The New York herald., 1870-12-18
Shipping Notes.

The following vessels have hauled during pas,
repairs and painting the Erie Basin
sectional k:schooner Brooks, l75 schooner
Webb, go tons schooner Cady, 29s ons barge
Sherman, 200 tons: brig John the Baptist 230 tons.
The following vessels have occupied Deans railway
Red Hook during the week:steamer Hackcnsack
caked and panted Norwich recaked and general
repars bark Eliza White. al TONS metal patched and
repairs; sehr Curtis Tton, 2l TONS recaked and bot
tom painted.
Marine Disasters.
LONDON, Dec l6-The bark Ibis Captain woodsen, from
New York Nov for Cork, at Queenstown yesterday
owing the shifting Of her cargo.
STEAMSHIP OTTA wA-Captan Griggs, OF the steamer
Chesapeaks engaged in receiving cargo from the steamship
0aTa ash3re S on ron aeegaphs this DeS 10
Is gong all rig ht Thirteen feet water alSngsde the ship"
lighter Despatched from Baltimore AN 18th receive
more cargo.
ashore on Wells Beach Me- IL being discharged with no
prospect OF getting her % to-day d4thl
STEAMSHIP ST LOUIS Br), fram New Orleans for Liver.
pool before reported ashore Memory Rock Nov H.
threw overboa about $40 bales of cotton and got OIL
was M inst IN Fy ana as
just south OF the bar, but got OF safely.
SHIP PERsIA-The steamer Resolue has sent from
Shoals taking heavy battery Intended to hoV the ship
broadside and is wreck.
SHIP OCEAN WAVE lBr>, from New or'cana foa Liver
ct Orange Cay and the cotton taken out In good
and landed at Nassau.
)y =,
a. for Boston, which pick ed and taken Halifax
Sept leaky DC was repaired and sailed Dec is TO re-
BARK ARMENIA Harding from Smyrna for Boston, put
into Gibraltar Nov "a for repairs having been in collision
BRIG MUNRoE, Agen, from Rio Janeiro for Gibraltar
which put 81 REPAIRS had sU4 coffee wet
by sat water whch was by survey and sold at
inst.
BRIO AensonA. White, from New York for Dublin. be-
Portland
New York. was wrecked 2O materials saved
ss e. sh0rs on ss n weigh @ "a at E1um
stered 2Sl tons and hailed from New York.
BRIG ANNA, Coombs, from Inagua for Boston with salt,
old brass and mahogany, &C, wrecked
Nov "a total loss the cargo and ships
was to be sold Dec6
BRIG PRES1ss Hopns, snow from Mobile with sls paes
cotton for Poran put Into Nassau NP, Dec . leaking
BRIG CARRIE ruRISros, from Bath Me- before reported
on shse Cay Reef Nov Is she was sot oil BY wreckers
The paid to the wreckera for assisting her on
BRIaJ KrTSrR ts)-The brig which drifted Walker
oi greater part cargo The rs@sndsr
taken 10 Nassau, Nov 30
song CErAoEAN Ham lton, from Norfolk, at New Lon
don 10th inst split main and fore sail the day previous
sprung leak of Newcastle Del and returned to Philadel
phia 18th inst for repairs.
scnE MARY LEE, for New York, with cargo of lumber
into the inlet been gotof full cargo
has been landed the beach. Mess Baker Brothers
to her with steam pump ard viii tow her TO No folk
SoHR HENRY HARTEAU. Jones' which cleared at New
York Sept % for lndianoa and Lavacca had not to
Dec6 and not having been heard OF since her departure
Is feared that she foundered In the gales of October
registered l36 tons, built ut Portland CT n 1866 from
which port she haied.)
scHR HARRIET BAKER, Edrldge, cleared nt New York
Sept 20 for Key West and having
Is fe ared that she is lost he registered 84S tons,
built at Kennebunk In 1867, and halls from Deunis)
SCHR TRYALI, Sonle, from Albany, of and Bed
ford into by AM 18th inst off Cald-
Soue and took TO their saved. (TheT
III tons register, built at Somerset Mass in 1891
SoHR LATn RICH Paddock from New Bedford for 81
Michaes heors reported arrived al Faya In damaged
condition and with the loss of her mate overheard.
SoHR LIZZIE TAER tof Giouceeer ashore Owls
Head, Ms, 18th inst. badly damaged and had
demned The first class vessel 81 70 built
at Essex In 1868 and valued $500 She insured In the
Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance office for S6525 OUTFITS
insured for 1890.
scHR MEXICO, OF Newport, was dismascd in the heavy
blow Of Dec i5
soHR AsnoRr-An unknown schr from New York for
BALTIMORE with railroad on is ashore at Hog Island, full
of and abandoned probably the Conan Mcssrs
Baker Bros have contracted TO the anddeYer
II at Baltimore at 70 per cent salvage.
CoLLrsIoN--As the steamer Wyoming, from Philadelphia
passing the wrecks below Savannah, about Pm 18th
inst c0ded the bark striking the latter
knocking hole through the cabin and causing other
damage the steamship losing her bowsprt and sustaining
considerable damage to woodwork.
NEwDFRS, NC Dec l3-Severa bales of cotton and some
long lumber have ashore Beaufort within
few days but wrecks be found, TRege nolhpg