The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

The past week been broken all kinds of busi.
and this added to the scarcity the last
two weeks has made shpreparng very dull have but
little in this line to report
Bark Inspector has occupied the screw dock for
cleaning and painting bottom.
Bark Chief 456 tons of Boston, Is the large balance
dock foot OF Pike street patching metal
Bark Thomas Pope 23l belonging to Messrs Yates
Portcfed was lowered from the large sectional dock
Rutgers street on Friday after patching metal.
Brig Louisa Price (Hayten from the small sectional
dock adjoining painting bottom.
Bark Orente (Bus. 4SO TONS lowered from the
tona dock foot Of Clinton street. Friday stripping
and caking.
TO paint bottom.
Steamboat New Philadelphia, owned by the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Co. lowered from the sectional dock
at Hoboken Thursday after repairs general
and followed by the Troy Vanderbilt owned
by Com Hancox for extensive repairs.
Schr Godfrey, 1888 TONS of Dorchester, NJ was low
from oconne's Erie Basin sectional Thurs
day after painting bottom
scbr Nellie Messrs Merritt sparks' DOCK foot of
Gouverneur street, to be caked.
Brig Caroline Eddy, 37 tons, of Brewer Me- lowered
Friday from the Peoples dry dock adjoining patch
ing metal, her place occupied by three masted
schr Mary Rankin, 349 TONS of Portland Conn, paint
Marine Disasters.
SEER FnANcEs sATTEgLEy setson. which put into Mas
sau in distress, was reloaoing Nth inst
scnR ONTARIO McCauey, from Anguila for New York
with Of SALT into Nassau 10th inst repair sails
nsS. A ns Dsnnsp from Nsy York
@ ns and f nag oasa par an was assisted on
range salvage
soHE HASTINGS, Chase. of and from New Bedford for
New York. at Newport ssd carried away mansheei put
In Tor repairs.
Miscellaneous.
We under obligations the purser Of the steamship
Missouri from Havana Nassau for the promp, delivery
of our files, dispatches &c.
We indebted to purser Chas Burke the steamship
Virgo, from Savannah, for his attentions.
We indebted TO purser John Modctt the steam.
ship Manhattan, from Charleston, for his attentions
BARK LornAIR tBr). Leslie. from Cardiff for New Or.
leans touched at Nassau 18th inst for water.
sonn Tmos sEyMoun Of Dennis ha. been sold to Capt
ing business.
NEW srEAMDoArA light draft steamboat, IS Zee, in
lizards yard. Red Hook. When completed IL will placed
son, Ii.
Bark Ada Gray Race, from New YORK for Buenos Ayres
foreign Ports.
BuESos Ayes. Dec Si-Anived, brig Carrie wnsow,
sailed, Dec 81 parks Clara b. Mcconnell Antwerp Jan
8 Dover o s,lphen New YORK Els, Oliver. Boston; tin,
In port is, barks Mary Marshall tBr,, Wright; RI
Y 72 s az s%s ans S sSa 'Un OSss New
Il sP1ns small Eo:,6a "a t ksi. ofS sr
ssns s
arrived yh Ut, Archer hoody from Portland arrived 10th
SELos bark s? Surprise sSs" aows se Bos,o"
HYrnEs tFrance) Jan 81. Sailed, schr Georgetta Law
renee, Robinson, Messina, 10 load for Boston.
HALIFAX, FEB % Arrived, steamship India (Br Munroe.
Glasgow for new York.
MEssISA Jan 30 Sailed brigs Dan) Herring Bal
timore Fep sssa, Partridge, New YORK Lola brl WI
ams, do; John Nor Anderson, Philadelphia 3D. steamer
Dorian (Brl, Taylor Palermo and New York bras Julia
Halock, Briggs New York Acadia Br DAMON DO 'e'e-
ran (BrJ, Snow, do. -, ~
MosTEvrDKo, Jan 5-Arrved, brig Ferwina Span Tor
Pensacola; 9Th, barks Wild Gazee Jones, 81 Marys,
Ga taud sailed for Paysancu Tarqnn, Taylor, Buea"s
Ayres 9Th, Blanchard, New York; lltn susan n
Blasde sawyer, Buenos Ayres (and sailed for iore'gn
ssed s.b bark Geo Essen Br, Mclean New York ih.
brig Cordoba, Wells, England. 80 c-.s.., 49,.
IN mort Jan Is barks Wahsatch BIZ. Gransm, James
ives tBr) Carroll Paramount, Wswcl 1or New YORK,
idg; Samuel Hale, Matthew'S, and Tarqun, vor ioI
Boston, do Excelsior Bowers for Antwerp peore reported
for New York; do helen Marion BIZ Bune Tor do schr
Annie Lewis, DAYTON, for New YORK, do and others
MARTNQUH, Jan 27-Arrived tnot saiied as sate1 yes
terdayl, scbIs Hattie Coomps New York sSh james oDo