The New York herald., 1870-01-10
Shipping Notes.


The propeller Fanit, belonging tn Lorlard iine waS
up lowered the day. Wednesday last by tbs
larger the docks the foot OF Market slip
She had her bottom painted. III
The brig Woodland 452 tons bn,lt in Deep River In 1852
and belonging this port up by the dock
morning and her metal sheatns being patcheds
she lowered during the afternoon. 81 AF8
Tho schooner Kate Brigham, 4y4 toas built at aresnpoin
LII 1885, and belonging this port, taken up by the
Yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF having
her bottom scrapcd and painted.
Tho schooner Endico, 335 tons, butt In Balti
1851 taken up the balance dry dock at tho
foot Of Pike ship Wednesday that her bottom might be
painted te #
The shp sumpcr 67s TONS belonging to Messrs Benner
Pinckacy Of this city rasei by the mammoth
dry adjoining the above Friday morning.
after having her yellow metal sheathng patched, was
lowered yesterday morning. tf 1lH
The clipper ship Cleopatra. 1915 TONS built In Trieste In
1866, and belonging Ar Hathaway, Of this city, was
great sectional the foot Of Rut
gers slip last Tuesday. and lowered again Friday
meantime being stripped, recalked and rene,aIled.
The brig Charlotte Buck, 23S TONS belonging TO Mr.
Sherman, Of this city raised by the snaIcr sectional
dock adjoining the above Wednesday and after having
her yellow metal shpnthng patched and sLos put
her, was lowered next day -ss A9Hg
The brig Annie Gardner TONS rssed and lowered
again on Friday by the DOCK She had her bottom
cleaned. rar
steamer yacht In Time present this dock for
the purpose OF having her bottom shcathed with yellow
metal.
The Maitland $50 tons, buia in Plymouth,
NC in 1857 and belonging 70 this The sectional
dry dock at the foot OF Clinton sre Wednesday ana
Thursday, having her bottom repaired. t@
The brig Nellie Mitchell. 177 tons built Farmingdale in
1885, belonging this port, the Peoples dry dock
the foot of 0ouverneur street. having her bottom
| painted. 4&s tf'
The schooner Lsh. Of the East 1875 TONS on the Nelson
Townsend dry dock adjoining the above, for sght repars
The sectional dry dock Hoboken has had w
but vessel the steamer City of New York, ESQ
tons.
The iron steamer CIrcassan ll7 sons Erie
There were in port on Saturday SOC Of which
go 6a shps, 9S barks, 20 brigs ana lsa
schooners. 4r
| Marine Disnsers.
BRIG GOLDEN LEAD of New York,. Toohaker, from Bal
timore for Boston with coal struck on skfis Island Resi-
Vineyard sound rriay morning ~ O'Clock o.ssd and
| EpaAKrowS, Jan 2, 1870
Tq Tns "s sD cr M Hail u ,hs revenue cutter Active
rs ss, ,oax ~ a ioS4akEs Si "a kSE
BOSTON, Jan 9--The following vessels went ashore
osRf s * Eep.s i ss 81 yamoath % Ss Turk.
Island for Soo WIN sat- racs 90 n Wo0a 2 nSosD9 eD1
| be total oss crew saved. ,.,
oas timber ashore at Wool End win have 70 escharss 10
| Another sclooner, unknown. is ashore on Long
! Point s8A@
miscellaneous. nR
Pnrser T. Young Of the steamship Gen Barnes, from
| sayannnh, Inns our thanks for favors.
! Notice To Mariners.
The Department of State tho Consulate
| at st Helcna the foloxiag:--
ON aud June So 1870 the Commercial goe Of Signals
exclusively wl be use the sgal station at b.disr Hin
bpso mana y yl eonan snsMs.nf sigma" 70 anu c
| Cclorial secreta'y 81 ileena
Spoken.
scr Fila May from Norfolk for Boston, JAM OF Barne,
| rat by pilot boat Edmund briggs, MOI.
e4 Foreign Ports. e4 cE
HAVANA, Jan 9--Arrycd, bark John Grin!n. Downcys
Steamships Yazoo, New Orleans: saxoaia, do.
MApAszAD, Jan J--Ariyed, bark Il w oriGia Drum
"WusEssrows Jan s-Arrlved, steamship E,na Locs
head, York for Liverpool tand proceeded)
AmsrlcAi Ports.
aa AMsTsa S.s Sna s saS G sa s's1s S
.csa1sdAsryl asras Nichols ayan,; q, goapars.
,ih A.riyea, -isanshlns Bscksons, baltimore; Nerc:,
-. -, yr,g xes,na, Grand fIge -
cffARLEsros, Jan g. -Arried, steamship Charleston
% o.s.rsi1scs H Nsylor, MAYOR, Wilmington, NC. n...
pss aaansss sss"isap for Poran sasy 'S
on the portshp southern Chief, Higgins from Genoa
s sai,es-seamsnip Champion, Lockwood EYers. ,.,.
asan Sssaasa. s,ssaseis .ebr s IsssTS s"'
S s sa s Tia 9qssn ra s n's'nSn from
atIi HOLMES Hole, Jan Arrived, John \ Pear
Doaghsy Tor caariestoa sidney vys stssmsn:
DO for Baltimore; owen Ainas. clendeaa'a CALAIS 'o'
Sal ed-schrs Altoona Mary, Aristos Veto, spencer
| Laconia.
sth-ArIved. schr Oliver Jameson, Jamesoa Savannah
for Boston, 80, c,. :,
9th, AM-saiei Four Sisters, Kate Hch Sidney
RiGaMoSD, Jan 7-Arrved, schr II A lIrnl, Peterson.
Boston. - 49,.
Saed-Sclrs Katie Ranger, Martin, NYor VIA City Poini
Nellie II BenedIri, EIt, New Haven dV., - al ,,,,
| SANFRANcIst9. 1hrrlyeh, shlr fooslty CroWciis
Boston: bark silva tN,ih Brorsea Newcastle, SSW.
Cleared sb.pa charct, Lesser Hong KonJ Wenn'ngton
(Br. Bryan, Liverpool ~ -, ,,r
sa,o ship nicn Austin, French, Callao.
SIVASyAf Jan 5-Arriyed, barks Ia.no. Hr, KeAtln9,
Liverpool; q raysant CIR, <nowon do schr Alice Ny
rick talltnt, FRINGE Edward fstsnl
C,cared-Brg Ellen Maria, nxle, NYors sehrs Orioe
pakcr aud Matte ,abcr, Adrich. NYosk.
| sh--Arrived, steamship Virgo, NYork. III =
Cleared Steamships Oriental sostoi sa 1acinto, New
York barks Il Cuchrane Boston; Car tsJFe, Bremen
schr Ida Birlsll Nlvrk
WILMINGTON, Nc, Jan sArrised, steam 'ap Fairbanks
Moore, Nfors