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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
THE DEMOCRATS VICTORIOUS IN THE CINCINNATI
CITY CONTEST.
CINCINNATI, April s, 1875.

CINCINNATI, April 5, 1915.
The city election to-day was very exciting, and
the vote poed is the heaviest ever known here.
There was considerable disturbance at the
polls but nothing OF a serious nature is
reported At this hour eleven T.. NJ II Is be-
lieyed that tne democrats have elected their
enflre ticket by majorlties ranging from 1000 TO
5000, Johnson, for Mayor, receiving the heaviest
vote. The official returns are coming IN slowly.
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NAVY INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, April ), 1875.
Commander Francis NJ Ramsay Is ordered to
DUTY at the Naval Asylum AT Philadelphia: Lieu
tenant wallace Graham Is detached from the New
YORK Navy Yard and ordered 90 the Michigan;
Chief Engineer r. A. wilson il detached from duty
connected Win the repairs Of the laiiapOosa ana
placed on waiung orders; Passed Assistant
knglneer A. Adamson Is detached rom the MOnoc.
cacy, Ia the Asauc station, aud ordered 70 return
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NIB BOTTOMS EXPERIMENTS N PRESENCE OF
THE oUEEN-RoYAL PATRONAGE OF THE
LRE-sAvING APPARATUS.
LONDON, April 5, 1875.
Mr. Paul Boyton to-day gave an exhibition or his
nte-savine apparatus in the haroor OF Cowes,
which was witnessed by the Queen from the yacht
Victoria and Albert Although a heavy gale was
blowing, the experiments were satisfactory. and
Mr.. Boyton was personally thanked by the queen.
who ordered his iiie-saving equipments Tor the
royal yacht.
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BETUESs FROM NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN, April s. 1915.
Thirty-tnree OF the forty towns OF this Con-
gresslonal district gave 5. ". Kellogg, rcpuoli-
can, II, $40; James Phelps democrat iA15s. The
latter Il undoubtedly elected.
TWENTY or the twenty-five towns OF New Haven
county give Greene, republican, s.oo7; Ingersoll,
democrat, 1885; smith, prohibition, $50.
Thirteen Of the twenty-three towns OF Fairfield
county give Greene 2,5os; Ingcrson, s,54s, and
Smith. 355.
Middlesex county entire gives Greene 2,e52; In
gersoll, 1927, and smith, 3j5.
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trics a. Chester Johnson dem, Dis.
trict s.--Timothy O. Coogan dem.) Dis.
trict 4-Caieb b. Bowers (dem.) District 81
Benjamin Nichols (dem.) District 6.-Ebenezer
II. Ives (rep1 District 7-Henry Larrabee trep)
District s-John r. Tracy Tep.l District
e.-James L. Raymond rep.) District TO-
Mathew Buckley (dem.) District 11.-Lewis
Il. Bailey (deml District 12.-F. W. Brueer-
hon (dem.) District lS.-Thomas Marion
(dem.) Dlstrict 14-Lucius 7. Briggs (rep.l; Dis
trct l5-H. B. State tdem.) District l6-Ssmuel
L. c. Bloss (dem.: District 17-Daniel Brewster
(deml District 1s--Wiliam q. Fowler (deml !;
District 1s-Wasnington NJ. Corbln trep.l District
2o-wilham M. CorwIn rep) District 21-Chauncy
Howard Vep.). Democrats, IS; republicans, 8.
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THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.

THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
REPUBLICANS SURPRISED BY THEIR DEFEAT.
WASHINGTON, April s, 1875.
The news from Connecticut up to midnight did
not, in the opinion OF supporters OF the admins
tratlon, indicate unlavorable results. Consider
able surprise was felt at tho reported defeat
or General Hawlcy, though the partisan
friends OF President Grant could not see wherein
it indicated positive dissatisfaction with the third
term movement. The republican Senator'S VINO
read the meagre reports received before they re-
tired. wondered why It was the republican vote
was not stronger. Though Gil the democratic
nominees for Congress snould % elected, they do
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A.-"KNow THYsELF.p-THAr GREAT EDU.

