The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08

MEssRs. PERINE, PATTERSON 6 sTAOK

Williamsburg.
MESSRS. PERINE, PATTERSON & STACK,
LAUNCHED,
Feb. Brig Favorlte. now on voyage TO sierra
Leone, about 2e0 tons burthen; W feet long, eEo
vide, AID 9'6 deep
March 2I-Sloop Lady Lake. in the stone trade;
50 tons burthen
March Clipper ship Antelope, on her way TO
San Francisco, under command OF Capt. Shinn;
burthen. LOO tons length, Isl feet; beam, 81;
depth zig
May IO-Feuy boat Martha, for the Trustees of
st Patrick's Cathedral; burthen, about 500 tons;
l55 feet long 81 beam, lis deep. Machinery by
the Novelty Works.
June ll.schooner Eclipse, for W; D Whitehead,
ESQ, for the Virginia trade; burthen, $50 tons;
length. $50 feet; beam, %; depth, So. fr
June 26-Fery boat Oregon, for the Hamilton
avenue ferry; length deck. l55 feet; beam, 81;
depth, IL; burthen, about 500 tons. Engines by
Pease & Murphy
June 26-Ferry boat Greenpoint, for the Green
point ferry, of the same dimensions rs the Oregon.
Engines by the same firm.
ON THE STOCKS.
The calorc ship for the Liverpool trade; burthen,
2,200 tons; length, 250 feet beam, 40; depth, "a.
Will be launched in August Engine by Hogg &
Steamship Uncle Sam, for Mills, ESQ. for the
Chagres route. Will be ready to launch in Septem-
Der. Burthen, 1000 tons; length, 225 feet; beam,
rs; depth, ZIG.
SAMUEL sNEDEN
LAUNCHED.
Jan l6-Steamboat City Of Hartford, now run
ming between this city and Hartford. She is $50
tons burhen, PIP feet long, 35s wide, and l0s deep.
Machinery by the Morgan Works
April Steamer Jersey Blue of about 500 tons
burthen, to run between this city and Compton's
Creek, n J. She is receiving her machinery at
Cunningham & Belknap's foundry. Length on deck
15S feet; beam, 25 feet; depth, 8 feet.
May 5-Steamer Jewell, to run between Green
port and Connecticut. She is about 325 tons bur-
then, l65 feet long, rs beam, and deep.
ON THE STOCKS.
steamship of about 500 tons, for the Porto Rico
trade, ready for launching. She is I55 feot long,
26a beam, and Is deep. Messrs. Pease & Murphy
are constructing her machinery.
steamboat, nearly ready, of about 200 tons
between New Orleans and Mobile She is SO feet
long, 26a BEAM 8 feet deep. Machinery by the Al
ferry boat for Cuba, 100 feet long, 80 wide, and
deep Burthen about go tons. Engine by Peass
| & Murphy.
A large steamboat for the Hartford and New Ha-
ven Railroad and Steamboat Co 254 feet long. 81
| wide, and liz deep. Engine by the Morgan Works.
Burthen about $50 tons
Mr.. Sneden is also Just commencing a steamer, to
run from Charleston to Florida in conjunction with
the Florida, now on that line. She is to be about
$50 tons burthen, 10 feet long, 30 feet wide, and
10 deep.
Greenpoint.
JABEZ WILLIAMS.
Jan l2-Clipper ship Tornado, now on her way to
San Francisco under command Of Captain Mumford.
She is about 1000 tons burthen; is 225 feet long, Il
wide; and 80 deep.
ON THE STOCKS.
pilot boat of 80 tons, for company of New
York pilots Will be ready in about q month.
i shout laying the kss! Of oppsr
to 200 feet ana ~ dss.
EDWARD F. WILLIAMS.
May Skipper schooner Eclipse, of $40 tons bur-
then, now employed in the Southern trade
ON THE STOCKS.
schooner of 200 tons, in frame, for Messrs.
Dollner y Potter, to be employed in the Southern
trade.
ECKFORD WEBB.
LAUNCHED.
IN February, the steamer Pittston, for the Penn
syva .s , Goal Company, Of l2o tons burthen.
Engine by the Allaire Works.
In May, the small experimental steamer Rotary,
Of about 80 tons. Length, 10 feet; beam, IL feet;
depth, feet.
Two steamboats, for the Catharine Ferry, Of the
same dimensions, viz l20 feet long, rs wide, and
III deep Burthen, about $50 tons. The frames are
Just up and both will be launched about the LIST of
Mr.. Webb has also just commenced third one for
the same parties. and to be Of the Same size. The
Novelty Works are making the engines for the three
vessels.
MEssRs LUPTON & M'DIARMID.
LAUNCHED.
Feb. 2s-Steamboat Calais, 600 tons, for the
Boston and Calais line. She is 22O feet long, 30
feet wide, and 10 feet deep.
Hoboken.
ISAAC c. SMITH
LAUNCHED.
March l-Steamer Angelina Corning, for the
towing business. Burthen, l25 tons; length, 80
feet; beam, 81; depth, 9. Machinery by Hogg 4
March 3l-Steamer Golden Gate, now running
between Shrewsbury and this city Burthen, no
tons; length, l25 feet beam, 81 feet; depth, feet
Sinches Engine by w. Small, Esq.
May IA steamboat for the Camden and Amboy
Length, 25O feet; beam, 81 feet; depth, 10 feet
inches. Engine by Cunningham & Belknap She
is now ready, and about commencing her trips to
Amboy.
large fore and aft schooner of APO tons burthen,
for the Savannah business, owned by N L. PCready
4 Co. She is ll9 feet long, 3Oa feet beam, and ii
Mr.. Smith has also several new contracts on hand.
and expects to commence on them shortly.
MESsRs. CAPEs & ALLISON.
LAUNCHED.
March l5-Schooner Racer, now in the Virginia
trade, of about 270 tons burthen; owned BY J.
spoford Co. Length on keel, 102 feet; beam,
2S feet; depth, 9 feet.
April IAN iron barge, for David Whitmore,
Esq, Of about 300 tons burthen Length, 125 feet;
BEAM q feet; depth, 8 feet.
April ia ferry boat, for the Jersey City Ferry,
of $50 tons Length on keel, 1876 feet; beam, 80
feet; depth, 10a feet.
ON THE STOCKS.
ferry boat, for the Hoboken Ferry Company,
$50 tons burthen, 40 feet long on deck, 81 feet
beam, and l0a feet deep.
The following tables give the number. class. and