The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-02

steamer New World. This yard is new clceed
10 to be extended through 1t.
..e by THOMAS ERsKINs.
Launched
May Schooner stetson, of 40 tone, for Parker Ais
Nah Company.
December z5-schooner Castor, ESQ tons, for schIe
A"'e' On ne stocks.
Schooner Pollux OF $50 TONS for hessrs Schesnger
Anderson.
By :. sIMoKsoN.
Launched
March 3-steamshp Ariel, of ZOO TONS for Mr. Van
dsrbIt She has made Ave voyages to Havre during the
year Mr.. sinonson has removed his yard to Green
point where he built the Vanderbilt.
BY Mr.. MIX.
Launched
yacht of about 80 tons was launched about July,
from the yard Of Nineteenth street. East river is
closed.
BY Mr.. LETS.
launched
Ayaeht Of II tons launched by Mr. Let's from the
yard foot of Twelfth street. East river 1t is closed.
BY THOMAS ooLLYER.
Mr.. Thomas Glyer has opened yard at the foot
Of Forty second street, Eat river, and has
On he Socks
A bark Of about 200 tons.
GREENP ONT YARDS.
BY ECKFoRD WEBB.
launched
Apsil-Three rnastsd schooner Eckford Webb of 497
sons, for TIos. Durham aud others.
September-Three mas.cd schooner wm. l. urroughs;
Of 500 tons, for Thomas Durham and others
On Ms Socks
Two tbve-masted schoonars, 1f6 feet long, 81 feet
beam 10 feet inches depth of holi of TOO tons each.
One named the Hatsten in honor OF Lieut.. Hlrtstsn,
ard win be launched snory. The other will be launched
IN February.
BY j. srMoNsoN.
Ldnnhsd.
December lO--steamship Vanderbilt, Of $500 tons,
supposed for the Hsve trds She Is receiving her
engines and boilers from the Aflaiee Works.
BY E. r. WILLIAMS
Launched.
Janusryschooner Fanny Currie, Of $40 TONS for Cur
yie &Hsxsil of Richmoad, Va.
March-Bark Ricot of 800 tons, for Spanish house.
August--Bark Clara Hsxall tf $50 sons for Messrs.
Gasrris & Haxal, OF Richmond Va.
Nevember-scbOoney wm H. Giniand 1875 tons, for
Holmes stoney, Of Charleston
A plot boa. Of 100 tons for Mobile.
On he stocks.
vessel Of about 400 tons.
BY WILLIAM coLLYER-
Lduphs}
Arri-schooner Edwin colyer Of about 100 tons, for
Messs Mason h Co.
HATHAWAY AID BLOOMFIELD.
Launched
Aprf-A lighter, Of 70 tons, for Nr Thompson.
Also lighter Of so tons.
BY Mr.. LAPToN
Lnpsched.
June-schcouer Henry walcott Of 50 TONS for Haynes
A 0srk Of 500 tons, for MesUs FUnch Msincke.
By II. g. wRIrLocE.
Launched.
Steamer leland Home, Of 475 toVs for sarbuct Field
spd Others. She is running between Hyanns ana
Nantucket
WILLIAMSBURG.
BY LAWRENCE AND FOULKES
echoorer North Point e aoo tora for Naasra rohnsn
Jply-A lighter Of about 100 tons, Ia-oed the F.
White, for Fan,her McChesney
AugustTwo ferry boats Of $50 tons each for the ser
connecting Ca'hsrine street. New York, with South Ten
street, Williamsburg.
Dec mber-Brig II. pelaled, Of $50 tons, for Hen
DsaHeld, TO to Port Prince.
On he Stocks
Rask Gorilla, OF COO tons; for Johnson Lowden, for
Liverpool trade.
stsamboat Know Nothing, Of 900, for towing for
Williamsburg Steamboat Company.
by A. PATTERSON.
on ne stocks.
= lighter Of 10 tons. Nothing has been launched
CHAPMAN AND DUNBAR.
This yard bas been recently opened, and contains
heel and frame Of ship OF 1000 tens for the general
hGghtng business. she win be launched in March.
BY THOMAS STACK
Launched.
January 15-shp Erwood Walter, Of $50 tons, for
hessrs' JoRnson IoWden, and nov III the lyerpcol
trade.
On ne Stocks.
Ship Gray Polly for Leighton, Ryerson Hurlbut,
s75 tons, the keel Of which lately been laid
AT THE NAVY YARD.
Launched.
February t-Frgate sabine, Of 1000 tons.
On the Stoats.
Steam Frigate Niagara Of 5000 tons; win probably be
hanshed on the sth inst.
HOBOKEN.
BY NJ. 8. ALLISON.
Ldntchod
Schooner E. c. Felter, Of 460 tons, for Johnson s.
Ssght, and Others employed general freghter
BY I. Q. SMITH AND son.
Launched.
NarehA three-masted schooner Of 40 tons for Shad
burn Co, OF Wilmington y. G.
Mr. G. Smith son hsve removed their yard 10 Sing
ling.
Mr.. r. L. stevens is still engaged upon the large iron
Seating battery, intended for The United States govern
>mept. About 100 men at work II this winter.
RECArIrULATION.