Gator. profound thinker ami vigorous writer, Herbert
Spencer has said AS vigorous health ana IA
accompanying high spirits larger elements OF nappt
other things whatever the teaching now
TO MAINTAIN them is teaching that ytela 70 no other
whatever his Is sound sentiment aud one great
want o. the present age Is the p0puarzatoa OF physlo
logical hyglenie anj m saicai science No sunJect
and woman than this. "rHE PEOPLES IqMaoS SESsl
MEDICAL ADVISER, IN PLAIN 4NGLisH. or MEDICINE
PLfFIEDn by H. Y. Pierce. NJ. ~. book well ca,cn
lated 10 supply a manifest want, anG VIII prove emil
nenllV useful II contains about bun
dred pages is illustrated with aaOu tHo hundred Wool
cuts and fine col0red plates Is printed upon goo paper
and well bound. IL IL compete compendium
o. anatomical physiological, hNglcnc anu medt-
cal science, an embodles the latest Glseov.
cries aud improvements IN each department Il
has been the authors ann o. make the work
instructive 70 the masses. and hence the use Of
technical terms has ueen ms Tar as possible aNo ded,
anu every subject brought within easy comprehen
elevated moral tone Bervades the entIre
book. While II freely discusses in scientific manner.
the origin reproduction ana development OF man, IL
does TO depraved tastes, perverted PASSIONS
idie curiosity but treats IN cnaSte and thorough
manner, all those decate phys ological sub Gets.
proper knowledge which acguatut US with tho
means for preserving health and furnishes incentives
10 higher and nobler lie. ne author who Is also me
publisher OF work. anticipating very large sale Tor
IT. has issued twenty thousand copies Tor the nr-t
edition, and is thus enabled 10 offer post pail AT one
actAal large book. II publ she'd IN ontv 0rdi-
ary-sized editions. The large number OF subscrIbes
received tor 1t in advance OF it, publ alton has very
nearly exhausted the first edition almost a. SON "a
out ana those desiring copy Of X wall DO well 70 ad-
dress the autnor at Bulfao, \. y, without delay.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria viii leave this port on
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
the mails for Europe viii close at the Post ones
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
win be ready at hafpast nine O'Clock IN the morn
ing.
Single copies. In wrappers for mailing. six Genus
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THE DIRECT CABLE.

TIE FARADAY TO COMPLETE THE WORK OF lay
mo THE LINE TO AMERICA.
LONDON, april S. 1875.
The steamship Faraday sailed from Gravesend
to-day TO conn lete the work OF laying the direct
United States cable.
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not count II adverse 70 President Grant, whose
personal popularity, It is contended. will OUT
weigh all dissatisfaction now existing in the re-
publican ranks In the next national campaign.
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THE AMERICAN LINE.

>PuTLADEbpulA, April . 1875.
At meeting OF the stockholders 81 the Ameri-
can steamship Company the annual report was
read, showing hat the receipts tor tne past year
na1 exceeded tue ORDINARY operating expenses
oy Sl4E900; but that extraordinary repairs,
agencies and expenses OF savage suits bad causcd
the total disbursements 70 exceed the receipts by
sAS,o1k
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RUSSIAN POLAND.

CATHOLICS sEcEDNG TO THE ORTHODOX GREEK
CHURCH.
ST PETERSBURG, April 5, 1875.
Secessions from the Catholic TO the Orthodox
Greek Church continue on large scale in Russian
Poland.
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EX-SENATOR POMEROY.

ATCHIsoN, Kan, April 5, 1875.
The prosecution against ex-senator Pomeroy,
In the Usage County Court at Burlgame. was dis.
missed BY the Court to-day at the request OF the
County Attorney.
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THE CANADIAN POSTAGE.

OTTAWA, April 5, 1875.
The new postal law win be brought into enecS
on the LIST or May instead OF the 1st OF August az
originally anticipated.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
SARsAPA LILLIAN RESOLVENT.
The Great Blood furiaer.
For the Cure Of all Chronic Diseases
Scrofula or Syphliitc. Hereditary CONTAGIOUS
be IL seated ~ tho
Lungs Stomach. SKIN Bones. FLESH or Nerves
~CorruptinE the So ids aud vtftafiug the Fluids;
Chrome Rheumatism. scrplula. GiWndular swelling
ilacKlng Dry Cough. Cancerous Auctions Svphintfc
Complaints, Bleeding % the Lungs. dyspepsia. ater
Brash lie D0iOfeuN. White Sweilfugs, lumorS. Ulcers
SKin and Ilin Diseases MercmrBl DiscascS remais
Complaints GOut, nropsy, 8lckcty salt Rneum Bron-
chitts. Consumption, kinney, Bladder Liver Com
plants, &c. Price, 81 per bottle.
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zr CITY ELECTION AT COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, UuO, April ., 1915.
The city election passed on very quietly. More
than an average vote was poled. heitman, dem.
ocrat, was elected Mayor by about 500 majority,
defeating Grove worklngmen's and independent
candidate Tue democrats nave probably elected
oil their ticket. me Official returns In slowly.
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A-BROOKS BOOTS AND SHOES. TIE
largest assortment in the city. and BRuoks' PAIESr
Coax SOLE Doors anu SHoEs, recommended bv all Dhys
sicians A lot STOCK less than hair price.
1876 Broadway, corner Twenty ninth street.
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A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
UPnAM A CO, 500 Broadway
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INDIA.

