The New York herald., 1869-09-05
Shipping Notes.
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Georgetown, DC.
Wind at sunset S.
Shipping Notes.
There In port yesterday feet of 425 vessels, OF
which e IS shps 9s barks 09 brss 81
schooners
The dry dock business ia than usually brisk,
and the books of entry display goody of of
vessels offered for raising and repars The workingmen
well rejoice their harvest for no. only the calk
and carpenters employed in overwhelming numbers In
the Navy Yard but merchantmen demand has sprung up
for them onshore tsat hardly be met On every side
indications Of revival OF trade and the tide
Of humanity from the fashionable country resorts
camille New York will undoubtedly be Itself again.
The bark Adeine Adams, Of 399 tons, built n Camden
Ne, in 1856, and owned by Mr. Mallory, Of Stats
burg in this State has been undergoing extensive
pairs pier 3d. foo! Of Jackson street. yellow pine
deck has been laid from poop orecase increasing the
vessels capacity and giving great additional strength The
frame unusually heavy 10 fitted with full set of
backmatack hanging and lodging knees The outer plank
ing Of oak 4x2 running the entire length OF the vessel
and is firmly fastened. The hold has been opened outside
and IN, and all defective timbers replaced by new being
heavy, l3 inches ceiling to be all scarfed and
through boed and locust reenaed being and 10 inches in
thickness the floor and aperins to inches The repairs
subject to inspection by French Loyds and the various
underwriters agents. She will be taken into dry dock
this week for the purpose OF receiving suit of yellow metal
sheatbing
The brig Forrest is the central dock the
foot Of Market street, having bottom, keel,
stern and sernpost.
The schooner Phebe the balance dry dock foot
Pike sIp having shoe put The Phebe is of 25j
tons, and from the yard Of Mr. Smith, Pachogue LII
She rates Al for in American Lloyds and is in all
respects superior vessel She is owned by Messrs Done
Potter Co, of this city, the builder and others.
The steamship Cores, 126 tons of Messrs Cromwell
Co.'S New Orleans line, the mammoth balance
dry dock adjoining tho above for the purpose being paint
as To and ouph
REPAIRS while lying at the Delamaer Works,
Thirteenth street. North river including kessons extra
bge keesons, ways In the lower between decks
ira water in the upper between decks the defective
plank taken of aud renewed rereenaed throughout
Her machinery has also been thoroughly overhaued She
takes her place in the line again next Saturday
The steamship James Adger l52 TONS built at New York
1884, and now in Mcssrs II Morgan Co.'S Charleston line,
lowered from the large sectional dock foot of Rutgers
street on Friday after receiving repairs to keel and
Her place occupied by the propeller Doris 1898 .ons
of the Neptune line, which will be painted
The bark Godfrey, 5i8 tons built Portland CT in 1855
and owned in Boston by Messrs Thayer Lincoln
cred from the smaller sectional dock next adjoining FRI
day morning. after having been stripped of her old and fur
nished with new suit of yellow metal sheathlng.
The bark Purveyor late United Sates and owned by
Messrs Fay Bros of this city, lowered from the
ona dock the foot of Clinton street Friday after hav
g been stripped of old and furnished
yellow metal sheathing.
The steamboat Port Royal the Peoples dry dock,
the foot of being caked painted
The tugboat Dan lowered Norris
Townsends dock adjoining the above Friday after hav
Ing her wheel adjusted ugboat Lewis up
the same purpose.
The iron steamship Hansa 2?s tons OF the Bremen line
in the mammoth sectional dock at Hoboken, being
painted.
Messrs Fogaty Co have had their sectional docks
Red Hook during the past week for painting general
Bachman (NG). The schooner Mary Jane is dock.
The steamers Mil Rock and Edward Pavson tug Mohawk
schooners Eliza Hamilton and Roam, and elevator Eagle
at Deans railway Red Hook, undergoing repairs
The British ship Reporter, i5ll tons, the Erie Basin
dry dock No being atripped Of her yeow metal sheahn
for the purpose Of finding leak.
Marine Disasters.
BARK EZRA, Capt Ellis, from Liverpool Baltimore -
Body Island beach by telegraph the Exchange
and News Room, Pine s,rect)
STEAMSHIP LEO, from Savannah for New York passed
Fortress Monroe for Norfolk AN 4h inst want Of coal
SHIP LLoREI, of Cadiz, from Manila March 81 Lon
discharsing 25d ''''''' ''"A"A' anu was
SHIP ANN ELIZA tBr ashore at Smiths Island, has been
temporarily abandoned on aeeeant Of The weather The
on the beach, full of water, humping heavily and with
pieces Owing 70 the accident to one OF the steam pumps
before the other could n not keep he free Her
N5 wah may be possibly saved but IN greatly con
states that wreckcrs are still at work on her.
BRIG IGSAzro Qa Dooguarde, which arrived at Bangor
22 ut TO load for Palermo grounded on the beach, fen of,
was to be sold auction the 81 inst she lay. ashore
the beach She Is about 30 years old owned Palermo
| not Insured
BRIO TENERIrFH tsp), from - for Havana, put into ST
SoH9 0fRTRuDT, from = John, Nh, for PhIa.eiphia ran
on the point OF Henopen AM OF I'd inst and to pieces
| The cargo, lath, all lost, except about zOOO
Miscellaneous.
We indebted the Merchants Exchange and News
Association, so Pns street. important shipping nte
gence
YACHT METEOR We learn by despatch to the Exchange
and News Room, Pine street, that the yacht Meteor from
New York for Cawe the uonarrval al which had caused
considerable uneesuess IN England put into Bermuda Aug
| 2t-resson not stated.
STEAMER HoRNRr, from Phlsdelphis for "Queenstown,"
which put Into Halifax, NJ, Let irs for coal has been de-
tained the Custom House al.hor and dischaging
! Sd inst
! BANK wAsnNGroS Brroupa--fh damaged portion OF
the saved from bark Washington hatcher ami taken to
hey West was sold prior 10th at by the Marshal Tor
whniernca.
with 80 bbls aud a5 do VIII oil on board Sent home ii
Arrived at ls scr Aeghans Pishor Atlantic Ocean.
Arrived at Berrnuda Aug IT, schr Cetacesn, Atkins Pro
ynoetown eruae with spkgs OIL Cleared 1ltb schr
eer from tRe second oacer Of bark Endeayo Tsbsr
OF New York, reports her % Boarbon May -, VITA
bbs .p OIL having 70 Dbl whale thai day the first
letter from Cap. Macy, Of bark Lancer, Of New Bad
ford reports her Aug with oil as sst reporca haa
whales. Spoke three days previous bark Addison Cornell
w letter. ass Cap. Cole, Of bas Arab. Of New BEDFORD