The New York herald., 1870-04-18


The brig Bele 2s4 tons, raised the central
Friday that she might be stripped, recaked
metalled She will remain up until to-day.
Enchantess 3 tons by large
dock Friday, and will remain up until to-day,
meanwhile being thoroughly painted.
The ship Garbaldi 143l tons, built in Mystic CT, and
owned by Calvin Adams taken the smaller balance
dry dock Monday last and lowered Wednesday, She
was stripped recalked and remetalled.
Josephine 600 tons, raised
dock Thursday last and will remain for two three
days. She Is receiving very general repairs.
The steamboat Cambridge, 1887 tons, raised the
mammoth balance dry the foot OF Pike slip
day morning, and will remain there three days to
needed repairs
The large sectional dock foot Of Rutgers slip raised but one
during week. that being the Sound propeller Nep
tune. She taken Monday last and received
pairs Of general nature.
The brig Water Lily 1856 tons Spanish brig Mercedes
on the smaller sectional dry dock between Pike and
Rutgers slips, and repaired In bottom.
brig VIM Creevey 32 raised the sectional
dry dock the foot of Clinton street Tuesday last
lowered the following day. having received general repairs
The steamship Ariadne, 72 tons, owned BY Messrs
Mallory Co, and the route hence to Galveston,
raised the same dock, and repaired where needed.
schooner Moe 1853 taken up the Peoples
dry the foot of Gouverncur Monday
the purpose of receiving portion Of bottom, being
caked and painted. She is su up her repairs being
extensive nature
On the DOCK OF Messrs NELSON T0Wnseno
the brig Anna 1856 TONS Saturday morning She
will remain three four daysto receive ceiling
and 10 be recaiked and painted.
The Martin Brett, 450 tons, raised by Messrs
Edward Fogarty Co.'S sectional DOCK at Erie Basn duriAs
the week. the purpose having her sheathng patched
The schooner Thomas Cahl $50 tons, raised by h
leak stopped tho saxon l5O
tons, which received general repairs.
taken up by Deans railway, Red Hook. during
the past week the schr Ben Borand bottom painted barge
Perry, stern post and needed repairs; propeller
La vergne general repairs and steamer Nelly White The
latter up will be painted in bottom, and have her
metal patched where required.
Marine Disasters.
SLooP FREDERIC BROWN Wixon. for New York, while
going Providence harbor 18th, In tow OF steang VIM
Cramp, when on Sassafas Point was run into by schrJ
broken and both davis carried away. The was
towed back to the city for repairs The received no
material damage.
sIoop CHARLES EvERsoN Marston from Couit in CROSS
inc Shoa in gale 18th, swept
lost five cords wood and was otherwise damaged.
FIsHINs SMACK MARINER (of Northport LII, Capt Henry
Beebe the 1th inst sighted wreck at PM about
miles SE from Rockawav Snoas with bow Of water, sails
reefed bowsprt gone She to be small sloop
supposed capszed during the squa of the 18th
inst hands supposed to have been lost We tried to take
In but there being heavy Obliged TO let
her 60; name unknown
miscellaneous.
indebted to Captain VIM Henry of the steamship
Mississippi from New Orleans for his attentions.
Our thanks due to purser Chas Denslow, Of the
steamship South Carolina from Charleston, for favors.
Lone SERvIoE-he Hudson, which sailed from this
port Thursday built in Orand, Me- In the year is
for Mr. David who commands her. aud who has
been her since she launched She brought load