The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-06
The Herald Almanac.

The Herald Almanac.
The Mariners Guide being republication of all Notices
to Mariners issued during the year 1871 from the Trinity
House, Admiralty London; the photographic Office
Washington and the various Navigation Boards through
out the world contains warnings information and drec
tons which render the Almanac indispensable to
pilot and the navigator the chart the sextant and the
compass At the present time the opening of the navga
ton of inland lakes and rivers and Of the lakes and
rivers of contiguous territory and the large trading
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diagrams OF the weather signals adopted by the govern
ment at Washington for the benefit of merchant
rine and naval service with explanations of tue
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and extensive lakes In fine, the Herald Almanac is a
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Shipping Notes.
Steamship Wyanoke, 2O67 tons, owned by the Old Do
minion steamship Company, lowered from the large
balance dock foot of Pike Thursday after
ing and painting bottom Her place Is occupied by
snip Trmountain 1901 tons, owned by Messrs ii Win
chester Co, for the purpose of being stripped caled
and remetalcd
schr st Croix 22 tons Of Boston, lowered from the
smaller balance dock adjoining Thursday after hav
ing stripped, caiked and remetalled. The dock is now
being calked in topsdes and having repairs wheel
Ship Constantine 1921 TONS owned by Messrs Grinnell
Mnturn Co. is the large sectional dock foot of Rut
| gers street. being stripped, calked and remetaed.
schr John Bird, Z3 tons, of Rockport Me, is on the
small sectional dock adjoining, having bottom painted
| Gen Newtons dredge boat, with which he has been
operating on the reefs In harbor Is the Clinton
street sectional dock for general repairs.
Steamship Emily Souder, 7U tons, owned by Messrs
VIM Weld Co, of Boston, lowered yesterday from
m lock ohoka aNarn otnt;p
bottom and followed by ship Volunteer 1858 tons
owned by the parties to be stripped caked
metalled
The Peoples dry dock foot OF street. had
out last week schr Ellen 9s TONS of Lubec Me-
for general repairs.
Messrs Merritt Sparks dock adjoining have had out
schrs Edith May, Nathan Cleaves, and McConvillc all
for cleaning calking and painting and tug VIM Parks
adjust new wheel and paint
On the large dock foot of Market street there
have been out during the week banks Nor) 437
TONS for examination and Regina del Gin (Aus) TONS
to pant brig Julia Blake to adjust rudder braces
schrs Nary Meade, to fix rudder; Henry Parker, to
paint, and Hattie Smith, patch metal and pilot boat
| Hope, to clean and patch metal
On the central dock have been sternwheel
steamer Mnnscecongo, to paint bottom and schr Clara
Woodhouse, 264 tons, to strip calk and remetal.
On the small screw dock have been pilot boats Christian
Bcrgh, James Gordon Bennett and Fannie all patch
metal and clean bottom and tug Kinne adjust wheel
Messrs O'Connell Co have had at their sectional
dock at Erie Basin briggs Royal Arch, and Ontario, to
patch metal and Wesley Seymour, to paint bottom and
schr Menan and lighter Maud to cak and paint
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP GEORGE UPToS from Richmond for New
Is total loss.
into Bay %aph % ases 2 a Ne%
cargo sold at auction.
BsK from il
Sc of Cape Henopcn saw vessel of about 500 TONS bot
tom up.
scHR SARAH ELIZABETH previously reported sunk at
e IN S SSa OF nd ad on
scHR WIZ KNAPP was run into by steamer City of Hart
ford on Thursday a, midnight when between He'll Gate
which caused her to sink immeda.ey and John Doyle,
e b oohe%a Of s ev
was valued at about $500
HAVANA May b-rhe bark Rhea Sylvia, from New York
1 for Havana, Is ashore near Nuevitas
moysy capi Calvin. from the Grand Hunks, put yes:
day on the Banks in severe gale two ef her boats were
cable parted Three men were washed overheard and
rescued with difficulty George , 1akemap, Of Grand Me-
n s shs w c on Banh a ha l
repairs
Miscellaneous.
Purser Walter Pym, of the steamship Livingston from
Savannah has our thanks for favors
Tux SUPPLEMENT the American Loyd's Universal
| Standard Record OF Shipping for May l, published by
Thomas Taylor IS Wall street. just issued contains re-
surveys of SO ships 80 barks % brigs IS
schooners and steamers This Record received the ap
prevail the Peruvian In 1869 for the char
tering of shipping for guano cargocs
SHr EpIru I73 toas, built Bewburypor 1864 now
thence TO Liverpool with wheat at f3 45
SurP ONWARD, $50 tons with her whaling inventory has
been purchased by Messrs Bartlett Sons OF Edw
Rowland
Gently designed and modelled and contracted for the
building in Maine of four 3masted schooners and pro.
l a
for New York Long Island and New Jersey parties lie
ton Island 1sTv aa e has also modelled schooner
three nastcd schooner 40 is being built
sandwich and wptheTs to Be commanded BY Cap,
between cohasset Narrows and Georgetown, DC. Her
Masps Master Nash wiz ii Immediately lay the keel
Ing he fall The schooner in Master shaw's Yard viii
SiSssSy Is aaHS@sa ,5s latter par,
to St e spa aa BAKER F The
end tine !, aga e M the T,pc rios using
launch on he LIST Of December The schooner now in
month
Lyse Gs, At, Chsrryasld April % by Campbell
owneS y r master builder iii fe amea rs sb ra S
enable her TO ascend and load the wharves the
At GreenPoint evening of I'd, from the yard of Law
Ra, ~ Co The boat which named the Mid
Of hold Her machinery is under Che superintendent Of
Joseph Leslie.
Al Machias 9th ut from the yard Of Lowell Nash,
s H"%a aopu. @ "n by mp q
| OF schr Jones
AT North Lnbec, Me- 10th ult from the yard OF Capt
Hact schr Eggbasket She huilt for the busi-
ness and Is 70 run between North Lubec and Eastpot
Notice to Mariners.
BALTIC sEA-cERmANY.
New beacons and light the coast of Pommsrania
The Prussan gives notice OF the erection OF
the following beacons:-
l. On each of the two moe.head in the harbor Of Col
bcrgmunde, beacon f feet In height above the level
OF the That the eastern mole Is crowned with
ball feet In diameter constructed of twoinch laths and
with the mast supporting painted white That the
western mole carries Oft feet base and In height,
| made OF aths and painted red.
2 on each heads in the harbor of Stolp
munde beacon OF 20 feet above the level OF the
Iha,,u thu nla thp