The New York herald., 1871-03-29
Shipping Notes.

Mr. Henry Steers building at Greenpoint IL feyboat
designed to between New London and Groton. It will
be 200 feet In length Deck 81 feet BEAM Is inches
depth of hold and Of $50 burden The
the construction of this boat Of superior quality She
will be ready for launching about May l. Messrs Roach
Son are building her machinery She will be supplied with
beam engine 81 inches diameter Of cylinder stroke
of piston.
The iron feyboats Fulton Farragut in progress of
construction at Mr. Rowand's works, Greenpoin, Ii,
for the Fulton Ferry Company will be ready launching
in about four weeks The Fulton is farther
her sister vessel her frame being up bulkheads in
plating put Yesterday the workmsn commenced lay
her deck, which will require but short time to complete
These boats viii undoubtedly be Of great strength
their erection stride for the better vessels Of their
and character is noted.
The survey for the Battery shoals s now in
progress General John Newton, Engineers d
rection of the work. and will have compile ell
possible It is estimated that At least Sl60O0 will be
qured to complete the dredging, &c.
About one hundred additional miners have Just en-
gagged at He'll Gate The force will be further augmented
during the coming Eighty thousand cubic yards
Of rock viii have to be removed before the blasting be
done that wifi terminate the work effect the object Of
the government. This mining, when completed win be
equal tunnel nearly three miles long The work win
finished, It is expected, in about eighteen months Between
the 10th and 18th Of April the United States drilling
scow will be put to work on Diamond Coenes reefs.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP SAN QUINTIN (Sp) from New YORK for Ha.
yana put Into Charleston the 2h inst repair steam
BARK SIX FRrREs Baker late Bouanger) from Halifax
for days arrived st Barbados in
heavy gale, during which the captain Gboulsnger], the
ws es ssee ws. n all sa boats cut
BRIO VIRGINIA DARE, Bell, which cleared salla, Ca
Pfans 81 Leak and was obliged to throw overheard deckad
sonR FLORA of LYNN, Smith, from Lanes Cove, Mass,
mornns O R ns
fs.s' Moses
then, and was built in 1869; no insurance.
IN MAnY TYLER from Proydsnce for Philadelphia
scHR FALCON (of sratford Conn), Wheeler is aground
a q ne Ps5ls
PILOT BOAT FRANCIS PERKINS, No 49, was sailing down
the hs Eat Eat river when she into Of
the several stanchions and panks No damage
Miscellaneous.
Purser Hollis Cole of the steamship Montgomery from
Savannah has our thanks for favors.
Purser Geo Anderson of the steamship Champion from
Charleston, has our thanks for favors.
BARK RENDERS DAM vaentin, which sailed from Hong
o s Sew put back prior to M u ac
Whalemen.
Bark Edward Everett, whie Of NB was at Talcabuano
spoRen-March 81 lat 81 2S lon 70 40. bark William 4
Henry, of FH, from feneriGe, cruising
Foreign Ports.
ASyiS March ls-In port schr W Maitland for New
, DHMESARA March lo-ln port brig Annie Whiting, for
FoocHow Jan s-1n port bark Fore.. Belle, Peterson,
for kSs 20 o.d Es e.. ship Canaan m
s.nsisso sisa%'A' frans'. Wright
s 5 S SSss F:ssns
sSA oS q iSserof S1 dSFs
EsSs s.$.ss SsT ApS. B Hunter. B.us. and
s efS9 s.ae ross as s Laos.
jam AigS 5s Fsss:y sss Ys,s sa sa
ouRsssTows, March ssArr,ved steamship CIV ., Rr.
s.sl Yanoy
vsS:,s 81 s.T TsS S.g port a ssa9 Nicholson
ship Maaeca lBr before reported on the berth for New
vSsA!eos. rssi@-1rryed ship Shirley, willoomb Hong
Asas sjonss N March .Anved,. steamer. sImrod and
e Mss s with b,r s
New c,eared a9rf j,,S srg s1n AGs p. gr giysn d.
YOKOHAMA, Feb 22sailed bark Asphodel, Norton, New
American Ports.
'fsss sms
Ba!sas
ssSs Ssrss %iam afPy aaSssa
Leaviit; Manning, Candy and Fitzpatrick, Smith.
Phiadelphia; Goodrich, Look; w Page, Endsor and
Hazeltne Cummings, Elzabethport; Gem, Thomas Mary
Brewer Saunders and Laconia Whitney, Rondout; Mary,
shaw, and Mansfield, Achorn New York.
Ceared-Barks Jennie Cushman Snaley, Gaze de Verbs
Alice rarlton Connor st Jaeo, Cuba Also cleared ship
Lady Dnerin lBr) Hgckett Liverpool Savannah; bark
Jula Dutch, Van Lo6h, Rotterdam.
Arrived steamer Geo Appold, from Baltimore barks
Agra Liverpool Houghton Upton, Sierra Leone; brig
Moye Havener Maanzas; schrs Dictator from Jercmie
BALTIMORE, March s7-Arrived brigs Petrol tBn, Par
s9ps MeYsps Hspoe Soomss Mayagsez Pr Anna
Knight Plum Cardenas Gersie Lewis Hodsdon Cartba-
hSsS Fsnhan Rrandywne Adqms; iTa Senator GTnes
G9yd 1scs ag sagpFs, Az Rswg Grace Maggie T cswds sn;
thwate Gardner and Allen Middleton u, Gadding, Proy
Chase ProvIdsuce Smith, Williams Fall River Charfa
studley; West Dennis Croweli; Bragdon snow Fawn,
Baker AMI Belle Crowe Crowel Boston; Addie Walton,
Rich, Norfolk
Cesred-Bark Hofrath Or Bruckner (NGh Gossarl, As
pinwal; schrs Prairie Bird tBr), Caldwell, 81 John, NIB
Ocean Traveller, Adams Charleston; Curtis, HASKELL
Neponsci; M McCann, Whitman; Oneida Watts, and
Helen Howay, Thompson, Boston; Thos Dali, Wright
Georgetown, DC.
Saled-Irig Harriet.
2stArrved steamship Blackstone, Loveland, Boston;
brigs Rride tBr), Brooks Sedgley, Maan
zas schr May Queen {Br), Cummings, Palermo.
BRUNSWICK Ga, Match 20Sai!cd brig Hattie, Sawyer,
Porto Rleo