The New York herald., 1870-06-12
Shipping Notes.

shipping NOTES.
The dry dock business has been very dun during the past
week.
The steamboat Dictator 5s3 tons, lowered from the
smaller balance dry dock on Monday last.
The ship Empire 1850 tons built in Boston, 1882
was up by the mammoth balance dry dock Monday
last and lowered Wednesday following, meanwhile having
her copper patched.
The steamship James Adger 1852 TONS built in New York,
1851 taken up by the mammoth balance dry dock
Wednesday afternoon last for the purpose of receiving new
bed plate. She is still up
The bark Adeline 400 tons, taken up by the
smaller balance dry dock Friday last for the purpose Of
being calked and metalled She is still up.
The pilot boat Williams. No II, launched from the
central screw dock on Thursday last.
The propeller Woodruff was lowered from the smaller
dock Thursday last.
The schooner Franklin 24 tons taken by the large
dock Thursday last for the purpose of painting
The yacht Alarm raised by the central screw dock on
Thursday her bottom might be cleaned She is s
and preparing for the annual regatta OF the New York
Yacht Club.
The yacht Ider taken the smaller dock
Friday the purpose of being poeaded She is still
up and getting in fix for the regatta of Tuesday next
The steamship Manhattan, 1893 TONS or the New York and
Charleston ne lowered from the great sectional dry
dock Tuesday last
The ship Thomas Dunham 1922 tons, built in Bath, Me,
1862 raised great sectional dry dock Tuesday
last and lowered Friday following, meanwhile receiving
repairs of general nature.
propeller Virgo 142 tons, built in Fahaven 1852 and
owned by Messs Murray, Ferris Co. taken by the
great sectional dry dock Friday last for repairs Of gene
raj nature. She Is still up
The brig Mary Leighton 42O taken up by the
smaller sectional dry dock Wednesday last and lowered
the following day, meanwhile being repaired in bottom.
The bark Harry Booth lSs built In Bucksport Me-
1861 owned by Messrs James Ward Co, taken
up the smaller sectional dry dock Wednesday afternoon
last for the purpose Of being repaired in bottom She still
up.
The schooner Petre 90 tons, raised by the Clinton
sectional dry dock Wednesday last and lowered the
same day, having received few slight repairs.
The brig Annie Gardner, 24 tons taken up by the
Clinton street sectional dry dock Wednesday afternoon
last lowered the following day, meanwhile being
paired Ia bottom.
The propeller st Louis $50 tons, lowered the
mammoth sectional dry dock at hobeken on Wednesday
last, having been repaired in bottom and painted.
There the Erie Basin dry dock during the
past week the following vessels S:eamboat Plymouth
Rock 1862 tons, repairs bottom steamship Mississippi
1908 ons bottom painted The British steamship Venezuelan
is still in Dock her repairs progressing satisfactorily
Deans Railway Red Hook hauled up during the week the
following vessels Steamboat Utica, 626 TONS recalked
steamship Key Wes 68 tons bottom painted steamboat
Martha Washington, painted bottom; yachts slve and
Magic, painting bottom and preparing for the New York
Yacht Club annual regatta.
There arrived at this port for the week ending June H.
from foreign ports 22 vessels Of which 10 steamships
| II ships. % barks 35 brigs and S5 schooners
There in this port Saturday, June H. 467 vessels
of which 76 steamships, ~ ships IS barks, 81 brss
and I60 schooners
There sailed from this port during the week ending saar
day. June H. 80 steamships of which IL were for European
| ports and Is for domestic ports
| Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP TRIPoL placed the dry dock at East
Boston 10Th inst for examination repairs when the exact
found the saboard bow near the cardboard
having apparently been pierced bv sharp pointed rScK and
side The vessel three or four seams slightly opened
the po, side was not damaged In any nor the
total amount of injuries less than at arst anticipated
| delay.
scHs CHARITY from St John, NB for st Stephens sunk
two miles beiow the latter port she mas iui cargo
DOUGLAS, I'M, May 30--The Omoa, from saga for the
CLYDE with and spirits ashore in the Sound of Calf s
| likely to 60 to pieces.
LONDONDERRY May 30--The derelict ship Jessie Coffin
| was towed up to the quay this morning.
| spoken.
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sp has e. III sSs from Boston for huen0'
i an francisco Tor o0au'mD'
shg Sny sT Sc on Sn Liverpool for San
shp Perfume % v h yor from Boston for Calcutta May A. lat
Adelaide Baker IBs Sutton from Ardrossan for San
lon esy plot boat ssnnet g. 'a''
sanlo.y Head bearing sw 20 miles
| Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP, May lSAriveo, Sarah Staples Staples, Bae
BnisToL, May slaaArriyed, Reunion Rowland, NYOrk.
Penang
Sailed sS, wndward, Barrett Hong Kong; iith Hail Co
~, Mpss,s E:ynS ss WsBsss
from NYork arrived s8d disg Sarah sloan Br soan fol
Aro & TSonpson sua o yhsdepha arrived 24h dss