The New York herald., 1870-04-20
ShipDing Notes.


The arrivals via Sandy Hook yesterday were very
merous.
The docks along the East and North rivers presented
much veer appearance yesterday than during the
ding day. Carts and drays innumerabe taking away
quantities of accumulated freight and the CALCULATIONS Of
drivers and agents. although not very harmonious,
agreeable to the thousands of passerby, denoted
increased business In shipping matters.
Many masters OF vessels arriving In New York from for
ports decidedly puzzled in relation to the in
which their and personal property inspected by
officers OF the Customs That h they do not complain when
regularly appointed gentlemen the Collector
they required to do to perform their dutes but they
cry aloud bitterly against subsequent spe-
cis agents" and ''nght watchmen," who the
thory ransack their vessels for the second third time,
and overturn their goods chattes freedom
rage for such they has of repeatedly prac
tised at this port After Collector Grnnels officers have
performed their legitimate duties by right these
mysterious Especial" birds 60 the
Something should be done protect the captains and
OF vessels from the hands Of these Either
the other of the parties the wrong If Collector
Grnnes officers have the authortyas they undoubtedly
haveto protect the interests the government this
wise, whence these Especial agents." and what the
of their presence hereaboutsY
The of Underwriters ordered Coast Wreck
ing Companys steamer Winans to tow the disabled brig
Caledonia on the Battery, to Boston, the port which
she bound 1t will be remembered that she put this
port In Distress having the 10th inst In heavy Sc gale
carried away her rudder Before her departure Chad
wick the submarine operator, will examine her bottom,
ascertain its condition and note II she safely taken
to her destination In the manner intended
The Greenpoint ferryboat Greenpont into by of
the New Haven steamboats, last and seriously in
ured that she subsequently sunk at the foot of Eleventh
street, East river has been raised by the Coast wreckng
Company and towed to Grcenpoin for repairs The ferry
boat at highwater had six feet of
dangerous position Submarine operators sent down.
and, after being baened up four pumps put
operation and she successfully pumped out VIM
Merritt superntended the work.
The Coast wreckng Company's lighter Mary Eliza arrived
from Sandy Hook 18th inst with the second load
of about s5 TONS of the cargo thrown
recently from the steamship The Queen II is quite proba
Bile that the balance of will be secured days.
Amputaon successfully performed Captain Looks
ate of the bark Eliza Whe) leg, the Civil Hos
pital, Gibraltar March 2a
Marine Disasters.
SHIT PEnsEvEgANCE-Ll April 19-The ship Perse-
(r Robertson, Liverpool York, has
into Fayal leaky. She will be obliged to discharge
cargo.
souR JOHN LyMnunSRn-Capt orcutt, of schr John Lynn
Of sugars April s. off Double Head Shot Keys IN moderate
v ea n with by sah @ I o. =
lo for New York. who took OF and brought to this
~ ysss od rs s tons and owned John Lynn
repore seen abandoned)
soHn SEA FLOWER Of and for Rockland went ashore
Garne Light Cape Cod 10Th inst and became total wreck
Ship Bunker Hill, from Manila for Boston, 40 days out
April 49, % miles west of Nantucket Shoals 10y pilot boat
ship Endeayor, WaIand from New York for Hong Kong,
Ship Coromande from New Orleans for Liverpool March
,sGip Sashhy Watkins. from Pensacola for Newport,
Ship Moses Day, New Havre, March 81
ship Fearless, Rich from Boston for Batavia date lat
Ship Lathey Rich Mitchell from New Orleans for Liver
Ship Virginia, Barker from New Orleans for Hae, March
Ship Sea SERPENT White from New York for San Fran
Ship Union. from New Orleans for Havre, April q lat
Bark 'Tonro" tNG>, from for New York, April 49, no
o. @ Ro~sc % from San Francisco for Liverpool Feb lat
BARK Maggie Mcneil. from New YORK, of and for New
Bark Gustave Adopi from Baltimore for Belfast April
Ok as A.S ArSG from Tnsd t at a ss r
dam, March 81, lat 49 So
Brig Redowa saer, from New York for Rosario, Feb H.
Foreign Ports.
ADI s sa New
YORK; IN Resis Larsen, do Detroit Newton, C.lao,
YORK ' 4enDs saane ss1as % Nc"
1oe Ssns .a
Crsnia narissny Barcelona snl Tor . N5orS
Nc SAl'1ol April Arrived Ocean Mall Lee wilmington
Sailed 5th, Fl L Routh, Martin, Nyork.
Kingroad 9h Robt Godfrey Taylor, from St John NB
for Gloucester.
BRENFHGAvEN, April 5,-saned, Admiral Iasscopi II
Thierman NorJenholt, and Leocada, Wenke NYork 6th
Mozart, julicher do.
.BoaDEAUx,. Apri-sailed from Royan 90, Dannesrog
Eansen, NYork.
BERMUDA, April llArrived, bark Sam Gorgean, Davis
Liverpool =
Cleared 7h, bark Mary Bentley, Clark, Hayt with cargo
of bark John Edney).
CARDIFF, April 5Arrived. Mary Durkee, Sutherland,
Liverpool and ent out for Baltimore.
Sailed oth Ocean Pear, England, Nyork; 7th Cremons,
Burrows: ana M village M Belle McGray, Galyeston.
kns out 4lh azeitine oilkey suenos Ayres; Allan.
tic, Vernon, Baiimore 5,h Saml Carlton, Tapev Snga
pore 9TH Veteran, Gahcart Baltimore; sh, Cora, Coom6s
Peru Marcia Day, Chase, New Orleans .
CRooKHA AvEN, April Lon Cape Clear Hansa, Meyer
| from New Orleans for Liverpool.
CARpENAs, April 9-In port schrs Jonathan May Neal
for moth OF Hatseras, to sal l3h Elmer Corson,
dsg.
DrA, April 6-Passed, Alice Franklin, Havener, from
| Niprk for Antwerp.
saed 9Th Henry Cook, sutherlan nd from New Or'eans)
| Bremen.
DAanASELLKs, March 27Passei by, Kate Many, Daviss
1 fro