The New York herald., 1869-10-03
Shipping Notes.

VIM Clyde, lmington, NC, Ellen Terry NeWberu NC:
Isaac Bell, Richmond NC.
Wind sunset 5.
Shipping Notes
There were port yesterday fleet OF 4gl vessels of
which steamers shps 9 bark brigs and SO
schooners.
The pilot boat Edmund briggs the smaller one of
the foot Of Market street, having cop
per cleaned
The Dragon lowered from the screw
dock Wednesday, after having been stripped of old
and furnished with new suit of yellow metal sheathng,
her place occupied by the schooner Sarah Mari
100 tons for the purpose of being calked and painted
The steamer Weybosset ITO ons built Mystic in 1854
ara owned in this city lowered from the larger dock
adjoining Friday after examination and slight repairs
The steamer Rattesnake belonging to Messrs Snow Bur-
CESS this city, the balance OF Pike street,
repair occasoned by getting ashore recently at
Hell Gate.
The iron steamer City of Port au Prince 3l tons built in
Glasgow 1861 in Boston, lowered from
the mammoth balance dock adjoining Friday after being
painted and her place occupied by the iron steamer
Virginia. 42 ons owned in this city for the purpose Of
dergoing similar treatment
The ship Thomas DunKam 1922 tons built Bath Me- in
1852 and owned here by Messrs Thomas Dunhams Nephew
Co, h the large sectional dock foot Of Rutgers street,
being painted.
On the smaller sectional dock adjoining the brig Clyte
1853 TONS built at seaspo in 1866 and owned there having
her metal patched
The schooner Jed Frye lowered from the Peoples
DOCK foot Of street. Friday being
and painted
The schooner Marngo, Of Harwich, Norris Town
sends dock, adjoining being painted.
The Erie Basin docks have occupied during the
week, their record being ms folows:-
On Tuesday the ship Tameahe s24 TONS haing from Phi
adepha, foated out OF dock No after having been
stripped of her old and furnished with Of yellow
metal sheathing.
On Wednesday ship California 1913 TONS built at Boston
tn and =
foated out of dock No she also having been stripped
and remetaled.
On Thursday the United States Of the
chants' line to New Orleans, foated from dock No l.
after having been painted
The iron steamer Pioneer IT'S tons belonging Messrs
Snow Burgess Of this city is dock No l. being
painted
Aesers Fogary Co have had during the week their
sectional docks the Adatic Uno the
yacht Scud and schoeners Mary Hamilton Wibor Chas
woolsey and Emma Henley, all for painting and general
pairs.
week Deans railway Red Hook barge Hazard; brig
Pension 7 tons brig Julia Kelly 25l schr Cornea
and tug Starbuck, for general repairs.
Marine Disasters.
LONDON Oct 2-Shp Nautilus, from New YORK for this
port before reported will be towed from Grimsby
Roads Her hull and in good condition The ouy
damage sustained in the late gales the loss of few
sails and some running rigging.
bTEAAEb TRADE WIND-oOutn west fase, sept E-Ihe
following information concerning the sinking of tho
steamer Trade Wind, Morrill,, from New Orleans for
Belize, Hon, obtained from the Honduras pilot,
who board at the time and who arrived,
with four others, at the South West Pass yeser-
day in small boat He about four hours after
ing this bar at Thursday, Sept 49, leak dis
covers but no danger being she by the
sse en
possible resorted to- and exeron spared to
Thursday night the res exiting Finding further
to getting everything in fos fs 70 their soa
a = IL on Friday she wss went
the meantime been thrown oveEboard hopes saving tho
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ns
latter in tow which retarded his Of the pots
were passengers wae rough Ut the steamer
dssn b boats Of the me and first have
missing.l
BRIG Aev,ps.oH, BIgley, Of Newport ,rlvsd at Mobile
% sess 'ss's e s1a
cargo. crew stood four hours ready Al momens
He good n WITH hs
ports
BRIO POTOMAC from Rio Janeiro at Baltimore lst re.
as Of a G
gone white house top black billet bead and
SOM LEAcH-Two wreckng .choonen arrived a.
Norfolk aoh u laden with railroad iron taken from the
vessel full Of and has settled in sand Hessrs
c % hs S her
the s%e an EXPOSED pA'0 ana muoh swell on al
Shoals was left at anchor with small bower having parted
xsssssy str
ping her and picking lumber She old vessel
wa. owned entirely by her captain Hiram Fogg of Bucks
FANNIE, Burney, before reported at Holiness Hole
aSas sh IT. part anu on mo marine
from sss: SS n ss brig
yard and csnvas having heavy gales the North
Miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP FANNIE, Foley, from Savannah for Balti
more put back AN Of the LIST inst having encountered
ceeded same afternoon.
Watts Co. R Isss not Jet named TO be
es f 9s e S 4
Sept 30 at wes. Brooksve Me- by Cap. Jerry Jones'
whitney TO be commanded By Capt Henry Perkins formerly
wood soReus ssaS copper @
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% msa ' <. 1s " 70 ss
other schooner TO be on in September Of the
Notice to Mariners.
Notice hereby given that the Bell Tower nj Fond Ial.nd
Light Station blown down gale and hs bell In
ured The ringing will be discontinued until further notice.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Boaro
JOHN POPE, LII Inspector, LIST district
Portland, Sept 30, 1859.
Spoken.
Bark oodve from Shields for New York. Sept lat 8
Ion lb
Foreign Ports.
ArJMR July 2l-Passed BY Aiken snellman from Sin.
gapoIe for Boston 9Th, Kingdom Of Begium Rogers do
Tor NYork; Aug Zephyr, Porter Her Majesty Sey-
mour Manila TOR do Samuel Larrabee THOMPSON NYork
for shanghae
BOMBAY, Aug 1s-sailcd Bennington Slower Calcutta
CADIz, Sept 11Saied, Gettysburg EDGE New Orleans
nE qent "A ed lad Tbo