The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-02
BELOW.

BELOW
ship srahearn Or, Jarman, from Liverpool Mayl
Brig Curacoa IRON Curacao.
SAILED.
Steamships Adiatc, for Liverpool; City of Paris do
Aeysna 90; iaIy do Dpenaa Bremen Mumbo
Fort an Prince CITY of Gayeston Key West and Calves
savannah; Champion. Charleston; Old Dominion, Rich,
mond, &c
The following vessels sailed this port during the
NAY N25shps Hslens opebee Golden Rule barks Jer
NJ Jones Joseph Howe, Creole e0 D0"0'
a 2,Gh-shp ldnra; barks johanne Marie, Roose
1Th1ship Constantine; banks Clements, Rattray,
,2sth-,ships Seminole, Jules Gerard, VIM Yeo; barks
sapa R9n l pr vqpIer Murray Jr Guiding STAR
s so. King Arthur; barks wexford, odin.
sls-baEks ogr., Ragna, g Elwell, Alaska, pvico,
brgs Woton, Long Reach Escort Oliver Cults Sea Bird
Shipping Notes.
Steamship MORO Castle, 1851 tons, owned by the Allan
tic Mail Steamship Company, from the large
balance dock foot Of Pike street Tuesday, being
stripped calkcd and remealled. She followed by
propeller Doris, 1860 TONS owned by the New York aud
Providence Steamship Company, to adjust new wheel
and repair rudder
Ship Rngleader 1883 TONS of Boston, lowered from
the smaller balance dock adjoining Tuesday, after
being stripped, caked and remetalled She followed
by Italian bark strip metal and cak and her place
was taken by brig Don Quixoe AIS TONS owned Mesrs
Hand 4 Swan, to patch metal
Bark Solomon, 729 tons, of Boston. was lowered from
the large sectional dock foot of Rutgers Monday
after having been stripped calked and remealled and
was followed by the steamship Hornet of Cuban notor
ETY., to paint bottom.
Bark Zo Lorenzo QaD, COO tons, lowered from the
sectional dock foot of Clinton street Monday after
afoh o,,l
Paramount 49 tons, of Boston, strip cak and rcmeta
and make other repairs OF general nature.
Brig Abbe Clifford, 45l TONS of Stockton, Me- Is on the
small sectional dock foot of Rutgers street. patching
metal
Propeller Sherman, 973 tons, owned by Messrs VIM F
Weld Co, of Boston, was lowered from the mammoth
sectional dock at Hoboken Tuesday. after painting
bottom and followed by ship California l3 TONS
longing to the owners to strip, calk and remeta
The dock is occupied by the Atlantic Mail Steamship
Company's steamship Crescent City, 1909 tons, to paint
bottom
The Sound steamer City Of Hartford has occupied the
large Erie Basin drydock Red Hook for the past week.
for repairs Of general nature.
Mr. James Deans railway at Red Hook has been fnly
occupied for the past week, having had brig Lizzie
Zitleen 500 tons, to cak and paint; Messrs
Pinckpey's bark Union 500 tons, for general repairs
steamer Norwalk 4Ol TONS to recak copper and paint
steamer Huguenot, 45s TONS for general repairs, and
had in hand the Police Commissioners steamboat Seneca
and United States survey Dana, repairs
of general nature.
There have been the large dock foot of Mar
street. during the week, brig Isabella Mex 1870 TONS
patch copper and schooners Minnie Minnehaha
paint bottom
On the Central screw dock adjoining schooner Nymph
100 tons, of Belize 10 strip cak and recopper; brig Nc
Farlane B) $40 tons, to coaltar bottom schr Morton
(Br), to paint and tug walcott, to adult wheel
on the small dock have been pilot boat Washing
ton clean and paint bottom, and propellers II Ha
mill and Woodruff, both to adjust wheels and paint
The steamer Saratoga before reported sold at this port
has undergone thorough REPAIRS TO hull and machinery
She VIII be placed under the Spanish flag, hailing from
Havana, is to be called by the same name, and will be
commanded by Capt ochoa
There in the port Of New York the the
following vessels :-Steamers, az ships, ST. barks 22I
briggs lOl schooners, 100.
The number of vessels belonging TO bound or from
ports in the United States reported totally lost and miss
ing during the past month, is 30, Of which II were
wrecked abandoned, sunk by collision, burned,
foundered and missing They classcd as fol-
lows IS steamers ships barks brgs and II schoon
crs and their total value exclusive OF cargocs is estimated
at $964,O0o
STEAMSHIP CAxpRrAS from Pctou, Ms, via st John NIB
PEI gotten on and arrived at Montreal May 30
suIr Jons TENrrRLr CD, Wright, from Bal,
Virginia III March had not arrived at her
destination at last accounts, and 1t Is feared
that she has toundsred i has been supposed Gas before
Henry March by steamer Liberty at Baltimore, and
was 976 tons built at Sunderland in 1885, and hailed from
London She had cargo of 800 bbls rosn 1000 bbls and
5a bags nseed cake los bales hair $40 sacks oil cake
and boxes preserves
SNIP CRITERION Sheldon, from Philadelphia for San
Francisco while being towed down the Delaware,
ing of Goth ult struck obstruction in the river
Chester, and commenced to leak; she brought TO
anchor of Chester, where she remained same evening,
and the surveyors have down from Philadelphia to
hold survey on her.
SUR EUROPA (whalcr) Mckenzie, Of New Bedford,
which arrived at Honolulu April %, was leaking, the
ships side having been bored with three large agur holes
by the crew, when about six weeks OUT leaking
about 200 strokes In ~ hours She sailed again May TO
cruise.
BARK oRsrs tnot Arnm', Of Laurvg, from Halifax for
Mamich the vessel stranded Mt Cape Tourmentine.
Nh She full 81 water surveyors reported the vessel
apparently In coed condition, and In favorrble position
u pet anoa but recommended geneIal sale for all
eerned.
BApK MAtIARD Br), from Batavia and Passaroerng for
beob neore reported at Halifax dismasted will dis
charge an her cargo there and he repaired Cargo
shipped To Boston In sailing vessels.
, An EsGLisn BARK. name unknown was ashore on sa-