The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-17
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ing the greater portion OF plank renewed She
will be thoroughly caked stripped of her old and furnished
with a new suit of Revere yellow metal sheathing
The schooner Samuel Fabens 75 TONS built in Newbury
port where she belongs, 1854 Nelson Townsend
dry Dock foot Of Gouveneur street. having her yellow metal
sbeathing patched.
The bark Sarah Payson, 40 tons Dgby SEQ
TIA In 1881 and belonging st John, New Brunswick,
the sectional dry dock street purpose
Of being caked, stripped Of her old and furnished with
suit Of yellow metal sheathing.
tugboat the central of the docks,
having suit of yellow sheahing placed her.
She has been newly painted
The brig Alice starr 354 TONS built in Rocksnd, Me- In
1885, and belonging to this port the balance dry dock
foot OF Pike slip for examination.
Fifteen OF the thirty gunboats Spanish govern.
ment have contracted with Mr. Deamater of the well
known iron works OF this city, TO build have been given TO
Messrs Mallory Co. of Mystic CT; ten to Messrs @ 4
Poon whose yard at the foot of Bridge street. Brooklyn
and five to Mr. Thomas Stack, yard
North Seventh street, Williamsburg. The Messrs Pollon
have made with Messrs Lawrence Foulkes
who will build five at their yard foot Of North Sixth street.
williamsburg Each Of the will 200 tons,
built OF the very best mater e plans furnished Mr.
John Ericsson of "Montor fame They copper
fastened and sheahcd expected to be aoat by the
middle Of July. Mr. Joseph Van Deusen, builder of the
Providence propeer running the Neptune line is the
general superintendent.
Marine Disasters.
BARK NoRpoEN The Norwegian bark Nordoen which
for Moneyiieo win up the city for repairs at VIII
s" Of g to o &
s cn s up the ON hat
Advertiser, May I3
BARK MoNTAIcNE- Of discharging the cargo
ress commenced lgh inst The contents OF the upper
badly damaged of the hoesheads being nearly empty
fsg ba ssse Ss the
sLoop NEVADA, of and from smthvle, SC, for Harbor
m on @ " ee The crew ws d os %
cargo were saved; vessel bilged
Miscellaneous.
Purser l. Young, of the steamship Gen Barnes,
vsnnnh has our thanks for favors.
Notice To Mariners.
Blonde Rock upon which the British steamship 81 George
recently lost is the of Maine
newspapers, put lies S&E 81 miles FROM the
Islands, OF the coast of Nova Scotia
The Seal Island Lighthouse Brtish) Is 3N miles distant
from Blonde Rock.
ed to have ed from It's moornas inst been
BY 0i''' Of q sSiaf Inspector I'd dist
buoy No the wsw Ground, bearing about by 70
Spar baoys with rcd and white horizontal stripes have been
placed on Hodges and Gaatin rocks which have feet
% the Bell Buoy
Boston, Nay H. iss " e. lighthouse ''''''''' gu us"
DISTINGUISHING LIGHTS ron CROSBY LIsHTsHIr.
On ina s.s wo ' IL asy Of
ing bright lights In addition 70 the single bright
4: S; ] rs
OF the vessel the other abAf at height OF about
When the vessel bro.dsde three light. will ap.
pear in the form O. triangle the hight forming
When the vessel end lights will appear as
maInmashend oil
light az .s .ns sa.e %ay ~. es u,,, o .
except within The their purpose
on s the hssn ,ay and The
be readily DISTINGUISHED from the Crosby Shore Light
$3.50 JOHN HARRISON, Secretary
spoken.
Brig scotsoraig of Dundee from Palermo for Philadel
phis, May 10 10y pilot boat A 7 Stewart, No 81.
Foreign Ports.
BRogwrRsuAvEs, Nay a-sailed, Ores. of the Wave.
BASJorwASsH, March t-sailed, Antelope, Hin, Am
BATHURST (Afrca March 94-saied, Ovid. Bacon, Bos.
BrnxupA May Sat 81 Georges barks Mary Baker (Br,,
Hilton sold and rsa,ting Jsa Davis. sharp Sold bull
% Ss s Mnop o sGa for spf sYsas ns is Mischief
is A1sss fa
and S s %ss Ss 's o
@ s. ' po dh;. os y %l1ss ,s
Mays; Edwin, for do, de seagawa for do Helena,
Cow BAY, April H-Arnved brig Iris. Burrcl. SYork
Cleared May ; bark Union L.Dl.ue. NYork
PETER Es ne S s ass r sS 20 5
Mitchell Scott and APL Landry FOR DO dg .chrs Tenn
SSSss r@% GsS5 Ms er sc for Boston M
FALMOUTH May ARRIVED. Vanguard, Mcclellan, Pisa
GIBRALrAE, April &-Arved, Daniel Webster Finn,
GLAon BAY April 2sArrvcd, brig Lenor Lenoir, SYork
Cleared May brig yolani, Canton Syort; 5h schr John
N9nrtsrnP, Mckinnnon; Nlo m ,-. g. -, ,,,,,-
Entered out 3d. John Harris Lang Belfast, Me; Kedar
IoNDcs, MAY t-Cear-d, ouick.,ep, Chase, Nswpor, to
MrssrSA April 27-Arrved smyrnioe, Mackay, Aleran-
NEwronT, May l.,hrrived. Freeman Clark, Bosworth,
PLYsoUrT May Arrived Germsnia ,.), xier. syort
for Hamburg sand proceeasd lsth via Chersoarrl
ponro cAnrr.o May 9-In port briss Hermes, for Phia
9urfssrowN, May Arrived, Jane Bishop, Kerr, Mon.
Arrived 18th. Siberia a. Martyr, Nyork for Liverpool and
m s''s ss s. ,s sYG. s
sogIn.SspToS, May 2 Arrived, Emerald, syork
Arrived 10Th, Donsu ts Ernst NYork for Bremen land
,sr CnoIx MsyiIn port briss op.ey, for NYork May
s,eu. May In bark. Mendoza, Perry, for syork,
asys Esonids: ae; hr.as coicSid dS 6ri s Sarah
ds Oven ss2n don .S rans
Nellie s'sp rssSy Asss o Elm. Wright Freeman
" Tsr e Sg COLI tF March crsp
FELL Boston.
American Ports.
,.ALExANDRih, May Arrived schr Jennie SHEPPARD,
Sailed schrs VIM Wallace scu Boston Maria Pcsrsons
Grant, and John Ward Imam Jersey City Florence Rod.
gers, Rodgers Nyerk
itthsalled .ebrs jennie Sheppard, seuI Jersey City;
Lowell LeavtI NYork.
BOSTON, May Is, Al. Cleared, ship VIM a Campbell,
Curling. ~ John NIB bark Aerandrna (Br, MITCHELL Glen
fuegos schr Ceestia Hendrck Hendrck, Baracoa; Ida
Bela, Fisher Mobile Helene Bshre Wilmington, NC; Mag
Ssss iG's Heed sss
Alexandria. Va
lahArryed, ship zlm Liverpool bark Lawrence.
ton, NC.
BANGOR May 10 Arrived schrs MARY tynburner, Lam
oil, and > woodbury. Woodbury., ElzsbethporL -
saisdLBrie olive Parker, NYork; schrs Iona, Kendall,
philadelphia; Porto Rico, Wentworth, NYork. .
Hand Philadelphia
CHARLEsI0N, May ~ AZ Quarantine, brgs Henry Per-
Rms, Mayo, New Orleans: v Brown Keen, Cardengs
Sallcd-Brlg u y kcdmnn. Redman, Satla. ga.