig Mary ThaYer, -
date GroesnieK from ana for New YORK. dg see Mlsce
lany. -.
sT JoHSs, PR March 2l-Arrved brig A Hoard Obj,
Messenger New York
SAGuA Aprll il-Arriyed bark Caro-. Brooks. Rio Jan
GIRO via st Thomas; brig George Chase Patterson.
ST JcHs NIB April l4-Arrvel schr osseo lBrl, Cor.
I'M New
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OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
Tue Wreck VI the Scoandn lightshp has not dragged
her mornings as was reported III one or TWO OF the
STEPHEN d TRENCHARD, Commodore usN,
Lighthouse INSPECTOR. Third District
LEwEs. Del. April 1.-the United states steamer VIC
over Fails In position aud also has placed buoy on the
wreck Of the bark Cienfue2os
ISLAND or BARBADOS. ISnIEs-REvoLylsc LIGHT OK
Notice is hereby given that on and after the lst of May
next light viii be exhibited from lighthouse recently
erected on Ragged Point little north OF the extreme
end OF The Island OF Barbados Position, lat
Is 3 9north lon 50 80 west
he light will be revolving holophotal light giving
flashes at intervals Of two minutes IS elevated 2l3
ieet above the level of high water and IN clear weather
The ILLUMINATING apparatus Is diopric, OF the second
order III 80
The lighthouse s round tower built Of white coral
stone. 81 feet hgh 1t il situate 300 yards from the
northwest from the eastern end OF group Of dangerous
rec rGaning parallel w,h the n eGas o.
direct line northeast OF the lighthouse ut south Point
budine attached to The rear or land side OF The tower
BY covered stone gallery Mariners are ADVISED 70
the prevailing strong current running westward on TO
A i GORE. Colonial Secretary.
BRIociIowN, eth March, 1875.
INDIES, JAMAIcA-ALrERArIoS IN BUoYAcR-PoRr
Information has been received from Commodore AL
gerhon DeHorsey senior officer at Jamaica, that
Al Port Royal IN conformity with he uniform system OF
adopted o. sae Ir,y House. ro LGndon
aud white vertical stripes Gun Can buoy has been
Shahge r9n oGH ana m1 a nov ~ has ha n
chanted from black black ana white vertical stripes
ai While eaS p oesn BUOY
etanged from red and white horizontal 10 red Port
Also that buoy Is about TO DC placed 70 marx the west
side Of small reef Tnich Ss SSw Y Q, mile
Variation ga deg easterly in 1919