The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28

and belongs to VIM Nelson, J Of this city. She Is having
large forward portion Of her keel new
foot put
The smaller balance dry DOCK directly Pike
alp, has had vessesthe barks Ermina 52 tons
Sarah Elizabeth, 1888 The former, which lowered
on Thursday afternoon had slight given her. and the
latter, which still on, will be reastened inside,
her bottom calked and yellow metal sheathed.
The docks the foot Of Market slip have raised
six Notwithstanding three of the Spanish gunboastwo Of
which the larger and the central They
copper sheathed The pilot boat Hope has up
the week the smaller Dock having copper sheahng
fastened and going through examination The bark
Richard Peare Of Windsor MS the large dock being
yellow metal sheathed The brig Rising SUM- $40
has taken the place of the bark and having yell
low metal sheathns patched.
The Peoples dry DOCK at the foot Of Gouveneur street.
had up briggs Alice Franklin, $50 TONS Florence m
TONS The former had her zinc sheahing stripped
bottom painted, and the latter s having yellow metal
sheathng patched and shoe pnt on.
The Nelson Townsend dry dock, adjoining, has raised
three schooner Laura Pride los TONS
stripped caked and mealed; the brig Aruba. Bermuda
which had her old shcabing stripped of her bottom
panted and the schooner Alice b, AT TOMS on waiting
to have her bottom cleaned.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP GLAD TIpINas, Thomson, bound to Glasgow and
on the dh got spit and remained about four
hours being low water and very smooth with wind
Ascer,aned.
SHIP FRANK THAYEn, at Honolulu, had discharged her
have been found about her bows She reoadns
I'd inAt
HARRIET LIEvEsLEY (Br) has at last been got upon
the city railway at New Bediord and found to be NOT
SAd a ws sss o ss a.. s
bruised where the schoolshp Massachu
ss fsss sas wy probably ss :: :s
Tor the benefit of the wreckers.
wsp at into & inst. badly sew NOW re-
pairing, and win probably sail for destination about Dec
vhe coming through he xe IN tow win Sre % ohs
shoonsr was run INTO Dy schr Native damaging her
to . small extent.
scHn LIsDsnYThe schooner before reported ashore
on stage Island Me- = me s Lindsey Captain Emery coal
the rocks The vessel badly damaged and nearly total
va. valued s7od coal viii BE- nearly sas
landed on the rocks by six men from the Pool.
Som ALOE GRACE tnot 0 Graves from Philadelphia
hold. 80 - '-A' ""'e' - WI
soun LOOKOUT, from Bangor for Stamford, CT, which
% s.amd her cargo Of aa sna
proceeded to City Island for repairs.
laden, collision gath inst, of straord with an IN
known brig bound s.. GT96.Sy brig Hannah q before
xsSs ssas.ns, Ne WIND Ssns shsas The .eSooesr
port tack and should kept clear Of the schooner
The brig struck the schooner on the starboard bow
gear Her forward were tose in rendering nn
Wind he sa T. m ns Ts the
vessel being lsunhed last spring and the collision entails
The hs dea 0r
sonn Gun Rocg, Lubbock, lay at the end Of Grimns
pounded ami dashed against with terrible force, bre akng
50 that for time was feared that both vessel sna wRar
would be total wrck The schooner now undergoing
Niork, towsd into Boson 96ih in Distress having
west gale on the 9Th inst, OF Cape Ann
sona sransvILk Of Dennis Chase from Philsdephia
William eSher, Captain Emmons vent to her ssss
lance, but could 40, get her OF, q being low tide.
MpPss ~ay s s. b @
san NAY Z, has been rot or By 4. Of the who
arrived july u. $3.50 f ~
ouEsssrowS, Nov ls-The gr bark A W singleton, Mes
a s Cam in %n an and waerosged p named
Of Cape reton some Of the e crew shs
Tor sydney, being ;he nearest port.
Notice to Mariners.
PORTSMOUTH, NH, Nov 49, 1859
The iron eaoys Iaeed in The harbo some since by
color changed from red to white.
Spoken.
ssp Monsano More from Boston for Calcutta, Oct 90
ship Sona9sum. Lore from caao for Hamburg, Nov4
ship Lady IsssusOn Adams, from London for New York.
ssp " 1s s S " Philadelphia for San Fan
ship Amira OBJ Crosse, from Philadelphia for Antwerp,
PARK x S ,sn .ru. from New York to sten, Nov y
OF ssrk ouysans I Graves IF ON Boston for Maar'us
BARK Eureka Holloway. from Shields for New York, Nov
8, lat 4 q. lon "a.
Foreign Ports.
,AETwErp, Nov l3-Arised. Abbie Thomas, Robinson.
As.ln Sept 2iassed ship Herald Gardner from Gale
BonprAUx, Now Arrived nj pauilac Nov Il, owego,
hEssrot, Nov Arrived. Hattie NJ, Parker, Nyork cou-
Sailed itth, Annoy Mckenzie, Norleans via Cardiff
BRfMEnHAvEs, nov lS-Arrived, Frankfurt o., Kuhlkcn,
Oh imsum 18Th, renah G,ikey from Philadelphia
BEYaouI, Nov 2-saed, Volunteer. Tyack, Niork
BAIAyrs Sept 2aArrived Nevada, Nichols, Yokohama.
Calao for Hamburg land sailed l6th).
ca" Nov q oeSy As Po.sr NYoI hamburg
nkkAt Noy le.P"sed by, Aonnaug Wallis, from Phila
Arrived DO 18th Progress smons, London for PhIdel.
phi n and anchored
Foocnow sept B-Arriyed, Springfield, Dwight, sinsn.
GLASGOW. Nov I5-Arrived Cha.sworth Hatfield, callao
.nhEssock, Nov iS-saied, j L W.kwie, Wyle, Phila-
dLogcyerrR, Not Is-Aniyed, Lord Baltimore Lanfare
nInnALTAn kove-Psssed brig MadswAska, fowic. from
rA An. IpEK ~ Nsy Eth port, brss Mary Stewart
Arrived q. do lin, brig Tula, Reed, Porto Rico.
HoLyHEAb Nov i-Arrscd Than "a, Reed Liverpool for
Norfolk Emma sscor, coonsn, do for New Orleans.
HAMBURG, Nov II saicd-shakspeare. Jorsensen, New
Sailed from cuxhav.n ith, Helena Donnsr Toosbuy San
HAyar. Nov H-Arrved Ksdar, French. Santa Anna via
sailed 18th, New York 90, Nordenholt Havana and New
Cleared 18th, Waldo Prcssey, Nyork.
hasyoEg May Albert Benson , s,s Manila.
HoselUIS. Dc. p Arb sI..Sip Vineyard BARRETT Bur
arts Inlet land ssilsa sane day for snsnshse1 ax
Weal SAITH, kYors:J "A Eishop, Kerr, Wlwpgtop, NO;