The New York herald., 1872-07-11
Shipping Notes.

Steamship Cleopatra, 0t5 TONS owned by Messrs MUIR
ray Ferris Co, lowered from the large sectional
dock foot of Rutgers street Tuesday Of last week.
removing her old SHAFT, preparatory to receiving
Ship Anahuac, 1895 tons, Of Boston, afterwards
raised, stripped, caikod and remctalled. The Sound
steamer Martin raised and lowered ycs,c gday,
after slight repairs TO stem.
The Clinton sectional dock has been upied
by bark Lorena, 4s tons, of stockton Me, putting
new keel.
On the small sectional dock foot of Rutgers street have
been barks C Jones (Br, 3I tons, tor painting and
Daniel Draper QtaD 23O tons to strip cak and remeta
Brig Two Brothers 3D. las TONS lowered yesterday
after painting bottom and schr Matilda i2a TONS Is
up for slight repairs.
steamship City OF Galveston. 1888 tons. Of Mcssrs
Mallory Co.'S line, ives lowered from the mammoth
tonal dock at Hoboken after painting bottom, and
steamship st Olaf or), 1916 TONS Is dock the
same purpose.
The Sound steamer Escort was lowered from the bal
dock foot of Pike street yesterday after repairing
damage to her bow received in her recent collision at
Hell Gate.
At the screw docks foot of Market street there have
been during the past week
On the large dock, brig American Union 2i5 tons
Brewer Me- to strip, calk and remetal; bark Chasca
of Boston. to patch metal schooner Peters, s9
tons, paint, and yacht Josephine TO clean bottom.
On the central dock Propeller Pdgeon Jr, to adjust
wheel; pilot boats Edmund briggs, and Patterson, to
clean and patch metal and schooners Julia Decker and
Ida Bella to calk and paint
On the small dock propeller NJ Kennc, to re-
pair stern bearing, and pilot boat Mary Williams,
clean and patch metal
Messrs O'ConneIl Co have had on their sectional
dock at Erie Basin yacht VISION paint; schooners Pal
ma Boston; Jessie Leach, and d steeimun. all TO
cak and paint; brig Laura Gertrude 10 put shoe
and patch metal and propeller Smith, put on new
shoe.
Messr Merritt Sparks have had at their dock foot of
Gouverncur street steam yacht Mnnchaha 10 clean bot
schooner
''''' Marine Disasters.
scHR CONRAD Fox Lewis, from Baltimore for Charles
ton sunk % miles of 0sracpse NC no date crew saved
the 9th inst The yawl was the only property saved
from the CT.
scuR srSALoA-Newburyport July s-Capt Tower, the
underwriters agent had his pump operation
board the schr sinaloa on Sunday and succeeded in
ease" and SrSasht up Bsyiey's wharf: or GSHdss s
discharged and return to upon the marine railway
Bss5sE qssrs At % kss rS
ensSss@ engaged in nser getting nsk her aoat Ss'' ''N''
scmR ELxrRA ROGERS, from Philadelphia for Norfolk
before reportedl put back to rhadelphia July IN dis
Hog Hog Island ai5 5th H. '''' '''~ y w
GLAD TrpIscs Br Lang from Halifax fax, for =, New
Gss sdSs hsn and boat ns day crew at
Miscellaneous.
scup Francis ALLEN was towed to New York from New
London on the night Of the 9th inst by steamer Bolivar
Iron Works and fitted for sealing voyage to the sontn
Shetands
surrBuILprsc--Messrs Staples Phillips, Of Taunton
Weir are building three large coal barges, TO carry 100
from the ports OF New Jersey hnd elsewhere, at
cost Of $60,0OO.
Sailed from New Bedford July bark Mount woastsn,
for North Pacific Ocean
Foreign Ports.
Bnrsr, July lO---Arrived, steamship Washington Fr)
Roussan, New York. .
BoxBAr, May U-sailed, ship Golden Fleece, Bray. Ma
Mia. -
BUrxos AyRKs, May 22-Arrved, brig Lochnivar, Nick
crson, New York.
Sailed May 70, barks Mary Pratt Klburn, England;
oath, Maggie p Lord, Hobbs, New York,
CAtBARIHN. June 4-In port, barks Continental, for
Philadelphia Ida c. for New York, l4s; Edwsrd BrI,
Emery for da, do; VIM Welsh, for Philadelphia Hough-
tom for do; Francis Hinckley for do schrs Davis,
bcwss July ie-Asrivsa, thin Ada CRr,. Jones' New
York.