The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20

of Northport, having stern; schr Smith, of Cold
Spring. also receiving stern; soop Farmer of North.
port TO be entirely overhauled from keel up, galvanized
tened and recnaied throughout making her equal
vessel sloop Mary Elizabeth, Of Oyster Bay have new
after end and stern Mr. Carl about closing up the
contract for the building of large schooner.
Jesse Jervs has his ways the place steam.
boat Wilmington of Babylon, Ii. The Wilmington will be
tmbered outside of old hull planked using the old
p)ankng for ceng-in reality building steamboat on
the outside of the old one, making strong and buoyant
vessel
There about forty vessels Of all oken up in the
harbor of Norhport. among which is the yacht
Time.
David CARL 10 building at City Island three-masted
schooner of SIS TOMS old New York par.
ties; also sloop of 10 tons, old measurement for City
Island parties schr Sam Coyer of New York. Is being re-.
built hcre also large barge used for carrying the
Hudson river
Marine Disasters.
sIIr TITAN Berry At San Frsnclsco, 7th inst from New
Cp aSs cost ssT Sddsr
July 20 Ion 2o passed staten I..nd Sept sighted Cape
from 10 Sept a ID nss heavy b s.s
ass e e.
tsGhed took or All and lei 60 hauled along
paid ROPE sss and o1s p s1sSs
ss''s sssr sp "a ' son.o.es
and con 81 to make new raddsr which
6soeer had ruader all Finished ready 10 re. il
ss ". ss az. s. s
y pointed jammed and were compelled to away por.
sas w wGnsS % 5 w0 deck not
September 80 made IT wider longer and on the sisi
nn ss ~ @ al the and found
s s ~ r" 70 had s S s:a SsI a
s sss rs az the "a 81 w us,s
men laid up from exposure. and getting warm
@ ss ss m a r. be @ n
$ sfsss m. ass for getting the
BARK ATA I;A Sinclair, at Honolulu Dec u from
on which morning 4n : :s
stove boat and sustained other after which had
yious ashore at South Point Southwest Pass Was
nsn' n' anu was 0eAs lowed up to Ne" Or
BARK COMMERCE. a. Philadelphia i'.h from London had
aeak, ami threw part Of cargo overheard.
ssnT EsSpIG New geso Parker which
competent pilot at me time the reef su. the
SsS %s had ss e from the bill.
channel The vessel strnck Oh the ree knocking hole In
sss s' 1e: 81 'o os t ssd
s ss fs1 Of The %
what 50 Ss ssd .% and the ne
sch, schooner wi, be temporarily repaired at Ruatan viii
peted She will then her mer business the fruit
soaR Henry LIZ BLANc (Br from Boston, arrived at the
m nae on OF me e * hayG ION Inst nsvng experienced
kn'o Oslne DOat safs, part mainboOm
load OF OIL coal &c. and in the hold badly damaged
ScuR MARY CoyNr, from New York, before reported
delphia 18th inst. - " ~
sLoor DENAREsT from Oyster Ray, while attempting
pass through Hell Gate Night OF i4h ran ashore on Fo
Point and stove In her port Side and flied. "
MISSING vrssnLshp innexibc Lyall, sailed from Cal
Since BEEN heard p On lat
IRON vessel OF 9 tons register built Harepoo IN 1854
and hailed from Louton. -SS'
CARDIFF, Jan 6The American schr Winfield H. has mt
put BACK ana docked having lost an anchor and chain
tAYAL, Dec N-The venezia Libera, Castr,cc from New
castle Tor New YORK. which put ia here leaky Dec TO- ds
charging she requires DOwspr several sais acme
Iiggng and general cauking good many timbers have
ALSO oeen onni rotten and II supposed the master will
DO, ner worth the expense OF repairs Another
than she 10 worth. ~ ~
0RrENooK, Jan bThe ship Glencoe Coiquhoun, from
GLASGOW Ior rhiadephs, which put back here through
stress OF weatner had buwarks carried swept
and u was said had sprung leak Fifty tons of Din ron
which were on deck had TO DO thrown overheard an
apprentice seaman bad OF his the
iron and the oulwarks The vessel will 70 undergo
Tse Bessie North, Purguson from Beaumars for New Or