The New York herald., 1869-04-06

Shipping Notes.
The dry docks are all occupied and there is
for calker to complain OF Yesterday there
were hardly enough meet the demand for bottom jobs
this may be accounted for the preference the
ourneymen give to what deck topside work.
unusual quantity Of which is being done
great rush OF business subsidies the supernendens of the
great balance dry Dock the foot of Pike Slip and the
great sectional dry dock the foot of Rutgers Slip will
dredging operations to be nagurated that the difficult
long while encountered by lack water may be
removed The close proximity of these
other renders the of their action
In this undertaking. that the depth procured by may
be modified by the fow of mud from the others locality
Directly at the foot OF Pike sp where the smaller balance
dry dock is, large vomts Its contents
der that the work OF dredging frequently required
The old sectional dock people foot of Clinton
often complain of want OF and such days yeser
day. when strong wind Is blowing, this difficulty
greatly increased.
A Danish brig with the euphonous name, SHETLAND of
Ksbenhavn is the Clinton dock being calked
painted.
The brig Neponset Of Boston, 23s TONS measurement
built at Cherryfed in 1862 s the little sectional drv dock
the foot of Rutgers slip having her yellow metal sheath
ing patched.
The bark taken up by the great dry
dock yesterday morning following the ship Energy
The wrecking boat Rescue the central screw
Dock the foot of Market slip being slightly repaired
The propeller Fairbanks OF Hands Philadelphia line s on
the mammoth sectional dock at Hoboken being slightly re-
paired. She is $50 ons and Dumbaron in 1859
The brig Nellie Hastings, 466 TONS built Medford Mass
in 1866 and belonging to Henry Hastings Co, Boston.
viii be taken the balance drv dock foot Of Pike slip
morning She has already been extensively repaired being
wedged having had decks and opdes caked being
altered from hermaphrodte full rgged brig She will
be stripped of her old yellow sheahing, an
entire suit furnished her and have her bottom caked
Marine Disasters.
BARK CUMBERLAND from Pensacola for Liverpool before
reported hey wes, in Distress be sold at
BRIG CHARLES POOLE, Sherman Cardiff for Haya.
ns with coal was wrecked night Of 4h ut ON the Sw point
being saved iot Capt S sherman ana wife had arrived at
1866 where she owned
BRIG PHILIP LAnRADrE- Savannah April 5-The brig
made stop the leak
sons BEN, from wfmlngton, NC. for New York, which
damage and outside oSthe rip LIST inst going
soHR ELISHA BRooKs Mapes, from Bridgeport. for Eliza
sunday morning OF Txen:sh street and eapsiaai she
tcrwards drted the south side Of Blackwes Island,
where she now lies; no lives were lost
sonR B CRAspALl- Rodgers, from Westerly, RI for
% sf BY su s nd % np'sd ys of
sew1ar and driven ashore on the east side of the river
soHR REVENUE, Nickerson from Philadelphia Boston,
which put ino Newport Cd inst in distress leaking 1900
70 get al the Leak which believed to Be in the
10, Ion 25 I6.
inst. and will probably be total loss.
STEAMER HARVEST, Chadsey, from Providence for New
York before reported took IRE around her boiler. when OF
pon, Judith II II I'm fs - ns and ssos. The FIRE
destroyed She was taken in tow BY Sewpor. pilot boat
miles the Point where she shore
ne ano reans MANS we % ehpan n ana one man remaining
damaged condon she does not leak The Harvest is s5
/ Miscellaneous.
Purscr John Moaett of the steamship Manhattan from
Charleston, has our thanks.
We are indebted purser Gorhan Of the steamship
rngossa. from Charleston, for his attentions
WhaIemen.
Brig Small, OF Provnceown, 81 vincenis Feb
4; to sail next day on cruise
spoken.
Brig Redwlns, Bennett from Baltimore for Rio Janelro,
Bris Prare Rose Of Portland 90, 60 miles NE OF
Hsteras.
BATAVIA. Feb In port bark Aurela, Baker, uIc.
BuESos AYxEs, Feb s-Arrve bark Gazsle tBr), Shaw,
March Ia :sa5, A ;s Eyc s
April Re6eces Aiwo1d pospe s from DO arrived 18th
norfolk, di.s Peri Cole, for NYorE, sail th scar Ia
SsScs, Sp,, Irrlysa, ship Camilla. Tgmphrsy Syors
Ms AT5s steamship DSfaD SMALL
LIvERrooI, April ARRIVED ship Laihiey Rich Rich,
LcspcS, April s--Arrived, steamship Celia ,Br) Gcadsu
bEGHoRN, March l--ln por orig Elise tNt scinnagen,
Poser pr, March is-In por, bark Gsreic, Black, for
Ag T. AMArys ,;ss%:Sg s,,c..g Her
SAN BIAS, March In port schr John Atwood from
ST joins Mr. Aprit S-Arve ships Importcr, Lowther,
New Orleans 5th Constitution, Haton, sayannah brigs
en- c Reynolds Dick Sasarene, MURPHY, TyGrs .ssrs
Ellen Nancy, Wood NYork Rough Diamond, Philadelphia
TARRAGoSA, March itArriyed, brig Myronus, Higgins
NYork. -. -. -, - 90, So,
Port Spsn; 2li schr 81 Croix, Collins, Aspiuwan
In port ssd Minot, Heaey, for NYork Proeus,
ChIpnan, for do; and others,
Sailed 23d, brig NJ Herrera, Havener baltimore
American Ports.
BOsTON, April g. PM-Arryed, schrs seiona, Holbrook,
Baltimore; Miller, Miller, Philadelphia Elizabeth. knowl.
! ton Elizabethpori Mary Brewer, Pease, NYork.
Ceaed-steamships Blackstone, Lovesnd, New Orleans;
Neptune Baker, NYork brig Ella (Br), Poo Rio Grande
schr Southerner, Darling, Richmond.
AHoush,on western sea- and Arie,ta; brss ferel and
st6-Arrved steamtug Vim Burrows Burrows, Nyork for
Easpor; bark Ploen lNor knusen 0ee and Langesnnd,
rem Hopkins Bennett, aud Louie SWEET Kennedy Tan
rier; Addc, smith, Craney Island va George McCielau,
Richards, Baltimore; Brandywine, Adams, Philadephis
bth-Arrved, steamship Glaucus, Walden, Nrorki shp
errool; Annie kimball, Lincoln New oreans brlgs
CARY ,ould smyrna Mary A Chase, McDonad, Trinidad;
| schr Addie Walton, Richmond =.
Also arrived 5th ship Mayhower, Call Cardih brgs oC
'RxITiHoRB April 3-Arrived, ship Grey Eagle Conn,
Rio Janeiro; bark Delaware Br White Demarara schr
Cleared Ohio (NG, Bsssc, Bremen via South
ampon land ssei); brigs Alex Kirkland Martin 81 Johns
PR; l. wadsworth, Bsly Boston; beopoldo reirolluku