The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-17
Shipping Notes.

Malta brigs Bertha PernambucO TORONTO, Fa-
mouth, Ja Annie Gardner, Demarara.
Wind at sunset NV, light
Shipping Notes.
During month OF October there arrived at this port
foreign ports $40 vessels, OF which French cor
vete 30 steamships 80 ships n barks 103 brigs and So
schooners.
Workmen engaged In repairing the river end OF pier
No 10 East Az much 200 feet Of the DID, tumbled
down been away, which is proposed 10
substantially replace with materials II Is an improve
ment long needed.
The slip between piers Nos 10 and 10 East river is being
dredged
Time again has been shown in these columns how
totally building the foot of Whitehall slip, known
as the Barge Office the business which it s de-
votedthe inspection of baggage belonging TO passengers
landed from foreign steamships 1t is dirty miseraby in
adequate place. unkempt inside and outside and in all Its
surroundings and the dock which II Is stuaed Deing
without and generally dapidated the unfortunate
compelled to submit to the overhaung and ran
sackng their property at times are for hours exposed 7?
scorching suns renchng showers freezing blasts Not
only dsgraceu the condition Of the building and dock,
yet that Is not all that Is to blame and going Tar TO
stamp the whole dscredtabe In the extreme
Mos. important in this particular is the liberty
which swindiing hackmen and expressmen are allowed
passe nge being subjected to the searching pro-
Strangers most Of lhem after long sea voyages are
Sesrous Of meeting their friends being ensconced In some
hotel and naturally accepthe first hickman who presents
himself with carriage convey them and their baggage
from the Dock These having especial per-
NIT mnge freely with the passengers, even long before
their relatives are allowed greet the most OBJ
ectonabe of their class in the city Their charges
orban profanity terrible and their fghting procves
desperate order Now, al this should he remcdcd,
and It is TO be hoped that II will soon receive aten
tion from the proper officials. The construction Of
dock, and its enclos urs with substantial and orna
structure Ia required and the the work -
for all parties concerned Private
corporations descend such treatment
Of their patrons vso to these shores in this wise
subjected and why should government, because 10
SUCH when its friends abused by
neglect and mareated by INSCRIPTIONS and ignorant fe
lows of the oafer orderP We confident that reformation
the particular OF the hackmen that frequent
Barge Office and the improvements suggested in the building
Dock would be hailed with delight by all the intelligent
officers connected with 1t.
Since last report there have arrived points on the
Hudson Western canals following barges
boats: By towboat Niagara BarGss Colfax, Greenbush
Amy Allen, Pilgrim c Durant, VIM Cole canal boats
johnson, Commodore Foote Acme, Tptop, Mack John
Anthony, Pat Gibson, Seneca Allen, Cooridge,
Warren, EVAN, Advance, H Wolf, Smith Dewey,
Richards, O Knapp, Knapp Mckenzie, Lackey,
Spangler Hurlbu, Miss Lucy, Alice, W Mcknight By
towboat Ohio-Barge Casey; canal boats J Palmer,
Barnes Van veit Lodridgc, Kate, walbrdge General
Sherman Joel Stevens Hansa, John L Willie, Enoch
Wells, Baltic John ostrom, Monocacy, Conquest, Eva,
II
Knapp.
Marine Disasters.
BARK ANNIE ADA tBr> Moore, from Iquque for New
pairs. Had discharged and repairing Oct 10.
BRIG ADVANCE, for San Francisco, before reported as
ashore Santa Barbara Cal, partially laden with
grain.
BHns from New York for $. yonn
Of the l4h OF Cape Cod with brig Hattie Eaton, losing
pe Hattie hs eaton ss nnS mast Damage
SoHR TRUE BLUE Tripp, from Bermuda Oct I6 with oil
for Eairlaysa, Sss whose we're enter.
down e Mas meeting with some DAMAGE She
possible y"
soIn AInrsT Maloney from s. Andrews. NJ. for Bos
S T night OF o, IS ss% Ssa ssn of
Other damage and WAS toyed into Portland AN 18th full Of
oregon % '''n"s' LOT repairs The
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having had sails damaged in gale.
scnE DANIEL MORRIS. of New Haven, from Elizabeth
Fishers Island Sound, has blged and is full of water
sonR CoNKLIs.A contract has been made to raise
ea se @ at
MIssIsa vRssELschr Ocean Traveller, owned in sunen.
% Ms nnas a S sf
cargo ana LEFT to return and has since been heard from
She had seven men on board.
burg FOR the Pacific, is reported lost Wick, the
KEY WEST Nov s-The briggs Aroos.ook, Aglaia and N
Wswe have all been got anoat and now In the harbor
QUEREc, Nov ll-Bark Dover Court (of London) from
shoals Oct threw overheard $50 casks Gun, got OF and
miscellaneous.
Nskerso Co, lne schr Of 81 TONS Measurement
the John Ball She rejects great on the
q Boston, and win be commanded by Capt Cahoon, OF
Arrived at San Francisco sth bark Halle jackson. Kent
days from Emma Harbor with 2oo lbs bone and 400 do
letter from Capt Williams, Of bark Fanny Of NIB.
hs San % ~ ns
S, 10 wss Ease Hon. 10 do Heard from Sept
:pS; he, afS Sept 80 having taken c
letter from Cootsy bark Msssash.sstts Of San
lake sneSss ssS S
again the INV a'f sIss sfsS w.
% nd sss s % ii: ss
in October. r.
Spoken.
ship Belvdero, from Liverpool for Savannah Oct No. lat
Bark Fannie Mcclellan from Thomaston for Southern
schr Susanna, from havana for Baltimore, Nov 10, or
Back River.
Foreign Ports.
Nevada Lan' Muscat Zanzibar and New York; bark
CALcuTrA, Nov lsIn port ship Hudson for New York,
cALLAo, Oct N-Arrred, ships Behiah Thayer CARNEY
18th, Geo Adams, Manson, Guanape; 10Th, Garibald
els, for Queenstown; Enropa FGloni Richard Ely LON
{Br San goth, ships Kate Davenport,
Otis, Valparaiso; Camilla, Humphreys, Chnchas.
Sailed Oct 49, shin Othello Greeneaf Guanape ITO load
for Hamburg Rotterdam, calling at Cowes Tor orders ~
Dexter Tayor SPAIN 18th Intimes (Fr Gefot Chin
chas 10 load for Charleston savannah at 3l4 5Ol.
FALMOUTH, e, Nov l6Arriyed ship Benz Bangs Rocko'
Akvab ,. ,,,,
GRIasBy, E. Nov i2-Arrivcd, steamer Leipzig tNSh
Jaeger, Baltimore (for Bremen. ,
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