The New York herald., 1870-09-11
ShipDing Notes.

The dry dock people complain OF exceeding dulness in the
line Of their business.
The steamship Virgin, AL tons, lowered from the
mammoth balance ary Monday last after having
bottom cleaned and painted
The mammoth dry dock took up Monday last
the propeller Doris 1860 ons for the purpose repairing
screw. She was lowered the Wednesday following.
The ship Melrose, 1000 tons taken up the smaller
balance dry dock Wednesday last lowered follow
ing day. meanwhile being stripped caked remetaled
The bark Lady Turner, 4so tons, by
moth balance dry dock Wednesday lowered the
following day. having meanwhile been stripped caked
remetalled.
The smaller balance dry dock took Thursday last the
bark John Zeson $50 ons lowered the following
day, after receiving suit Of metal-her first
The propeller Winchester, 4 tons, taken up FRI
day last by the sectional dry dock, lowered the
same day, after receiving Sigh. repairs.
The propeller George Cromwell s tons raised by the
great sectional dry Friday afternoon last the
purpose Of receiving general repairs. She is still up.
Tho brig Agaia lS TONS taken up by the smaller
onal dry dock Monday last for to her bottom
She lowered the day.
The brig Jaboaoa lgl raised the smaller
onal dry dock Monday last for slight repairs.
She lowered the following day.
The Ephraim Williams 1886 TONS taken up by the
smaller sectional dry dock Thursday last lowered the
following day, meanwhile being repaired in bottom.
The Clinton sectional dry dock PROPELLER
Regulator. 43o tons Monday last and lowered her the
same day, after receiving slight repairs.
The following vessels occupied Deans railway for the
past two weeksElevator Havre. cakcd throughout with
other repairs lighter Comet recalked and other repairs;
scr Welcome Bsebe 400 on rebuilt In every particular
Tho Erie sectional dock has had up during the past
week, for general repairs and painting the following
selsschr Kekuk, 7 schr Traveller 150 schr
Dana, $50 tons; elevator Mary Jane, 200 tons.
The propeller Volunteer 1UO TONS raised by the Clin
ton street sectional dry dock Monday afternoon
repairs to bottom and wheel lowered the following
Wednesday.
The propeller City Port au Prince 4se TONS was taken
BY the Clinton street dry dock Thursday
for the of painting and repairing. shi still
The propeller varuna, 1908 tons, taken up
great sectional dry dock at Hoboken Tuesday last for
slight repairs. She lowered the day.
The bark VIM Rathbone 7 tons raised by the great
sectional dry dock at Hoboken Friday last for repairs
her bottom. She was lowered the Following day.
The propeller Leo, 92S ons up by great
tona dry dock At Hoooken Saturday for repairs
general nature. She s still up
The schooner Yankee Doodle 2 tons by larger
dock Saturday, 3D. inst Tuesday
last, having meanwhile been thoroughly painted.
The pilot boat Mary Catherine was taken up by the
smaller dock Tuesday afternoon last for the pur
pose Of being painted and having her copper patched
The yacht America raised by the
Tuesday last for the purpose repairing her stem
aged In collision with working schooner II q late yacht
eastward
The schooner Chas Dennis 294 tons up by the
screw
cleaning and painting in hull and bottom.
There arrived at this port the ending Saturday
Sept 10 from foreign ports SO vessels of which IA
steamships 10 Ships % barks briss % schooner
There in this port Saturday, Sept TO- 4sS vessels
Of which So steamships 70 Ships bark brigs
and lO2 schooners.
There sailed from this port during the week ending
day. Sept TO- 60 steamships of Is were foreign
ports and 10 for domestic ports
Since last report there have arrived points
Hudson and Western canals following barges
boats by towboat Cayuga-Barges Fuller, w Tho
mas Icelander, Amy Allen, Stella, Cramer, Plymouth
canal boats IFamln, Crawford De Witt Parshel,
Seymour, A Meway, A T Redfed, Onward, Meteor, J
Northup Olive, VIM Hagn, Chester Hare Nellie George,
Wellington D Uuey Hnsdale, G H Smith, Palmyra,
Julia, Eddie Ward By towboat America-Barges Rob-
enson, Golden GATE Creg Schuyler Cofax Greenbush
nilgrim W Baker, Zack Taylor, Palo Alto; boats
Martha King Fred Wyker Chas Theal DHh Matthews,
ter whitbeck, Grensolus, Van Antwerp Flagship,
Bascom, Uno, Gov Hicks, g Churchill M Nope Bar
tholomew J R Noyes, Orb. By towboat Belief Craw-
ford Perkins, Mosher JOHN Young Ella st Nicho.
las Man caual boats Dora Robt Cove, Monroe Mary,
Gilbert, Osceoa, Dictator, Bele wFrench. By tow.
boat Anna-Barges VIM Lewis, W Freeman; No IS;
canal boats Stevens Gea socum James Sloan, Platt,
X Horton.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMER WIN KENNEDY, Halett, from Boston for Balti-
9Th inst for repars
snIr RADIANT Chase at San Era nciscS Is inst from
Redkn, native of Germany aged 22 fell overheard
and was drowned, all efforts to save him being fruess.
BARK Hermann (NG), Reetz, from Newcastle Z, June "a
for Boston, abandoned and the h inst she
was towed into Halifax with auger holes m her bottom
Capt keez subsequently committed suicide. See despatch
In general news columns.
BARK EDWARD ALLEN (Br), Kitchen, from Providence
for Pctou lying her beam ends anchor 9th inst
OF Chezzetcook Halifax NS having been thrown
during the gale 4tb and lost SAILS anchors and CHAINS
Crew saved
BRIG LOUISA Br), Ham, from Jamaica, OF and for Hall
fax (betore reported owed Newport RI night Of
sh inst, by pilot boat II Aspnwal, of New York which
fell in with her the 5th Ion IS 15 lat 40 2 In distress
dismasted and cargo shifted IN the hurricane of I'd.
BRIG SHARON From Portland for Cape Breton, ballast
totally wrecked at Jeddore Ms ia the late gale (brg
Shannon, Capt Sma cleared Portland Aug 30 Caledo
MIA, and Is probably the vessel referredtO.)
SCuR SMITH (of Goucester), which ashore at
Prospect MS 7h inst, was got Oft and taken to Halifax
the 9Th for repairs.
scHE FRANKLIN, Snow from - put into Halifax 9th
inst for repairs.
SonR VILLAGE BELLE 3r, Riley from st John, NIB, for
Boston, was fallen In with Sept leaking badly loss Of Sails
DC In the hurricane Of Sept and towed into Salem by
schr Chas II Price.
SCHR LOUISA BLISS of Thomaston bound to New York;
was wrecked at Cow Bay C Ia the gale She regis
tered b0O tons, and built at Th0mas0n in 1852
soHR IDLFwILD, Hickman, at Portland sth inst from
Georges Bank lost boat and had foreboom broken IN the
of 4h She that the fishing fleet bad
heavy gale, during whicn they suffered great loss.
sonR OLIVE TOWER, Cahoon, at Harwch ?h INST from