ruE BRITISH DIFFICULTIES WITH THE KING or
BURNAH BECOMING SERIOUS.
LONDON. April s, 1878.
Advtces from Calcutta in relation 10 the dIricul-
iaes between the Indian government and the King
az Burmah, concerning boundaries and other mat
aors. state that the King Is making warike prepa-
nations.
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AS METAL TRUsSES HAVE ALWAYS FAILED
10 cure hernia, bu; only aggrava ga 10 people
the ELASTIC TEUss, 6.S Broadway which comfortably
holds and curfs rupture,
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A SEVERE COLD CAUSED THE MUSCLES on
my neck 70 contract. could not move my head. GILEy
LISrNENT lonfDE AsNoNfA instant relief Depot
t5i sixth avenue sod everywhere FRANK HER
NAME, Conductor sew haven Railroad.
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ALL RIGHT NOW HASTEN AND BUY YOUR
SPRING HAr az ENONS. el2 Broadway, In mis- Filth
Avenue Hotel Store. IL untnistas able beausy.
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DIR. RAILWAYS

CoRNs, BUNIONS, CHlLBl.AISS, IMPROVING
Nails &C. cured without pain; Torn Cure By SO
Or. RICE. $50 broadway near Dey street.
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ALWAYS COMPLAINING ABOUT CATARRH.-
WALcorrs CATARRH AsNIHILAroR j. a specific For
phy sical pain Inflammation WALcorrs PAIN PAIS1
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BIRTHSTONE AND TREACLE, AND MILK AND
sulphur administered every change OF season IN
IA miles III the old countries 70 loriiy children asainsi
attacks eruptve levers Abultons With GLENNis SUI
soar supply an armor no disease can penetrate.
Sold everywhere. Depot. CRIffEN fON's, No. sixth
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LOCAL ELECTIONS.

A TEMPERANCE VICTORY IN NEW JERSEY.
HIGHrsTowN N. j., April S, 1875.
The charter election was held here to-day. The
whole temperance ticket was reelected. There Is
great rejoicing.
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AMERICAN INVENTION.

rnE SAVING APPARATUS AT sEA-oUEEN vICTo-
RIA AND MR.. BoYToN.
LONDON, April S, 1875.
Queen Victoria has Commanded Mr.. Boyton, the
American TO give an exnioition OF the working or
his life saving apparatus at Osborne
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A-FOR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT GO
directly 10 the manufacturer ESPENScHEGO, ll5
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us ELEcrs 4 pEMocRATIc MAYOR

Arthur W. Wells (democran was elected Mayor
OF ANNAPOLIS to-day by IS majority. the reDubli.
cans carried the city last fall by 100 majority
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NIsEAsEs or THE rAErH.-
~ How to preserve them when lces Hcw.W WFtr1
than Nv Or. Il. u. kOHukf[ surgeon NcnNe1 - bose
street. Sew YORK. Seat Tree ~ post iog eeata
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FRAGRANT SUZODONr.-THIS PEERLESS
drntiirce nardcns the gums, swectens the breath
ceanses and preserves the teeth nom youth 70 OLD
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THE ELEMENTS OF DISEASE ANNIHtLATED.-
The bodily sccretions, II vtaed develop acids which
enter the circulation and prnducr Cont Rheumalsm
aud Gravel M1LK or MsGSRsrA annihiates these cle-
bv all drugustS
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POMEROY's PATENT RUPTURE BELTS ANT
BArp TRUssEs "a Broadway New YORK. BY far the bes
In
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SAVE YOUR DOCTORS BILLS ny USING
wIsrARs BAIsAM WILD CHKRRr Tor coughs colds,
&c. 20 cents aud 81 bottle; large bottles much tbs
mi
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TRUSsES IN GREAT VARIETY. ELASTIC
STOCKINGS BASpAcrs, CHUrcHEs. ABDOMINAL SurpoKrwsa
&C. GLONEKI0 Ann : reeL
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r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
E Cheapest and Best Medicine for family e.

