The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-13
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Java (Br Martyr, Liverpool June and
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p1 SsTf oases DAD Msnt $ days with rail
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Lindsey Passed Gibraltar May d took the middle pass
West Of the Banks "'nu' ANu ''"' '''A
Bark Gazelle Black Barbsdosl2 days, with sugar and
n.s Ma Fsi.4 days. in
VIA Har E s5 Hs sy as sugar
STIs ae t Sas with
sshf lay weeedsarS of Portland, Woodbury., gtIa
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w aSs sEs' Nav: sysssss German Aa''n days.
sshr Dyer nestSn Rsnd Harbor Island days.
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schr La Osborn Vrsna M
Passed Through Hon Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Chesapeake Williams, Portland for New
steamship Gaucns, " alden, Boston for New York. with
FAN River for New
schr John Crockord Hatch, Providence for Port John
sehr scud. Caldwell, Newport for New York
schr r9a 1pr New M
schr J II Young. Perry, Gold Spring for New York
schr Marietta Smith, Preston Greenwich for Phadel
schr Barnard, Brown, New Bedford for Elizabeth
schr Jachin Kane Maine for Rondout, with lath to
schr Florida, Burke, Pawtucket for New York.
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schr Mercer Mason RridgsporNt for New York
schr Fly, Dow, Norwich for New York.
schr Mary Eta, Brown, Providence for New York.
schr Victor, Miller Nantucket Shoals for New York
steamer Galatea Nye Providence Tor New York, with
Steamer Doris, Young Providence for New York. with
steamer ELECTRA Mott Providence for New York, with
Steamer Fl Ga, Smith, Norwich for New York, with
'''' a"' p"'s'"e BOUND EAST.
Shin st Louis ORR Pcarce New York for Miramichi
Brig Rockland dr. Desmond, New York for sydney,
Brig John Mcdonald tBr, McAlum New York for Rock
Brig Nancy Ross Br) Mcclellan, New York for Halifax
schr Garter Ns RSndSa for I'M
schr Roger Permeric, Jennings, Hoboken for Green
schr Eva, Sherman, Elizabethport for Norwich
schr Ffea nr rys Wb irs for
schr Ruth Thomas, Dodge, Hoboken for Chelsea, Ms.
Sbhr Belle Seaman, seaman New Brunswick for Nor
ssSr Charge whits Elizs,ssthgort for Boston
sSS hSsSSaaeS's SGaw''h
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Carey. Sf% gSsa Bangor
chr Ssmss ay %sS New YoFk for Boston
sshr Martha King, Thomas, Clinton Point for Nor
schr Oregon, WILSON, New York for Newport
schr Huntington, Nickerson South Amboy for Pro.
ss wsssE Ss2s Fl
Schr Annoy, Kent New York for Noank
sehT GP Church, Clifford New York for westport
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schr Pointer Baker, Hobokcn for wareham
schr Albert Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Haversraw for Pro-
sehr Ruth Halsey, Nugent ElIzabethport for Provi-
schr Jane Trefcthan New York for Hartford
schr General Washington Murphy, New York for Hart
ford.
schr Spray Jones Elizabethport for Hartford
sehr Mary Williams, Fenwick, New York for Nam
tucket Shoals.
ssSr Mullen Es Xxi NsW YORK fer rsr;soro
Schr Addc Murche. Gibbs. Philadelphia for Salem.
sehr Samuel Goodwin, Waterbury, New York for SIAM
schr Evelyn, Burger New York for Stamford.
Steamer Electra, Mott. New YORK Tor Providence.
Steamer Doris Young, New York for Providence.
SAILED
Steamships Scotia, and wyoming, Liverpool; A~yria,
GLASGOW.
Wind at sunset sW, light.
Shipping Notes.
the past ten days business the docks has been
very slack many Of the larger having been idle
Of the time.
From balance dock foot Of Pike street. bark Tenn
plar 68 TONS owned by Mcssrs Lunt Bros lowered
on Thursday last after extenv patching and renaing
of metal She followed by bark Lord Clarendon 571
TONS owned BY Jas Morrel 10 strip cak and remeal.
and yesterday Messrs Vernon Brown 4 Co.'S bark
Coringa s94 tons, lowered after submitting to tho
same process.
Snip Ellen Munroe, 400 tons of Boston, lowered on
Tuesday from the large balance dock adjoining after hav
ing stripped cakcd and remetalled Her place Is
now occupied by ship Carrie Beed l0 TONS of Boston,
repair FnJder and sernpost damaged by collision with
steamer GaJatea yesterday morning
steamship Montgomery, $40 TONS was lowered from the
large sectional dock foot OF Rutgers street Monday
after removing shat preparatory to having one