The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-21
SAILED.
Bark Doris Broaerssn, for Rio Jsneiro.
Wind nj sunset SW.
shipping Notes,

shipping Notes.
During the pnst week ten days the dry docks
kept very busy the entry present
the present and coming week.
There In port Saturday 472 vessels, which
81 steamers, "a SHIPS 81 barks, g5 brics ana 100
schooners
The mammoth sectional dry dock Hoboken has had up
the Neptune steamer aaaea for ths OF having her
bottom painted
The dry docks out of the city limits do not flourish during
season. reasons them being the
difficulty Of procuring calkers the giving preference
the South docks account of being under
lee of the stoehouses therefore protected In great
measure, from the bitter north winds
The docks the of Market up
the thirty Spanish gun.
boats for the purpose Of copper sheahng their bottoms
sides these the tugboat Leon, belonging Mr. Wright for
light repars
The balance dry dock the Of Pike slip had up
the sance, SOS built here in 1859 belonging
to this port She stripped Of her old sheathng re-
calked and rcrnealed.
She followed by Bellevue belonging TO the
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction, which Ind
upper streak OF yellow metal sheathing given her
some brazers' copper placed on her bow.
The Jane Adane AGO TONS present,
aving her bottom painted
The balance dry adjoining had up the ship
Cynosure 1919 TONS bull, IN Bath, Me- 1885, belonging
to the Tapsco They merely patched her metal sheahing
She lowered last Wednesday.
The steamer Flag yesterday, having wheel
placed her She built in Philadelphia In 1887 $50
borshen, belongs the Florida Railroad Company
The great sectional dry dock the foot Of Rutgers slip
has had three vessels:-
Tho ship Corsica 1888 tons. built ia Thomaston, Mo- In
1896 had her rudder adjusted.
ship Dauntess 1900 toms built Mystic this year
consigned Msssrs Fish Co. received suit OF yel-
low metal sheathing.
day and 10 yet She to be stripped Of her old yellow
metal shsathtng, recalksd and remetailed.
The smaller sectional dock adjoining has had up two
schohers and brig
The brig NASH 2Si tons, built in Columbia In 1855
belonging Messr Brett, Son Co, Of this city, low
cred on Friday, after beng stripped recaksd
mstallod.
The schooner Robert Noble M tons, raised lowered
Friday being taken up merely for examination, which
was satisfactory. !
The schooner Chino raised Saturday morning and
lowered In the evening, meantime being calksd and fur
nished with a OF yellow metal sheathing.
on the sectional dry dock at the foot of Clinton street the
schooner Lucy IVA tons, taken up Wednesday last
and lowered Friday, in the interim having some new
plank put In her bottom
The schooner 0deseeve heretofore reported ashore
lowered Saturday, having repaired
The Peoples dry dock At the foot OF street.
had mp the brig Velocity 24s built In Calais Ne, In
1884, which had her metal sheahing patched Che WAS low
cred Wednesday.
The schooner Abbe Hodgman was raised by Nelson
and now shoe put
Tho tugboat Lily followed her for slight REPAIRS receiving
which she lowered Friday afternoon.
Marine Disasters.
HAynE Dec ao-Tho bark Maggie Reynolds Orb key.
nods from New York for this port while proceeding to her
BERTH struck the quay and stove her hull.
ANTWERP, Dec 2o-Thc bark Cummings from New
York, ia ashore In the schcdt.
STEAMSHIP CIRoAssIAsMr Young Underwritera agent,
Beach, 9Oh inst and rspors TINT he vessel lays
head on shore bow touching the edge Of the outer bar stern
the beach Vessel tight and being DISCHARGED rap
idly and put on board q lighters One lighter iosdsd ana
coming TO the city Cables and anchors have been laid
The vessel 10 in charge Of Capt Perry, OF the Coast
wrsckng Company. ihs IL owned By Ernest Fielder Of
this CITY.
SUR WIZ wn.qox toi Now BEDFORD, johnson, from AL:
eans Nov FOR Phadepha with railroad ron ne Vessel
ashore on the Shears She ~ she Capes 18Th,
and went ashore about miles above Delaware breskwa
br She 10 reported ~ lying 10 dangerous possuea The