The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-03
Jacnto Savannah; Manhattan Charleston; Louisa Moore,
Newborn; Isaac Bell Richmond, ac Il KNIGHT George-


Shipping Notes.
The dry dock business still continues quite dull.
The barge Sherwood, having been caked repaired
bottom lowered from the Clinton street dry
dock on Tuesday last.
The bark Eureka l6s TONS was raised by the Clinton
sectional dry Thursday last for the purpose OF being
repaired In bottom. She ia still up.
The brig Abby Clifford 45 raised by the smaller Sec
tona dock Wednesday a. for the purpose OF newly
pankins bottom lowered Thursday last her re-
pairs being completed.
The Cray AS tons. built in Eden, sci, was
taken by the smaller sectional dry dock Thursday ar
tcrnoon last for the purpose OF being stripped cakcd and
rcmetaled. She ID still up.
The ship Young America, 1899 tons, built In New York,
1862 up by great sectional dry dock Friday
last purpose being stripped calked and rcmealed
She IL still up.
Tho propeller Galaes 400 TONS built in New York, 1854,
raised by the mammoth sectional dock at Hoboken
Monday for repairs Of general nature She was
lowered the day.
The steamboat City of Hartford was taken up
moth sectional dry Hoboken Friday last for
pairs Of general nature. She is still up.
The pilot Edmund Blunt, No 2 RAISED by the
trial dock Monday last and lowered on Thursday
meanwhile being painted
The bark John Bouton, TOMS built Baltimore, 1885,
up by large Monday last, and
lowered Wednesday, meanwhile having her metal
patched.
The brig favorte les TONS built in Essex. Conn., $685.
W
last for the purpose Of patching metal
The pilot boat Fanny No H. taken up by the smaller
dock Thursday last for the patching her
copper
Tho pilot boat W Ewcl No z, was taken up BY the
trail ok Thursday the purpose Of cleaning
and painting her bottom. She Is stil up
The schooner Mary Wthsn, llS TONS raised BY th
large dock Friday and lowered the following
dry, meanwhile being patcaedin bottom copper
The pilot boat Patterson No H. taken up BY the
M
ing She II still up.
This pilot boat Christian Bmsh, NO u.s. raised by the
large SATURDAY. last for purpose
ing her bottom and patching copper
The steamship Saratoga e08 toms lowered from the
mammoth balance dry dock Monday last, having
caked and painted.
The barge Kuicksrbocker by the mammoth bal
dry dock Monday last for the purpose adjusting
her rudder. a
The steamship Champion l4ls TONS was raised BY the
mammoth balance dry Thursday last for the purpose
Of cleaning painting her bottom. She IS still up.
The propeller Camilla 1913 tons raised by the vmaler
balance dry dock Wednesday last for the purpose OF
being fitted with stem.
The following vessels taken up by the Erie Basin
tonal dry dock during the past Brig Centaur 229
graham. 2 tons, and RUSSELL 173 TONS all re.
pairing and painting.
Deans railway Red Hook. has hauled out during the past
week the following John Lee James
toWn Olphan OottomS painted; elevators Russia and
Albany, calked and painted propeller Guile, bottom
painted lighters Holland Rouse, painted;
barge Mary Ann, painted.
There arrived report from points on the
Western canals and the Hudson he following barges
aud canal boats by towboa America-Barqc GODDARD:
canal boats Crawford, H warath, Buren,, Anna
Van Buren, United States Meteor, Col Baker Murray
Marsh, Malaga United Brothers, Downer. H Cain
BY owboat Oho-Barges Buffalo, Austin, Henry Clny,
John Trpney canal boats Brewn, Potter Sally Ann
Moy. Wilcox, Osceola, Beaufort. Fred Fuller By tow
boat Austin Barges Duryee, Union, Nos, Hawey;
ma, boats Forward, Home Gen Loveland, Romeo, W
Nichols Thos Curtis w Hoyt, Onward boats
W A Harris, Curtis, e Collins, Fred Gaylord
There arrived At this port for the week ending July z
from foreign ports 90 vessels of which 20 steamships
IA ships. % barks, 20 brigs and q schooners.
There in this port Saturday, July 40 vessels
OF which steamships IS ships 81 bark briggs
and ITO schooners.
There sailed from this port during the ending saiur
day, July % steamships, of which IA for European
ports and IA for dom sstc ports.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP FALCON, from Charleston for Baltimore put
back I'd inst with her steamppe injured.
BRIG BIcKNoaE. Henley, at Phadsphia from Carde.
mast
ss
Meteor tor Quebec The Gem sunk andarrived
here.
Miscellaneous.
LAUNcIED-At Port Jefferson, Ii, coasting schooner
named Harris She considered superior vessel Of her
built by Mr. Harris and owned by the builder
section.
Whnlemen.
Echr Paine, Carson, arrived ut Hamilton Bermuda
co. and would remain IL She had 40 bbIs hpbE
bacSsh OIL called Oh the west end Of Bermuda 18th ut for
provisions, having obtained which she left the after
Mary Carr reg Smith, With So Dbl; ' and - DO
after obtaining few recruits proceeded to the Charles
or ipsgos Islands April l, bark Lptia stowel of
B. cutting H. schr Mary Nason Sparks, of Proaincetown
Arrived Provnceiown 10Th schr Sparks Goodspeed
Atlantic Ocean via Holmes Hole with oil as before re-
Sailed from New London 2ath sohr Roswell King, Fuller
sailed from s. Helena Feb = brig Lawrence ceye
2 Leondas sckney, NIB, do; April 9Th President, Amy,
letter Capt Parsons Of bark Maria racahuano,
reports her At Teca%s May ~ where Pa, in to beach the
months causing him 10 leave the or shore Ground where
so % 9s So 81 %a ad o a %ne ns
f her ~ ta s s . Sse M bark
san IS s n incl ay
and Ada Of TalcahHano 200 bbs last Conception Of
her
cruise 70 sail that day for home Reports at DO barks
Amy wlosoy Nantacsei % bbls Year q
Morgan, Atearn, and Caalpa, Pierce do, sailed
2Otn. The fleet generally had done Isoory.
letter from Capt Athearn, OF bark Morgan, NIB,
reports her at Tacahuano April h. having taken zoo bps s
oil last cruise.
letter Capt Cole of bark Arab Of NB reports her
at Panama May o. having taken 400 bbs oil since Decem
Reports at EsmeraldA May schr Mary Mason
Sparks, Proylncetown, s,0 bbs sp oil this season.
ports her at Talcahuano April g. with 300 bbls sp all told
Reports date dc bark Mt Woaston Conln NIB 500 bbs
letter from Capt shverck, Of BARK Corneia of NIB,
ports her at Talcahuano May with 700 bbs oil all told
Would sail next day to cruise.
letter from Capt Clifford, Of bark Greyhound, of NB
letter from Capt Robinson, Of bark Palmetto of NIB
Aster from Capt Crowel Of ship Arnolda, Of NIB.
ports her at Talcahuano April ~ would sail next day
cruise, and be at Tombex In August.
letter from Capt Conn, Of bark Mt Wollason Of
ports her Talcahuano April 81 having 200 bbs
oil last cruise-S0o bbls oil all told.
letter from Capt Osgood, bark Spartan. of NIB,
her at Talcahuano April a. to sail cruise and be
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