The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02
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Shippiag Notes.
The General Transatlantic Company stsamship Persdrs
Captain Dsurs, win leave pier 70 North river Tomorrow
(Raturday) for Brest and Ravre.
The Inman line steamship City Of Paris Captain Mirs
house, for Queenstown and Liverpool win leave pier
North river n II N on Saturday. ID inst
The steamship Holland. Captain Thoas Of the National
line, will sail from pier North river at 10 AN TO- morrow
Saturday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The express steamship Anglia Captain Craig of the
Anchor ne viii sail from pier 20 North river sAtu
day, ID inst for Londonderry and Glasgow
The American steamship Santiago dc Cuba belonging to
VIM webbs line. win sail tomorrow Saturday for Aavre
direct.
The steamship Columbia Captain Van Slice, for Havana
d not sa yesterday, her regular day. but will leave pier
No North river At II tomorrow, Sd inst.
Tho Texas line steamship Ashland. Captain Beckett Will
leave pier ~ East today a. Pm, for Galveston
touching At Key West
The steamship Western Metropolis, Of the Merchants
line, WIN leave pier IL North river Pm Saturday, 3D.
inst, for New Orleans direct
The Cromwell line steamship Cortes Captain Nelson for
New Orleans. will leave pier No North river at8 Pm
morrow saturday..
The Old Line steamship ~ Soto. Captain Morton, will
sail from pier 90 North river tomorrow (satudsy PM
for New Orleans direct
The Great Southern Line steamship Champion Captain
Tomorrow Saturday, at Pm, for Charleston.
There arrived at this port from foreign ports during the
month Of August, 462 vessels Of which was manofwar
o. steamships 20 shps LOS barks lss brgs lib schoone
yacht and canal bostsL
The travel to Long Branch decreased
that but two trips per day VIII hereafter be made by the
steamboats, connecting at Sandy Hook with the New Jersey
Southern Railroad, instead Of four which were daily
through the season Just passed Tho done during
the summer has been Of nature exceeding the
If
question
Since last report there have arrived from points on the
Hudson and Western canals the following barges and
boats-By towboat Amerca-Barges J q White, Crom-
well. Jamestown, HawIey. q Crawford canal boats
whitcomb, Emma, Petrie, D Frazer. Shoemaker,
Senator Wade, Henrietta, Finch, Williams DR. vii.
Son, Indanola, Asa Cov Cozxens. Ida Sawyer James
Booth, Carpenter. Montor. Monitor D. Housatonc
M Hickox, II N Titus, James Rae Gen sgsl, Wood,
Libbie Breed, Drake Sherlock Carbon Church. By
towboat Belle-Canal boats KnckerbockeI, King v
Birch Theo Vosbursh. Person. Buckley, q Pope,
Lady Jane, Clark, Seymour, Libbie, VIM Taggert
Marquis Sheets River Queen, Van Buren,, Baker BY
towboat Anna-Barses Watson Nolan, Hottentot s
Cramer, Kate Evertson, Plymouth John Lee canal boat
Putnam.
The business Of the Albany towboa lines has quite
dull of late, but It is expected
lively aspect There is deal OF opposition the Of
"towng up and down the Hudson way the officers
OF either company will sometimes cut int the other In the
matter OF prices and the to to OBJ
tain the biggest slice of the business smack Of daring
courage, and Is wiIhal quite amusing.
Marine Disasters.
BARK LIBERTAD, from Montreal for Montevldeo eore
reported ashore Magdalen Islands, stripped scued
ss ~ hsys an. az s Sold The
BARK EAaLBMost Of the assorted Of bark Eagle
. On for IS
er the he % Of q Iron and bag
taken Nassau The SALVAGE awarded The cargo is IS
per cent on the dry and appraised part which viii be
damaged and has been sold. ~ "'-'A "A'
A1.0z ss London q: Boston
Boon Oh asz Pm raddsr starssd She
for Boston. ashore a, Nanuche Of this morning s
t EN- that she has egd and the as GIBBS and flows IN
60 to pieces.
soHn AuRrLIA blown ashore at Pensacola OF the
Iis,eilnneous.
The purser of the steamship Missouri from Havana, will
please thanks for the prompt delivery Of
dispatches.
from the yard Of Bailey sons PORT Jefferson, IL She
pTncIay owned 6y parties OF that place. ana viii be
Lewis Tucker, Of Port Jefferson.
Whalemen.
NJ See Holiness Hole report
Cleared New Bedford August 81, bark Adelins Gibbs
cleveland, Pacific Ocean.
Ess s
81 no y
with 125 bb $50 do blkfsh OIL Rising Sum- Freeman
Arrived q ADELAIDE Australia, june T. ship Young phenix
Horn Pigeon
4 Of A HsR %
with , s5o bs Bis sp oil, bound BE-. ut home
having go 81. r leaving Man.
told Bound to cruise FL he south coast Of Xu.trss -
spoEsnJuiy lai, Ae. brig Heman Smith, of Boston,
u from Hattsras ground with 80 bbls and 50 do VIII
spoken.
Use SANDY Hook by plot boat VIZ Hs
Brig IontToss Johnston from New York for Cicnfuesos
Foreign Ports.
CARDENAs, Aug N-saied, brig Martha Berry, Hill
sa sss bs: Ely as E R
rnpko Brown, Rose north Of Hstterss 1' 'N''S''
ss s Courier sc xohr
sailed sis steamship Robert Love- to repair the French
MATAszAs, Aug 2-Arived, brig Fariina (Br, Gruchy,
R jaime:
(Br Smith, New York brig Almon RowelL Nichols Penss-
port 9Th, bark Stampede Gnkey, for New York, ldg
sugar
oV-SHlIeu, memeutO, 10Y Queens
town for orders.
PORT Az PRINCE Aug MIn port brig Inginac ldg for
st Marks would be ready In 10 daye
PIoToU, Ms Aug 2-Arrived bark Rothcsay, Hail. Glou-
cester, Mass.
sIsAI, Aug 2l-In port bark Snowden Wood, for New
York, ready.
THOMAS, Aug l5Arived, brig Ellen Barnard, Coombs,
ST JOHN NIB, Aug 3-Arrved ship Joseph Clark Carver,
New York.
Cleared 3ls schrs Unexpected Ludlow, Philadelphia;
Anna Frye. do.
TRUxiLLo, Aug Arrlved. schr Forto Plata Montgome-
ry New York, to sail 9th return.
Arrived at do, date schr Maria, Martng New York
(and sailed Aug II for Aspinwall and New York;.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Aug 30--Arrved, ship w Chapman, Miller,
Liverpool barks Warren Halett Brewer Port Praya;
lotta Br Powers, Bermuda brgs Five Brothers. Thuow,
Rondo%.; schIs Joachim NG! stehr. Rio drande Loreo
this Chessman; Amsden Lavender, and D streaker,
vangder Philadelphia; Edwards West, Elizabehport;
kiln, and Mndoro, Higgins, Ron out; Loud from New