the Cheapest and Best Medicine f0r family Use il tbs
World.
One Fifty Cent Bottle
will cure more complaints AMI prevent the system
against sudden atac epiiemics ami contagious de
than 500 expended tor other medicines medical
attendance.
The moment RAILWAYS REAnY REtuF Is applied ex
tcrnally taken internally according directions
pain. from whatever cause, ceases o. exist
In all where pain discomfort experienced,
seized with Influenza. nirhthcra sore Throat Bad
Coughs hoarseness Bilious Colic Inflammation OF the
Bowers stomach Lungs Liver. Kidneys with Nroup,
Qunsy, Fever ard Ague or with NeuraSia. Headache,
Tic DuorcuN. foothachc. EarnChc. 81 With Lumuara,
Pain in the Back or Rheumatism. with DlarrhU3,
cholera Morbus Dysentery. with Hurus Scads 81
Bruises with trans cramps pass. the arnitca
tOn Of RkDwAY's REAnr RrL1Tr viii you Of f0s
worst OF these complaints in a few hours
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nR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

nR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
perfectly tasteless elegantly coated the Of AL
disorders Of the stomach Liver bowels kidneys Bad.
der niseas Headache Constipation. Gosuvo
ness Indigestion. Dyspepsia Bousness Bilious Fever.
Inflammation Of the Bowels ri ana all arrangements
of the internal Warranted % effect positive
cure.
Price Is cents per box Sold by druggists
DIR RAILWAY a CO. 81 Warren street
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SNOWMAN MAYOR OF BRrDerPoBT.

BRIDGEPORT, April 5, 1875.
r. r. Barnun was elected Mayor or this city to.
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WfNDHAN COUNTY,

TOTALS s.....s........s...sD,bo boz a,JL9 "a
Republican gain 81, wlta Lyme 70 hear from.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

the third grand concert BY Downlng's Ninth
Regiment Band takes place a. Jones' Wood colos-
scum IN sunday next.
MISS Augusta Dargon. the accomplished reader
and actress, viii give q reading this evening 1t
Parepa Hail. YorKville.
Inc English critics lash wagner numerically
about the opera Or ''Lonengrin" and praise Abani
,mmessurably LOT her impersonation OF Elsa.
Mr. Hermann Grau announces a performance OF
"Girone-Gironar At Terrace Garden Theatre on
Friday night being the last appearance IN America
Nile. Coralie Geonroy Nile. Leontine Minelli
and N. de Quercy.
very entertaining variety bill Is offered this
week at Colonel Sinnis PARK Theatre, Brooklyn.
Professor Logrenia EXHIBITS birds. mice aud cats
hat 20 through a series Of West Point evoiutions.
Edeson, the comedian, explains everything ABOUT
"1ne old Woman Who Lived in a snoe - gifted
rocAlsts great Jugglers astonishing child artists,
Ethiopian speclalties, fun makers and one
egged acrobat Will do their Dest 20 wean the
Brooklyn mind from the ontemplation ~ the
scandal, and two reliable dramatic artistsn pro-
pose 70 astonlsn the audience with something ew
70 the stage Nothing more can be needed for a
summer night
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP June s-Arrived. steamer vaderland CBelT).
Randle. Philadelphia ship westneid tBr. Humphreys
Lobos; barks Eldorado (Sor, Larsen. Charleston;
Eiwell lBrl. o'Brsn, New York
Sailed 9th, barks Excelsior. BowerA Philadelphia, ,
Montreal tBrJ coaiheet, do Anna, do.
ALicASrE-Arriveo brig Foam (Br). jenkins, bait
more
BRisroI June 7Arrrvsd. snip Louisa cBr) Rees Pen.
sacola
BELFAST. June 6-Arrived. bark Fanny Atkinson CBF)
Hunter Pensacola schr viscount Mac Dun tBr, Wright
Baltimore.
BoxBAr-saiod ship Grcenock tBr. walker, New
York
cADz-sailed, schr RirIe Derby. NayOr, Gloucester
Mass
cALcUuA-saled ships Redgauntlst CBr,, Swan. New
York; Cherwen (Brl, weale, 10.
DEAL, June 7Arrved, brig AgIIIs CBr, Many West In
dies for -
Arrived in the channel I'm ship Heos (0er Kriezsl
Pensacola Hamburg; bark Bogart (BrJ, Reynolds
New YORK for Bremen.
DUBLIN, June 7--Arrived, ship Maria stoneman CBrl
Blauvet, Philadelphia.
DUNDALR June 6-Arrivcd, bark Cortes utan, Chiesa
New York.
GLASGOW June 7-Arrived, steamer Acadia (Br) Hill.
coat New York. bark Genitore GER, Boness do; brig
Mira Nor. ster, Wilmington 20.
Arrived in the Clyde TN, barks Ada Barton Br. Nc
Grath, Matanzas; Augustine Kobbe, Carver do
GrBRALrAR June 6-sailed, Italia tBr). Craig
Qrom Messina, &c.). New York
GxScA-Arrived, brig Aquila dtaD Dcnovaro, New
York
HAvRE. June 6-Arrived ship W Chapman Muller,
New Orleans; bark Almira Robinson, Tarbox, do.
Sailed sth ship Ellen southard. Woodwork, United
States
IrLvorr Juno s-Arrivod bark Advocate tBr. spicer.
Philadelphia
LrvrnpooL June 7-Arrive1. ships Adept tBr) Mitch
ell New orleans: Royal Alfred Br), Fisher. san Fran
cisco: Republic Holmes, 10 bark3 Fermfenger Norl.
Christensen Pensacola; Kate Cam gBr Smith, savan-
nah, la Plata tBr,. Mathews, Charleston; sonnabend
GER, Pust Wilmington NCi brig Diana Nor), Hansen.
Baltimore
Arrived sth. ships North star, Thomson. san Fran.
cisco Roderick Dhu Orr, Calvert do; sparkenhoe Br,
Petcrson. Pensacola; Hypata (Nor, Olsen, do; barks
Aphrode Br, Bass. New York; Lalla CBp, Vance, Da-
rien; sabine, Williams Galveston; Leamington BrJ,
Orkney. New Orleans; 7th, ships Annie Goudey tBr,
Bent, savannah saranae, Ives New Orleans; barka
NarragansetL Hagar Charleston ST Thomas; Ragna
tNor), Nelson, Pensacola.
Sailed 6h ships Arizona CBr, Lewellyn United States;
u Kockum ,swl, wadin DO bark Frgate Bird tNor),
Tonncsen, Baltimore
Sailed 7h, ships Three Brothers Cumming, San Fran
cisco British India tBr), sexton, do.
LoyDoS. June 7-Arrved, ship Essex (Br), Ransom,
New York; bark Minnie Cameron (Br, MeEaohren
Charleston.
Arrived 9th. ships Devana CBr). Thompson, Boston
81 Adams DAM seek Pensacola; 7th. ship Plymouth
Rock GRIMM, New York barks Athlete tBr, coudy. do
Einuacht GER, Musroeick, Wilmington, NO. hary
Evans tBr jenkins, Boston; Nor NoE Randvg, BaIn
more
sailed 7th snip Rlngeader, Thatcher, San Francisco
LEeuoRS-Arrived, bark Carrie L Tyler, Eicridge
New YORK
saued barks Fischcta dtaD. Valerie. Philadelphia
I Haloyon, Hardle, Boston
NELsoURsE-Arrivsd ship Bius Jacket Psroiyai, Vie
| toriA. VI
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

