The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-23

addition TO the Cunsrd screw lire, arrived from
Liverpool yesterday In about six,sen days. she came
direct. Her c,nsorts, the Andes aud Alps have each
made two voy sses by way Of Boston.
Maine Affairs
LAUNCH The brig Bo.a Of 800 Is to b launched
from Mr. Pattersons Cormsrl. Psrine Patterson and
Sacs'r) yard at the Of Martin Seventh street, VII
Harrisburg this afternoon She is Intended for the South
American II ade.
SHIP BUILDING AR Patterson is about laying the keel
Of full rsgsd ship. OF 900 burden, at hs yard
Of North Seventh Williamsburg She IL 70 be
owned by Mes,rs Hurbut Co. OF New York. and Is des
tined for the general trade
At the yard tn. keel Of . schooner OF 200 tons
burden ,rty laid Soc destined for the San
Frar els co trade
At Grssppoi Mr.. Jabsz Williams has tho frame Of
schooner Of 400 tons y complee She Is intended
for the Charleston and Savannah trade With this
cep'ion, and the s'esm-rs which have heretofore
mentioned as about bs ing built NJ Glberts CORNER
y Mr.. Wn SneedensJ yard, ohsr ship building Is at
present il contemplation IN Green pniot.
NAVAL DRY Dock AT PENSACOLA 1t l. stated tina. the
comm. riOners oh duty and accept
reject the Naval F,oarg Dry Dock at Pensacola have
reported adversely 70 the srnc'oe Tue commissioners
required rhe Gpate Cnnmbs 10 be taken no the
dock and drawn of toe railway noected with It.
with I'll her guns st re. aud armament board aad
to remain ip that position for . pisea time The con-
tractors. Nefsrs. Dakin GILBERT S@c,r 4 Co. of New
York deny that the II the contract require this
fsrvice at their hands. and refuse T. perform It.
REvoLT AT BOARD SHIP RoCKLAHD.-Lettecs
been received 10 Boston from Capt VIVA ship
Rock land bOu from New York ALA, with come
two bUpdrsd passenger. Nv',g rhe parneulArs OF q
revolt ~b,eh occurred boa thai ship at sea and
which resol I'd putting in -is o. the rpgeaders
the ve sci beng Obliged c"n-squ-nce to put Rio
JsDsio the 10Th of June The di-tn, sarce took
place on the morning Of the 49, # Nay amo0g
Ergli.h and lTmh sailors The Doisv. aDd when
OIceTrd by the ca plain de-t wered hi Ia
tultmk An sl'-' ion the result Of
which q man named BIZ, and aD"trer whose name IL
ri, en- Isfused 10 d duty -pd wh-n tns mAte vent
to the irons be al seot for The
mustered ard asked a,a'el, l. trey would do their
duty when q p0rton o. them thev w0uld not
II Bolt put irons rna then ordered Bolt
be- put in irons which .hs officers VI the ship oceed
cd 20 do -brn scuIl- .nsued. ia .h,h = passenger
rsmsd johnson. from Brighton assisted the officers.
The mutiDsrrh then the rail and armed rnem
selves with helay pms b.. Co revolver brought
them their Ser and Fix Of h. AL Eng
ii b and Irish, we're placed IN irons The passengers
forward 10 the support Of the captsin and took
turns IN watching he mu losers uunl the vessel
arrived at Rio when they ed the American
oDIul ard put in pon The object II the mn tisesrs
tupposed be W ioduce the cstain to discharge
them ut Australia. The captain great conf
dsDce in Els snip and that the passengers
perfectly satisfied The nocklsnd ~ould sail In two
three day s.-Bos0n Journal July II