The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-13
BELOW.

BELOW.
Brig Crescent (Br), Faulkner II days from Cardepas
SAILED.
Steamships Russia, Liverpool Wisconsin, do; Tybee
g. Domingo; Georgia, Charleson Regulator, Wilmington,
Shipping Notes.
The Surveyor Of the Port addition customary
rules and regulations for the discharge Of vessels delv
of foreign careoes has promulgated order which, It
believed, win expedite the discharge Of faci
tate the business Of importers Two inspectors only
formerly assigned to this work. provides
third officer to be designated the "Dock Inspector It
found that two inspectors unable dispose of the
chandse with the rapidly could be put out Of the
ships hence often became necessary protection
the suspend the unloading Of before the
close OF the day, that the officers might make safe
distribution Of the goods then hand The
question: however, will In most enable the third officer
to send the goods passed upon keep
the dock clear and allowing the other officers more
time and less interruption In keeping their tickets
and permits In proper shape. The order also
tends to obviae extent the hitherto necessity grant
ing night permits These only granted special
cases Formerly they werc issued the application only
of the agents Of the steamship companies who their
ships discharged at the earliest practicable moment and
which worked in the msjay Of cases
expense and delay to importers The practice also often
parook Of the nature Of an imposition, and In this paeu
-
partaken Of change In order therefore, obtain night
permit now, necessary first for The agents 10 obtain the
approval OF the consgnees OF the merchandise which
such permits will in the future only Special per.
mis are also required Of this time desired TO take
in carsoes Of night
Officially reported that during the wear 1870 4s vessels
passed through the Suez Canal OF which 3e were British
French, rs Austrian spanisn Is Turkish 81 Egyptian,
Italian Ottoman, 3 Dutch Portuguese and each Rus
sian. Danish Greek, zansbaran and American. Noshp
passed through the canal under the North German Gag
Marine Disasters.
SHIP TRNNYsoN Atwood, at Boston from Calcutta re.
PSE ro% Apr e e had heavy gales from 70 The
sails For two days the decks constantly Hooded with
BARK SARAH HOBART, White at Boston from Buenos
beM Sa IL w sna h a% e up 70 s
9Ha TWO heavy gales and one hurricane lasting 80 sou
BARK unknown bark wa, reported as ashore
70 her from Lewe Del 49, '''AO0e mas 0esn sent
B9Io SARAH PETERS, Andrews atProvidence from Pen
and lost between four and five lumber from
s s wa: ashore on oswe Shoals Oa,e on about
and VIII be soon ready resume her voyage. : - -s''
no aS % Of and os
sea- carving away par. Of deckead overheard
to him. but without avail -''' = '--1'
Som WALTON, ashore the beach At Masonboro, NC,
down from Wilmington. NJ stS 70
tow her TO that port = -
Ontario. " "''0'' -''-'
Miscellaneous.
We are indebted to Messrs Geo Philips Collins, ship
ping merchants of South street, for their attentions
We are under obligations to the purser OF the steamship
Columbia, from havana for the prompt delivery
and dispatches.
Purser Hollis Cole of the fro,,
Savannah has our thanks for favors
LAyTcMED-FIom the yard Of Berran Smith. at Green
"op aPr n I'm snS s
Te o En T" 20 merchant Of New York city, built for Me.srs
their fishing business. - - =
.osr am ana 1 ne
o.sry vii be launched from the yard
repairs, six other fishing yachts.
Whalemen.
for ssr AND lo a al A 10 s s d1s
She win cruise for sperm whales about two months before
Arrived q =. s. GATHERINGS brig Rosa Baker clifford.
sS6 sss a at T u
na sS mss iss.
Sailed from Table Bay, CGH Feb T. brig Para, WORTH of
whyootacke Dec %, ship Josephine, cogan,
-;;Egss>.;;sss- =: spoken. ....-~.
s s9 re% Syn. fsn ssys April
ship Frank Flint smalley from Island via Homo
Hs s EssS oS from Buen0' Ayre' for New York. March
Big a g Ps'nam from New Orleans for Havrc April l.
Foreisn Ports.
stevens Wig &..S Ss sbr5 DYER ' sso
G abo. sh seS. Grace ws l Io Sns or ao
9Th nncas for Norwich dg Margaret, Macaas
sailed sis, sscshr Geo Bent Smith, por. north Of Ia.
BARBADOS, March l5-Arrved scbr Ann L Lockwood st
.e SS ss nS e0
d. @ S msa
iS isss fG sss isss
CAILAo March Is-In por, sh,us M.labar tFr, ou,re
. .,s% T Ts5 %m
ifS s% Sam sSa s's
n, SxSDisas xDriI 2%is.d bark Jennie ARMSTRONG
Stow sa..1 s:% h
am.s ,p etPs Fsanne Carver north Of ..sIs brig
ESss.. ana sssS SsIon ~ % %sIa fsrs
.ns Ayss BRIG SGPe asn;sa1 Stanley.
siss ss a 3D. .a SE'sin ss sess.
a Ra as, Fh ss sSs''' Bait
xarss som MsT o n Po brig &w Armstrong
sIs Sss @ ,sSs:ss %
@ R,c ov r9rs aS o 5S camille @ New
schs Mary nuppsT Gilman New YOrk AVIAN Brun
Sailed 3d. brig Pluton (sp) Cahuct, New Orleans 9Th, |
bark Nicord lNor semo New York via sagua; schrs
hies Orowclb Ngw York; Narragansott HamlIn Carde.
fac ssh b s knadtssn No5 PetcUon New YORK;
York; fhurlow torbs,, do; join FREE Fireman,
ss sse, Baker CardenAsi " McTck Ligpinco,s
yssmorci Bessie, Towen, and Water Llv. Hsnlcy, New
land, sngna.
Cleared 9Th, barks Torrvburn Copp sarua and New Or
Ferrer, Pensacola.
LIVERPOOL, April n Arrived. steamships Nevada Green,
New YORK; Chrysote Corbisbley New Orleans.
New YORK.