NEW BuoY AT NIRUwRDIEP, ENTRANCE THE zuIDER
The Neherland Minister OF Marine gave notice, March
l3 lSl that the shoa known Tor years AS existing out
white and red horizontally striped concal buoy. an
chored in l2 feet OF water, under the following Dear
ings, VIZ
The chimneys OF Hotel Berg a line.
The first beacon due d'Alben) harbor mole on
a line with the lowest stone pile of the mole.
Vessels entering must leave the buoy on the star
board side in order TO clear the shoal
WISER RIVER, GERMAN COAST.
The Chamber OF Commerce OF Bremen gave notice,
April 6 1870 that the summer buovs had Deen placed in
the same positions as In previous years
Besides these other buoys had been placed as fol
lows:--
l. he wreck Of the steamer Ems which foundered in
the Dwasga he edge OF Robbtn HAT, outside oil the
channel, has been marked by red conlca buoy, on
which the word Wrackn Is painted in letters about 5
inches in en2th This buoy lies liz Is feet OF water at
low ude under the following bearings wiz
iiohen Veg light tower, WNW "a w, distant miles.
Langwarlen church, sW q ), distant miles
Wremen church. sE p ), distant 2miles.
Junglren beacon, ESE 70 r. distant IL mites.
without uasts which foundered 40 wards east the
icep channel of the Wurster channel has
been marked pole SO leet high, carrying barrel at
the top and staining in ieet OF water at low tide un
Wremen church, NJ "a Il, distant l6 miles
Imsum church, Sc N ). distant lis miles.
ked buoy (with basket, NV by w u W, distant ~
miles
White buoy Oy9l y W, distant O.4 miles.
5. Above bremerhaven. between Dedesdorf and Sand
besides the usual marks of the ordinary channel
the cnanne which forming at Rechtenheth has, also
been marked hls spring by two black buoys the star
board SIDE auu three white buovs on the port side.
The entrance of the two channels near HartwRrdeu
has been marked BY red spar buoy 10 show the place
Bearings magnetic. Variation, Il deg 80 min westerly
in 1878.