The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-01

Howell intended for the Liverpool try6s. will be
launched in May next
In addition. slOop. 70 tons burthen. for r. " w.
Thorne & Co.
drudging machine for Peter Morris ESQ., of 40 tons
burthen
VII Webs Yard
Ship eliza Dennison launched in March for Me ssrs
Hurlburt's line Of Mobile packets.
Ship Bavaria, launched in September, for VIM. Whit
lock IS line OF Havre packets, l0a0 tons.
Ship Columbia, launched in April for the Black Ball
line of Liverpool packets. 1850 tons.
Ship Admiral launched in October for Fox & Liyings
toms line of Havre packets. 1860 tons.
Ship Sir Robert Peel launched in November for
Messrs Grswolds line Of London packets 1850 tons.
Smith Dimon's Yard.
The magnificent shin Sea Witch Can't Waterman of
300 TONS launched in November for the house of Messrs
Rowland Aspnwall.
Bropn + Bells Yard
The work done in this yard has been principally for
government.
unbost Bonita, 70 tons. FOR the United States.
Gun-bost Petrol, 10 tons, for the United States.
Gun boat Refer 70 tons. for the United ststes.
Steamer Spitfre, 24I tons, for government
Steamer Vixen, 24i tons. for government.
Ship Galena of $50 TONS intended for Nelson's line of
New Orleans packets, under command Of Capt Dennis
Wesfsrvth and McKay's Yard.
Ship Margaret Evans Capt. Tinker, of 1000 TONS for
Messrs Griswod's London line.
Ship Christiana Capt Hammond, of 800 tons for the
New Orleans trade.
Ship American Eagle, Capt. Chadwick 1000 tons, for
John Grswolds line of London packets.
.JaJez Williams Yard
Ship Atlantic, Capt Rose, of 900 tons, belonging to
Msssrs Stanton and Fross New Orleans line packets
Bark Montezuma, of 400 TONS South American trade.
Schooner Pocahontas, 200 TONS Richmond packet
". Fl. Browns Yard
Steamer Mountsineer, North River trade, 500 TONS
launched in January.
Steamship southerner Capt Berry, Charlie stoupacket,
$50 tons, launched in June.
Ship Fairfield, Capt. Loveland Charleston packet,
$50 tons. launched in June.
Two baIges, 400 tons each.
Bishop and Simonson's yard.
Steamer Atlantic, (recently os) 1850 TONS launched
in May.
Steamship Aurora, for Porto Rico and Havana trade
$50 tons launched in October.
Steamer Botauga for the Cuba trade $50 tons launch
ed in February.
W. H. Coiyer's Yard,
Steamer Francis Secor, East River trade 225 tons.
Schooner Heroine, OF 200 tons. Southern trade
Schooner Blanche F.. Sayre, Of 200 tons.
Schooner Cornelius Vanderbilt of 200 tons.
Schooner Undne of ITO tons.
Schooner Pauline, Of 200 TONS Southern trade.
And two barges for the New York and Eric Railroad
Company.
VESSELS ON THE STOCKS.
Perinc, Patterson f. Stacks Yard.
Ship Enterprise, $50 tons burthen intended for the
Liverpool trade under the command Of Captain Edward
Funck late of the Havre packet Baltimore She will be
launched on about the 25th instant.
Ship Of LOO tons, intended for the trade for
Messrs. Slate Gardener Howell She will be launched
in May.
W. H. Webs Yard
Ship DR.. Franklin designed for Messrs Fox Livngs.
toms Havre line. To be completed in February 1000
tons
Ship of $50 TONS ntende for Marshals line Of Liver,
pool packets; to take the place of the Europe, and will
be commanded by Captain Furburs
Steamer for the Williamsburg Ferry, 3l5 tons.
The keel Of the first steamer for c. H. Marshas line
of New Orleans packets will be laid next week
Brovn T. Belps Yard.
Ship Constitution, of 500 tons, designed for Messrs
Woodruff Mnturn's line Of Liverpool packets, under
command Of Captain Brton, lately of the Rochester,.
This ship the largest and best modelled vessel
sructed She draws two feet more water than Captain
skddys new ship New World. She will be launched
on Monday.
Westerpeh aud Nc Kay's Yard
Steamship Washington Capt Hewett, the first of the
COVE rnment mail line, between this port Bremen and
Havre 1850 tons She is now nearly panked, and viii
be ready to launch this month The keel Of the second
in the same line of the burthen will be laid mme-
dately.
Laprence and Sneeden's Yard
Steamer for the East River, Of 400 tons.
Henry Steers Yard.
Two pleasure schooners, 80 tons, the other so.
Jdbez Willidms Yard
Ship of 900 TONS designed for Messrs Stanton Fosts
line of New Orleans packets under command of Capt
Rattoone, of the Union.
". II. Bro,on's Yard.
Steamer for the North River trade 900 tons, will be
launched next week.
The keel of steamer of 900 TONS will be laid next
week. to run in conjunction with the steamship South
erner, to Charleston
Bishop f. Simonsen's Yard
Steamer Of 1000 tons for Capt Van erbilt She is al
most completed.
Steamer OF 400 tons for the Fulton Ferry Company.
In addition to the above list Of the vessels
launched and on the stocks in the various yards
within the precincts OF our city, we may mention
that the kees of six splendid steamships will be
laid in the coming month. Messrs Westervelt "
Mckay will, next week, put upon the ways the
keel of a steamer of 1850 tons, the second in the
line OF government mail ships between this port,
Bremen and Havre, under the superintendent
of Mr.. Mills. The Washington, which is the first
in this line, Is nearly ready to be launched. w.
H. Webb has completed the negotiations with MIR.
G. H. Marshall, for the four steamships Of l4OO
tons each, each intended for the New Orleans
and New York line. The keel of the Pioneer will
be laid Immediately. w. H. Brown will COM
mence, without delay, the second in the line OF
Charleston steamers for Messrs SpotIord, Tiles
ton & Co. She is to run in conjunction with the
famous Southerner, but will be 200 tons larger.
Our scientific and enterprising builders con-
tnue to receive the encouragement their taste and
skill so deservedy merit.
The BRITISH, FRENCH AND SPANISH NAVY OFF,
rrpa IN rur err r-Tha nolae conduct Of thu oiIi,