The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-01
WIN. coLLYER's YARD.
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steamer in conjunction with the Louisiana She will
be ready immesistely, and win be commanded by
Capt Williams. She is double deoked vessel, of 200
tons; 10 az feet long so wide and 12x deep Engines
by the Morgan Works.
Sept 2l.-steamsr st. Lawrence owned by the Port
land Steam Packet Co, and now running from Boston
toPortland She rates 100 tons 225 feet longer wide
and ~ deep.
Also, during the year two lighters Of so tons each
On the Stocks.
Mr.. Collyer has just commenced schooner Of 125
tons burthen, fer firm down East.
G. coLLYER's YARD.
Launched.
Steamboat Jenny Lind, of 100 tons burthen, to run
between New Ysrk and Astoria.
HAYDEN AND cANADA's YARD.
On the Stocks
A schooner of $50 tons, fer Martin & Nelson, and
others.
CoRLAER's HOOK.
Launched
June 24.-Yscht David @. Brodsrick built and owned
by Nathaniel Reeder IS tons bsrhen and sloop rugged
She is very strongly built vessel, and Handsomely
M dellsd.
OTHER YARDS.
Launched
Sept I4-steamship North America, for the San
Francisco and Panama trade, and owned by the Nor
wich and New London Steamboat Co. She rates about
by Mr. c. Morgan, of the Morgan Works.
Steamer Florida, 500 tons for Jas L. Day, for the
New Orleans and Mobile trade.
On hs Stocks.
Tive steamboats, for Messrs. Brooks Barden to run
between Charleston and Savannah. They will be Of
equal dim .ions namely SEQ tons burhen; It's feet
length, % in width, and IL deep
Also, a steamboat for Mr.. 7. White, to the
North River. She is about $50 feet long.
WILL AMsBURGH
MEssRs. PERINE, PATTERSON IL sTAcK's YARD.
Lounched
January Ship Star Of the West, Capt A. b. Low
Der tons l75 feet long 40 beam and 20 hold She
is owned by s Thompson Nephew. and trades be-
tween Liverpool and this port If she arrive within
week she will have made four complete voyages
the Atlantic in year.
April 2oBrig Angcstura of 325 tons rs feet long,
p wide, and Il deep Owned by Messrs Harbeck Co.
and employed in the Central American trade
July 22-ship Lady Franklin, Capt s. Yeaton;
ed by Messrs S. Thompson Nephew, and one of their
line OF Liverpool packets She is round oterned
sell 400 TONS is 1s5 feet long, 40 feet wide,
and % deep.
August 31.-ship Arctic, Capt J. zerega. Her owner
is Zerega, Esq in whose line of Liverpool packets
she is now employed She lisa vessel Of 1880 tons, is
$50 feet long, 40 wide, and 23h deep.
November 2-steam.hip Brother Jonathan; now
ceivpg her machinery at the Morgan Works and will
be ready for sailing some time this month Her des
tination is not yet decided upon but she win pro
baby be another addition to the splendid feet OF
steamships employed in the Pacific She is most
beautifully modelled 400 ton ship, and measures on
her keel go feet; breadth Of beam, IS feet hold Il
feet. Her owner IL Mr. Il. Mills, who superintendent
her construction, well that Of many other large
steamers built In New York. She will possess
great power and expected prove Of the fastest
steamers sfoat.
On the Stocks.
Steam propeller Lafayette, for Capt. stOddsrd Her
burthen is 600 tons che IL 200 feet long 50 wide and
IS deep; and will be launched Immediately Her
gines are building at Mes,rs. Hogg Il Delamster's
foundry.
steam propeller IL. p'chA-dssn. Watson Co, OF
Philadelphia between which city and Liverpool che Is
to be employed. She will be launched about the first
Of March. Tonnage 600; length, $50 feet; beam 80
feet hold "a feet Engine by the West Point Foundry
Clipper chip Ino for siflin Ironsdes for the China
trade She will be launched INN edistely She lie as
tons is 100 feet long So wide, and 10 deep.
The ,ame firm have also laid the keel Of another
sharp China ship for Harbeck Co and TO be launched
about the first ofApril She measures about 1000
tons is 100 feet long 30 wide, and 70 deep.
}. WILLIAMS YARD.
Launched.
March 2e.-ssndy Hook pilot boat Jabez Williams,
owned by the association of pilots She is 90 tons bur
then, ca feet long, 1915 beam, and ~ hold.
June 25.-sehooner yorktown, employed between
this city and Petersburg Va She is $50 tons 90 feet
long rs beam, and lo1s hold
November ao.-Clipper chip Eclipse, built for Capt
Hamilton, and owned by r wardle * Co. She is nov
loading for California and China at Pier % N. r. The
Eclipse is very splendid specimen Of clipper built
craft Her dimensions are Length deck, 200 feet
keel les feet beam 81 feet depth OF hold Il feet
inehss and he rates $40 tons.
orhs Stocks.
Nothing
BrRTis az MoRGAs's YARD.
There has been only one vessel built at this yard
during the past year which ferry boat, for the
Unisn Brooklyn Ferry Company. che is named The
whitehall and was launched the 10th Of November
She s a very strong boat and is httsd In neat and
eommodious manner, like all the new bosts Of this
company she is 1ss feet leng deck, 20 fee, beam
and loH feet hold. Her engines now being put in
her, at the Morgan works. This firm IL chiefly en-
gagged In repairing vessels and does great business In
that line The value Of this description Of work doss
by them this year amounts TO ssoOeO.
BLoonFiE1.Ds YARD.
There have been launched during the present year,
from this yard tour lighters. OF about hfy tons each
and there are two nov under way, besides . great
deal Of repairing.
WHITING & SONS YARD.
Mesrs. whiting 4 Sen have tuilt and launched,
since the 1st Of January last four lighters averaging
about sixty tons each and have repaired various YES
sells; but have new vessels on hand.
HOBOKEN.
CARES " hLLIson's YARD.
Iaunchsd.
March IA schooner Of forty tons for the HudsoH
river trade.
on ne s,ocks.
Two steamSosts, for Mr.. Hayden IL Hall, and In.
tended for tho Chinese Tivers They viii be launched
about the LIST Of March One 125 feet long 20 feet
beam and 10 feet deep and Of 900 tons burthen Tbs
other 10 % feet org 20 feet bean and feet deep and
Of some shst smaler tonnage The engines Tor these
boats are baii6ing By Messrs. Hogg Delamatre