 | U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey - 1852 - 914 str.
...full-rigged brig struck it three days since, and went down with a valuable cargo on board." This obstruction once removed, Hell Gate would be less dangerous by...half the difficulties, would in a measure disappear." I have quoted as above Lieutenant Commanding Porter, United States navy, for the purpose of saying... | |
 | 1852 - 780 str.
...days since, and went down with a valuable cargo on board. This obstruction once removed, Hell-Gate would be less dangerous by one-half, and the eddies,...the difficulties, would, in a measure, disappear. * * » '•There is ad:ingi-rous rock, called ' Bald-headed Billy,' fifteen yards from Hatter's Dfwk,... | |
 | 1852 - 780 str.
...down with a valuable c-irgo on board. This obstruction once removed, Hell-Gate would be less dangeroas by one-half, and the eddies, which are now the cause...half the difficulties would, in a measure, disappear. * * * " Opposite ' Gibb's Point,' and within fifty yards of Blackwell's Island, i« a large rock, which... | |
 | United States. Congress. House - 606 str.
...high and violent < l.ul lition of 'the water which formerly existed to the imminent danger of afl 554 small vessels (though they might not hit the rock...feet in length, and thirty feet in average width. Before blasting, the least depth extended over a surface six feet square, while the average depth (vide... | |
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Pot rock once removed, Hell Gate would be less dangerous by one-half, and the eddies, which are now the cause of half the difficulties, would in a measure disappear. 