{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1742, "word_count": 304, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9045000076293945], "ccnet_perplexity": [1297.5], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
SHPwREcK REscUE.-P ublic attention is al last
fully aroused, upon the subject of saving lives and
property, from vessels wrecked at the very portals
OF the greatest seaport. Some humane and skillful
individuals have taken this subject in hand, with
commendable zeal, and have presented good plan
TOT public consideration, in order that improvements
may De made upon it, if possible; and it is expected
nat Congress will see the necessity for an Immed-
a'e appropriation Of a sufficient amount


Is Intended to build two telegraph station
nousce' al proper distances apart, on the Jersey
snore. 10 place surf boats, having the improved
nio-ooat principles of buoyancy, some miles
aparf-s SIX pound signal gun-rockets. like
those 30 successfully used on the se.-co,.,.
OF Europe, to throw small lines IN ho.,d os
wrecks. Each station house to be prov;d.d -
men, vehrcles, horses, fuel, whale lines. bsw....
6s &C.; and the houses to be fully manned for =,
months in the year, and safely kept through N.
summer months. Careful estimates have Aeen
made, and it 10 found that lees than $500 will
build one station furnish complete, and maintain
and pay the men for six months. This amount ia
tar oeiow what has been anticipated We consider
ne saving OF lives as the greatest advantage pro
poseo LOT one .hfe-such as that Of the pilot Free.
oorn' OF captain Stafke-would be worth tho cos
OF sucn PROJECT for a century But an immense
amount OF revenue will be saved IN the coun,rv
BY having good men, always ready for action. on
the beach -


This is a measure in which wbos and d.r,o,r.,s
can join and we invite the Wall street nre.. -
ieave on caviiing at the New York pilots, whilst
tney attempt to assist one honest and real object Of
ubbc good.