The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

lawrence Now on her voyage to San Francisco Owned
BY Chamberlain Phelps.
june 70 Steamship Roanoke 1o5o tons burthen. 22l
pet long S2 feet beam, II feet hold. Now running be-
tween tns city and Richmond Va. via Norfolk and
petersburg, under the command Of Capt Parrish En-
sines BY Q. Morgan. Owned by the New York ana yir
ginia Steamship Company
Sept. S.-Clipper ship Mercury 1850 tons 1872 fas.
aong' SSH vide, Hh deep. Now in Boyd & Hipck.n,,
line Of Hsvre packets, her first voyage under the
command OF Capt. Conn.,
NOV u-Clipper ship Aramngo now loading fo- Saw
Francisco shs is 100 tons burthen las feet LONG a9
wac, deep Capt Sylvester is her commander Osned
Dy Messrs Chamberlain Lawrence
Nov. 13-Piot boat Enchapt-ess 75 tons 40 feet ony
~ beam, deep.
=, On fte> SorkF
oeeamsnip saratogs. for the New York and Virginia
steamship Company, to run ion with the Roam
ohe between this cit! and Richm al and of the Same
dimensions IS the h. Mr.. c. Nor ~ IL building her en-
gnes.
VIM H. DsowS, rwr .sru STREET.
LGuug}isd
s'eamDoat LOT the Delaware and Hudson
Canai Co., about 100 tons .burthen. Engine built BY
Durham & Co. =
s.Ane oeisnra Led yacht America, since sold in
ana sailing under that flag She is 100 tons
Sa.--,c. = 'us on deck, p feet beam, and 80 feet
sept.-Yacht sayie, owned " Louis Dsfos, ITO tons
burthen.
Sept. 2o-steamsnip Danie webster LOO tens bur.
then 225 feet long, so wide, and 90 deep Engines
nufactured at the Allaire Works, The D. Wis
ming between New York and Nicaragua in Com Wander
bits line, by whom she is owned ! .'.- -s =
Nov l-steamboat Delaware; for Capt. sandford of
about 700 tons burthsn; length 22O feet beam, %;
Depth 1oH. Engine being put into her ct the AL.
laire Works
Nothing on the stocks.
JEREMIAH sIMoNsoN EIGHTEENTH STREET
Launched
Sept 27.-steamboat Central, for G. vanderbits Cali
forna line, and employed on Lake Nicaragua. She Is
$50 feet Deck 26 wide and Deep and Of about $50
tons burthen
Get 25-steamship Northern Light, also for @. Van
derbits line, and running hence to Chagres In
ton with the Daniel Webster She is 1000 tons burhen
200 feet long deck 3S wide. and % deep
Dec 2-steamboat Wasp, for the Staten Island Ferry:
Owned by G. Vanderbilt She is $50 feet long, 20 wide
and II feet deep, and rates about $50 tons.
On The Stocks
Steamship San Juan, for G. yanderbs California line
She will be finished in about three months Her length
is $50 feet beam, So fes depth 20. burthen about
1900 tons.
NJ. coLLyER, NINETEENTH STREET.
Launched.
April Propeller Joseph Sherman, running between
New Baltimore and this city, and owned by Sherman
and deep Engine built by Mr.. G. Brkbeck
May 3.-Hchooner William g. Chave, built for Captain
johnson, her commander This vessel lost in gale
last October while engaged carrying fesstone from Con-
nectcut river She 125 tons burhen 70 feet long,
rs wide, and deep.
7-Steamboat Thomas Hunt now running be-
tween this city and Shrewsbury She 4s5 burthen
&C. NJ 172 feet long 80 wide and deep Owned by the
Redbank Steam Co.
Sept. 1S-Steamshlp Meteor, owned by Messrs Harris
s. Morgan, Of New Orleans and employed in the mail
service between that city and under the command
Of Captain Lawless She about 900 tons burthen 1870
feet long 20 wide and 10 deep. Mr. G. Morgan Of the
Morgan Works, built her machinery.
Oct. 25-steamshp Texas, for the same parties and
employed in the same trade She is 1900 tons bdrthsn
2l5 feet long "a BEAM and 10 Deep and7 feet between
decks. Machinery By the same '..- 80.
On the Stocks.
Steamship Black Warrior for the Mobile trade Of about
100 TOMS carpenters measurement Length 225 feet
beam 81 depth, II feet between decks, feet. own
ers, Messrs. Livingston & Meade.
Steamboat Forest City for the Portland Steam Packet
Co about $50 TOMS 2l5 feet long; 81 wide and lOI
deep.
W. FoLKEs-NINErEErTH STREET.
Mr. Fokes built and launched in the early part Of the
summer two Of the Mexican government schooners
tracted for by Mr. W H. Webb called the Mary c. Allen
and Clifton Theysare Of equal dimensions viz: Length
20 feet beam, 2oa; hold, IA; and 107 tons
They furnished complete with ornaments &c.. by
Mr. W. H. Webb.
THos. coLLYER, TWENTIETH STREET.
Launched.
Jan. 4-stesmboat c. Durant, employed in the towing
busnesss $50 tons burthen LOG feet long, 10 BEAM and
deep. Owned by B. s B. F. Belts.
Feb. S--S.eamboat Achilles likewise in the towing
business Burthen COL tons; length, 16s feet beam
depth, llh. Engine by Durham s. DimUn. Owned by
.Sturgis Co.
Aug. 7.-Steamboat Henry Clay, on the Albany route.
Burthen 5o4 tons; length, 2o6 feet BEAM 274 depth
sh. Engine BY Cunningham, Belknap s Co. Owned by
the builder.
July 3-Steamboat Geo. Washington, running between
Washington and Alexandria Burthen 277 tons; length
LAG feet beam "a; depth Ia. Engine by Cunningham
Belknap Co. Owned by the Washington and Alexan
dra Steamboat Company.
Sept. l3-Steamshp United States now fitting for the
New York and Galway line Burthen, 200 tons length,
2S7 feet beam, 81; DEPTH q. Machinery built at the
Morgan Works. Owned by Jones Johnson
Mr.. Collyer also built during the summer, steamboat
Lake Champaign for the navigation Of that lake She
is about 500 tons burthen length 25o feet beam, 81
depth, 93. Her machinery supplied from the Che-
Iron Works.
On he Stocks.
steamboat for himself Of 275 tons burthen l56 feet
long % btam and ~ deep She will be launched about
tie let q March with most of her machinery aboard
WILL AMSBURG.
MEssRs rERINE, PATTERSON AND STACK.
Launched.
Jan. 4-Ciipper ship Ino, owned by Messrs. sGkin s.
Ironsides andbut under the superintendent of Capt
H. Little her commander She is 900 tons burthen 16o
feet long deck 35 wide and 10 deep. She is on
her first voyage from San Fra ncisco to China.
Jan ls.-screw steamship Lafayette built for Mr.. J
@. Williams This vessel made voyage to Europe
from Philadelphia, and then sent to Chagres, at
which place she destroyed by fire while waiting pas
sengers to return the 1tt September last She was
I2e0 tons burthen, 2?o feet long, 80 wide 20 deep
Her ems ines we're built by Messrs. Hogg 4 Deamater
hay 5.-Cipper ship Eagle, owned by Messrs. Harbesk
Co She is 14oo tons burthen 100 feet long deck 80
wide, and % deep She is at San Francisco, under