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Extract from Coh d RoJinsor's Ntos. Rooms Books.


Magnetic Telegraph Station,


CoNEY ISLAND, Jan "a. 1876.
BArclneter-daglight 30 "a a NJ 80 %; 10 NJ 80
"; l2 AN 80 % 81 NJ 80 Is: NJ 30 Is dark 30 II
Thermometer-Daylight 10 0; l6 o; 10 NJ
20 o; IL A NJ 26 0; ppm 80 0; NJ 32 o. dark 30 O.
Wind-Daylight and during the morning n w and
light: afternoon and evening fresh from the West.
ships steam propeller and revenue cutter
Spencer gone TO sea the Cutter returned into the Low
er Bay.


5PM-Coast iark-The steamer Iolas has just re-
turned from days cruise boarded the Packet ship 81
baps &c which were delivered Mt the Post Office AT &
NJ The St Nicholas left on The 233 and Cowes on the
30th Dec Sd. of Cherburg saw ship Swanton, Duncan
Of Bath from Havrc, for NOreans Jan 25th, lat AZ 10.
saw large icebergs has cabin and 2 steerhge pas
sengcrs.


Boarded ship Cornea, As days from Liverpool to G
Tiimble Dec 90 lat A Ion 43. experienced heavy
gale from W W 10 w w; sprung the head of the
rudder Jan g. lat A., Ion 81 exchanged signals with
ship supposed TO be 5 Sddons Cobb. Jan II. lat II
30 ion 66 10 at midnight passed within 20 feet Of the
wreck of small schooner soop even with the wa
ter at half past IL passed the mast OF small ves
sci not long in the water. Same day number Of small
spars and casks. Wind and n f. n strong gale and
snow storm, Ice making the water came on board.
Sunday morning 18th AT NJ, Ion 20 30 lat 40 80 wind
hauled from + 10 w blowing heavy gale in 80
minutes ship and rigging covered with ice.


Wreckipg schr Excelsior, Captain Bell went ashore
At Fire Island Inlet Wednesday at NJ in
iays high and dry steam pump and turpentine from the
Peru on board Capt Ackern, Agent for the unacrwri
fers and Mr.. Bosrdmsn Engineer, up in The olas
6PM-Beow large ship besides the above reported
Wind w ight-weather clear.