The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-04
Shipping Notes.

The pilot boa. Abraham Leggen No raised by the
smaller dock Tuesday last for the purpose Of clean
ing and patching copper.
The bark Mary Edson a tons taken by large
screw dock Wednesday last that her copper might
patched and rudder repaired.
The pilot boat James Avery No raised the central
dock Thursday last for the purpose of patching
her metal
The large dock, Saturday last, took the
schooner Index sos TONS receive thorough painting
hull
The steamboat Eastern City, 720 lowered from
The mammoth balance dry dock Sunday bein
patched IN metal and receiving a stem.
The propeller Merceda tons, lowered from the
smaller balance dry dock Thursday last, having been
fitted with a shaft
The towboat Camea 1923 TONS taken by the smaller
balance dry dock Friday last purpose adjust
lug stern bearings OF propeller.
The propeller Emily Souder 778 TONS taken up on
the larger sectional dry dock Tuesday purpose
of general repairs.
The ship Asa Edrdge l77 tons, raised larger
sectional dry dock Thursday last for purpose
pairs to her bottom. She s still
The smaller sectional dry dock took up Tuesday
the barge Rhnebeck, recently pier No. 3
for the Of repairing her bottom She
the following Thursday.
The smaller sectional dry dock raised Thursday
the schooner Halves $50 tons, repairs bottom She
is still
The Clinton street sectional dry dock up wedne a.
day last the bark Chile $40 TONS general repairs She
was lowered the following day
The bark II Sorer, 3sl tons, raised by the same
dock Friday last for repairs to her bottom She
The ship Aurora sO6 tons, taken up Hoboken
sectional dry dock Wednesday last and lowered
lowing day, meanwhile being repaired in bottom.
The steamboat City of Lawrence, 1000 TONS taken
up Friday last the Hoboken dry for the
purpose Of cleaning bottom. She is still
The Erie Basin sectional dry dock up during past
week the following vessels for general repairs
Jessie Smith, $50 tons; schooner Hannah Curtis 100
tons; brig Joseph Clark 800 tons.
Since last report there have arrived points the
Hudson and Western Canals following barges canal
BY tugboat Cayuga-Barges Robert Boyd BROOKLYN
Lewis, A Summer, Milan, Rathbope. j w Freeman;
schooner Fulton canal boats w Fish. Brook Helen
Briggs, Col Renos Alice, Stella Mex.
Geo Whslend, Douglass, Maddie, S w
Scott Empire City, Billy Squres, Col RUSSELL II
shattuck Gibson, Aida, Campbell New Hartford
American Hero Camden, Emma Petrc II L Fisk, Edward
Backus, John Hall. wyle. BY towboat Belle-Canal
boats Port Gibson, Geo Fecer, Candee, Chas Hubbe
Henry Lewis, Dodge Berry Carpenter James Sweet
Geo Cox, city of Utica, Kennie, Edward Moran II
Decker, Lewis, Bush, Thad Davis Meteor, Geo w
Wilmot Mary Garfield Onward, Geo Bennett, Johnny
Brode, L A Hewey. BY towboat Anna-Barges Washing
ton, siliman Nolan, II Lewis, jamestown, NJ
Gerwig, Hough, Honest Abe, Fred Taber
There arrived this port from foreign ports during the
month of November 1873 vessels which "a were steam.
ships, AZ ships rs barks, 81 brgs and 20 schooners.
There arrived at this port during week ending Saur-
day. December from foreign ports e. IL
steamships, II ships "a barks % brigs schoon
There sailed from this port during ending Satur
day, December 81 so steamships, of which 10
eigp ports and 81 for domestic ports.
There were in the harbor q New York Saturday Deem
barks, 81 brigs and l78 schooners.
Marine Disasters.
frs Ns GEORGE GROIN WELL Capp at New Orleans
Carnaveral: since PLEASANT miles Sof Cape Carnavera
uer an yatss
| bright masthead in IL fathoms water
bee and Pictou was anchored off Pierce near Gaspe HB
prior 10 LIST inst with propeller loose Assistance had been
SHIP CREMoEsE Gates, sailed from Francisco June
and has not been heard from Fears
| for her safety.
BARK ATLANTIC Nor), from Belize London with
hogany, put into Havana prior TO the LIST inst leaking
with loss seT sSTs e1
| sailed for destination Dec 2.
pas NJ; 81 ,s report:
deck @ had another gs IN which lost main
| Rustic Nov q.
onn which into and an. by
Point win prove tota los. unless means are speedily
taken 10 raise her The vessel lies eighteen feet OF water
| ton at that point.
ballast went ashore 18th ult a. PM in fog on Mon
tank but subsequently came of without assssance dam
Il
scHR APPLEGATE Sears, has been towed from Bridge
port to Black Rock to be the for REPAIRS being
from going ashore near Black ROCK Light 9Th at
CHARLESTON, sc, Nov 80, PM-we have had heavy
northeast Storm In which several coasng schooners broke
from their anchorage drfted the battery, two
losing their jibbooms 1t Ia abalng
| QUEBEC Nov So-Bark Courier du Canada, from
Quebec for Queenstown which ashore 18TH has been
stripped and abandoned for the winter Captain and crew
have arrived.
WILMINGTON NC, Dec 2-The latest accounts from ship
Persia ashore Frying Pan Shoals state that she will no
hat "A
viii probably be heavy NE gale for the last two
days moderated to-day and more favorable.
Miscellaneous.
BARK IDAHO, 40 TONS built ut Fairhaven, Conn, in 1854
and haing from New York. has been sold for w200 to
| 90 into the Cuba trade.
LAUNGHEp-M Rockland Me, Nov 81, from the yard Of
the X W Messer. Sine was built by William McLoon and
VIII be commanded by Capt smith. She il owned by
Mr. McLoon, w Messer, Bird Co, Capt Smith, u
Libby Sons and others.
Notice to Mariners.
1 NEW zEALANp-MiDDI.E IsLAND-REvoIvIN9 LIGHT, on
CAPE CAMPBELL.
Toe government OF New Zealand has given notice that