The New York herald., 1869-05-30

Rebecca Clyde, Ellen Terry NewberD ships Jeremiah
G Rich, Lisbon; suseJ strout, Bruns wick, ia.
Wind nj sunset S, very light.
Shipping Notes.
The pilot boat Hope yesterday noon from
central Of the docks the Market slip,
after having her copper sheahns patched top
painted.
The bark Howard 59s tons, built shelburne Ms 1864
and belonging to Yarmouth lowered from the balance
dry dock foot Of Pike street. Thursday morning after
having her bottom painted.
The steamboat Kaiahdin owned by James Sanford after
being calked strip Of her old and furnished with
suit OF copper sheahng lowered from great
dry dock the foot of Pike slip, Friday morning
The schooner Moody, after having her bottom painted
was lowered from the Nelson Townsend dry DOCK
GouveYneur street, on Thursday afternoon.
The bark Teresa 346 ons measurement, built in Wiz
lamsburg In 1857, and owned by Messrs Maitland Phelps
Co, of this city, the balance dry DOCK sp
being caked, stripped of her old and furnished
suit Of yellow metal sbeathng This s the Of
derwriter's survey.
The steamer Ariadne sls tons, measurement built
Mystic, CT in 1864 and belonging to Messs Livingston Co.
OF this city, the sectional dry doc foot Of Clinton
street. having her bottom painted
The tugboat H L Wait lowered from the Nelson a
Townsend dry dock yesterday noon after having
painted.
The brig Iza $50 tons. measurement bni in Sears.
port where she belongs In 1884, Ia the larger
screw docks, having her yellow sheathna patched
drv loci
being painted.
The pilot boat Ezra Nye central one OF the screw
docks having her copper shesthing patched.
The ship Riverside, 124o tons, built in Bath Me- In Fsor
ary 1865 and belonging to Messrs Charles Wright Co.
this city, Ia on the great sectional dry Dock the foot of
Ringers slip for the purpose OF being recalked.
There were b2 vessels in yesterday of "a
steamers 81 ships, l baks l0s brigs 100 schooner
The alp between piers and a. East river usually occu-
pied by the mammoth balance dry dock 10 being drelged
IN rttvto
piers ~ and 80 the foot OF street yeer
day afternoon large numbers Of people gathered on the
Joining piers and the vessels in the neghbobood waiting to
witness It's departure from its old BERTH were spy paid
FOR their patience. Seven tugs employed ip tow
ing IT, A sided ont into the aroused lest
the tide would get swing in consequence oil the i'm,
mense oroadsde presented the dock being $50 feet in
length, but the tide being the slack conduct OF the
steamers judicious, gIded majescay into the stream
causing all the river craft to give way Many steamers
ferryboats &c. sauied II with their whistles an IL SLOWLY
moved mp the river
Marine Disn yters.
BARB KATE srRiSo, before reported as having been
survey. and was sold April 5. "'''' special
BAnW FIRgLovFEEr (Norl which went ashore ut Cane
Norfolk By the MARSHA sJS I'M. IN aa to cc.e ss
for ssiss "e' 0" 'n' '''e' Purchased by Baker
scnn SMITH, rSoter, at Charleston from New York,
Po,s % @ s1 INST ra ON Cape hat,eras etpsrenccd heavy
ero.e sanchon stove buwarks and washed The deck
Som AxeIIiA fedrick, which sailed from salem Mass
Nv eaS. os sppos.s to be The v.s,s reported
BAgaE BoNrtooN, oadca carecned over and duel
with wser at the Hudson River Rslroad depot rhr r
wesGHs steamer % John Filler pumped up aud H'a'd ny the
vAssA, May io-out Of the of u men, only nv.
s wrecked four miles north u hs pa, this ,naraing
1IjsceIlsncou
Capt Geo Fetcner Of the steamship Pert from Kipss
ton, ia, viii accept thanks for his couf,esss.
sn srrs.rue ~ uEyegsY new 60 ton, s,rpensr
inst g. Paysanda south America. She BY Messrs
towing the La Platte and Uruguay rivers ~
m srKAsrue carELLA r.m Phladspqia for Portland
by parties a Portland for $soo ' ' Ha' o'e0 purchased
WhnIe,nen.
Arrived At sotosama March W bark, Massachusetts, WI
Janus hlen, Mn,; do 80, Helen SNOW, Campbell do iat'
sailed from yckohsms xpril ~ bark. Mas,aehuse. on
e[sc lath Helen Snow, do' Ish Josspbine do 2d Janus
spoken.
e ,s9wp isns .sa a. And i'd sg. g with white
ssr, ,iowa"d from Boston FOR surns May ~ lat 1910.
Bris xd.aide tof rop.han Me- steering N, no date. or
sarah Douss,. from Galveston for Liverpool, Nav 70,
Foreign Ports.
xn2T March 81 assied bark Rebecca CBr, Davidson,
Nav .sd s.ss .eecRo esa sss es. s%C,s
BERMUph, May Il-hrved, brig Hary est Queen Scbotk
NYork; schr Toosata stuart. do.
In port 10th. brig Anneta for Nyort TO sail 2stb. .,br
4 ookaita. Stuart, for do. ' ~
CpoSsTADT, May E.-Arrived, Reunion, Dunbar Nyork
lett for NYork) ~
DKxrRAs, Nay I'm port brss Annie Gardner, and su.
vance, for NYork, ldg.
ELsiSosf, MAY &-Arrlyed, ryrus, Halr.n- Nyork FOR
CIonNadt selma Alison, do for Fanny, Bodin Nyork
trosa tBr), Tor NNcrk, dg
rAtMouTn, Nay l7.-hnved,. Fortnica rhorsen, Nyors
gfDRALrAR, May 7-Arrved Pscibco, savarese, Nyork;
Nelse, Lsnro, and Julis, SinIed do.
sailed April M, Embyn, Conghsm (from Messnnl
Nlork May hystc, Hoffman from Mcssna) Baltimore;
y w welsh, Watson, from Messina for PHILADELPHIA,
Behind The rock 9Th, brys Antelope Randall from Messus
for Nforki oskee Coe from Palermo for dol schr Ksle
dam, Townsend, rom -. Wind SW NAYS.
phs. ~ ~
et, Niork ' 's
!AyBE. May i6-Arrived, Emilia, Jensen Sorleana
HoNt hoSe Atril le-n port, shipsOld Dominion Free
mar or san rrancisco lds; John Dimmock (Br. Win
she sna hsress ~, saey for do do bsks AM Stevens,
hforh, arrived @h, unc; Maria Rckmers s,o from San
Yokohama, ~ ed I5th '
Sailed Apti i2b .hps wndward, Barrett, ssp Francisco
lsh Palmer, NCasiin do i'tb, National Eage, Niot
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