The New York herald., 1869-07-14
ShiDDjuU Notes.

perfect Perhaps misfortune OF the Rambler in
her late contest with the Magic may justly attributed to the
roughDess and quality of her sheahng The yell
low metal is fast supesedng that "copper" and experiences
like that related above give impulse the new disposition
the part of ship Since the rebellion GO ern
men has almost invariably called for yellow sheath
ing in their advertisements The the recent
y arrived North German ship Helene, Captain Raschen,
be quoted in this connection, which meaed
in February 1866 in this city, and kept the sheathng
wear until April Of this year, VIII it ordered by the
underwriters of Liverpool from any dermer of its
own but because the ship needed cakng. The captain
presses the opinion that the metal could easily be
other year.
The tugboat John Fuller yesterday morning
from the central dock, making way Rambler
She had her yellow metal sheathing patched.
The bark John Edrey 335 tons, built spain but owned
here by Messrs Bartram Brothers. Yesterday
afternoon from the balance dry dock foot Of Peck Slip
having her copper sheathng patched with yellow
The schooner b Nichols lowered from Fogarty
Co.'s sectional dry dock Red Hook Monday afternoon
after undergoing extensive repairs.
The schooner Julia d, "a tons, built in Hopewel in 1865
and belonging to st Johns, after having bottom caked
was lowered from the above dock the day.
The schooner Welcome Bebee TONS built in Belevle
j, in 1860 and ed In Jersey City, the above
dock for repairs
The schooner Constitution 299 built Genwood in
1852 and belonging to Jonas Smith Co.. OF this city, the
Peoples dry DOCK foot of Gouveneur
She is to have her bottom painted
The schooner Champion is on TIE Nelson Townsend dry
DOCK adjoining the above. She ID to be painted An
tempt was made to raise her Monday sernoon the
swell occasioned by passing Sound seamer-he Mar
ncaused the dock to and the schooner slipped
the keel blocks, doing but little damage to her, however
The barge Insurance lowered yesterday afternoon
from the sectional dry dock at the foot of Clinton street.
followed by the schooner belmont Locke which will have
her shoe repaired.
The steamer George Washington is on the gres. secona,
he of
land Is on the mammoth dry dock at Hoboken Both
being painted
The schooner Franklin Bell l55 TONS on Deans railway
Red Hook, painting bottom and other repairs
Mary Jane, A5 tons, caulkng and painting bottom.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP OLD DOMINION, Freeman, at San Francisco from
% II had
sesns ,S sH:0 and rGpp wa
drowned; blowing hard and heavy sea running i'm
died very suddenly Of heart disease. '''-'
SHIP sILAs GREnSsAN, was driven by a.storm Nav
her from going ashore BY last accounts she water
e he asss IN to OG
her off. W ""
:, Porter, from BSTS. fSr Manila .
man.
BAR. JaAsssSr. Heath from raeshg.no May ~ for
% had sss
another survey would Be held when cargo wa. en-.
fR:Ff out as: W. s.y being ' II r d
the sw with ,, bad & cross sea- and carried away
Sox:pf sfsspf eshs sesSs
Tns %n the nss I
from and being $50 mile: west Of unable
paraso, where shs arrived morning Of Nay 81 '' ''r
BRIG CHARLOTTE, Bowdin, from New York. put into 81
captain conld not account for accident.
sonR REPUBLIC, from Boston for wiscasset which was
down 4h inst BY the British brig Speed was fallen in
SS rows gs e SHen % pilot 81 Sa'
o & e w.9 S TO e s her & Into her
was deu a S to tow her and not until sunday
S 1s @s. ns a ss saJ "a sss ::
70 us S an sr % bs S GSs.
muny for their thoughtful regard for the safety public
sonvlle was struck by lightning 9Th shaiierlug the
manmass m % and killing seaman named Reynolds, belonging
,oS Sem D., "a S, from Boston
sound by steamer which away manSa and stove
house and quarter. '''''
with about a75 tons Of coal went ashore south Of
Cnttyhunk near 9uicks Hole, night of the 10th. Two
S went TO her from New Bedford on the
sonR JAMES HENRY, Oliver. from Rockand for New
off West Chop and had rail and plankshear broken bull
no damage.
soHR wx CoLLyER, from Georgetown, DC,for Port Nor
% put o qs e 81 n T into
Ian as before stated and had quarter badly stove, sprung
Miscellaneous.
Purser VIM Hathaway, Jr of s,eams hip San Salvador
from Savannah, has thanks for favors.
Whalemen.
Arrived at PrSvnce9wn otb, schrs Arizona Goodspeed
hsh Ebridge Gerry, Emery, do is months out $50 bbls
40 will nj nh 10
letter from Capt White of bark Alto, of B. reports
the The Alfred Gibbs and 7S DO do by the Niger Would sal
letter from Capt Jennings, Of ship Alfred Gbb. B.
sSs gals sp freight from different vessels. HIpse,s
to be at home In October or November.
spoken.
Ship Derby, Go1 from Mazatau for Liverpool rs days
ou' no date lat 4l" (probably l) 81 N, Ion lzi 81 w.
Foreign Ports.
BOMBAY June ls-sailed ship Sapphire seiders Liver
pExAnASA, June Arrived, schr Annie Whiting, Hut.
chn.sn S ss IA brig rG5TS zpps sadie SOTO
In port 92a 9riss Annie Whiting, for NYork ds chesa
akAsaow, July Arrived steamship St David, Scott,
s9EsoA, June 2s-rn port ship Camilla, Humphrey, for
HAVANA, July l3--Arrved, bark Cardenas Nyork
KISasroS, Ja June H-Arrived, brig AyIesord Martin,
Sailed ilth, schr M Wentworth, Robbins Nyork via
Moran, Bay joth sehr Esson, Wilson, Aquin 18th, brgs
SySt ss6onsd 5s "a, PSisSsloss aISSs ss JOSIE
In port June 70 schr Grapeshot unc
ST John, nh. '
.uMApElRA, June ls-rn por, brig VIM Mason, Small, for
West Indies ready.
Glasgow.
son, 81 John, NIB
9grEysIows July Arrived, steamship Aleppo, Har
~ SOUTHAMPTON, July l3-Arived, steamship Baltimore,
Voec.er Baltimore for Bremen tand proceededl
BT THOMAS, june 30-In port, barks Ann Alice (Br),
Me.seuEsr arrived 29th for FYork Fanny Lewis Br) Gil
Ian from kYork arrived 29th dsg briga Blanche (Br from
Baltimore, arrived 23d for Ponce, PR Maria Crowsi,
Crowel from EYork, arrived 26th dag Kathadn, saun
Lark from EYSrk s5fssS Nyort ash asx
same day for P6ncel John Richard Br Roach, Baltimore
land sailed is for fonce); 10TH Charlotte Bowdn, NYork
sailed ostfor PR-aee Disc Two Marys tBr)
Marshall Snd sailed a.i for Arroyo 10Th, Lizzie Troop
Novel; Boston and sailed 22d for Arroyo) 25th Cbeviot
Whitney, nd sailed Both for Cuba); 30th steamship
Esrtb Amsyesp, wiW, NYork for Brasil land ssledl