The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

Of Pike street calkng and painting bottom.
Iron steamship Clyde 1852 tons, is the large balance
dock adjoining, painting bottom.
Ship Bertha, 955 tons, OF Yarmouth, Me- was lowered
yesterday from the large sectional dock foot Of Rutgers
street. after having been stripped calked and remetaed
The dock is occupied by ship Webster, TIT tons,
owned by Messrs spoord Bros Co. for the purpose OF
being stripped, calked and remetallcd.
schr w Maitland, l76 tons, lowered from the
small sectional dock adjoining Tuesday after having
been caked and painted Her place is occupied by
brig Mnnson 4l2 tons OF Machas, Me- for the purpose
of being painted.
Bark Inca (NC, GAS tons was lowered yesterday after
noon after slight repairs.
Ship Enoch Train 1887 TONS owned by Messrs VIM
Weld Co. of Boston, will be raised this morning on the
mammoth sectional dock at Hoboken, 10 be stripped
calked and remetalled.
Schr Wild6re, 100 tons, lowered yesterday from
Messs Merritt Sparks dry dock foot of Gouvcrneur
street. after having been painted and followed by schr
| Eothen, l02 tons, to patch metal
The want of signal station at the Lizard having been
long felt whereby merchants and shipowners might have
prompt advice of all vessels in which they may be inter
ested passing that point, informed that signal
station house. 80 feet high with signal staff adjoining the
roof has been built Beast Point about
of mile east Of the Lizard lighthouses The British
Post Office Department contemplate erecting telegraph
line from this signal station direct Falmouth pend
ing the completion of this line all passing the Liz
ard be signaled, and such information commu.
ncaed to parties interested by post by special
sengers to the nearest telegraph Office, which only II
Marine Disasters.
the savannah River Yesterday ran on the oyster Beds
She had towboat assisting her, and expected to get or
sHIp WIMBLEDON l'r, Christie from Darien, Ga, for
Liverpool vent ashore morning Of nth inst on South
taken 9at and on the following morning she towed
without damage and anchored outside in seven fthoms
BARK B,pwEIL (Br,, Corning, from philadelphia for
antwerp, been abandoned Inc crew arrived at 81
Johns, Newfoundland. .,r..+,
M R'Raz $ sose M
e Lime Of packets % BY Clark
general merchandise Part Of the cargo saved
sSo was insured for about two-thrds her full
value.
York reports on the lst ut lat 81 lon 81 TO- expert
hehy s OF r
ing away steering wheel and STAYING small boat also
% f0 s rsf Fl:
vessel has been boarded by such heavy
BRIG NERO (Br), Mcleod from st John PR, for New
York before reported at Nassau in distress had carried
and sustained other damage.
BRo ETHEL, from Trinidad of and for Lockport Ms has
landed in England on the 10Th inst.
FEB bark o na of sG E be-
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I'm es ruk s on s the o % hoa in the ay
rsS r. sg
pected that the sugar in the tween decks viii be saved
FAYAIs March q tby telegraph from Lsbon)-rhe ANA
p% Gafy by esS m asc 4 WITH nss
sprung and jetson; she has discharged part of cargo
The Flower oMoray three masted schooner from Bal,
81 saaa n he a March @ @
aged; she viii partially discharge '''''
pool % which hf put Snss FL @ nrrady vs se
s S sR and .
the shP The s deemed
in the s Sarge win have to t be
Ms, from Liverpool Boston sab reports:-FeS IS
Il Nan IL s saS w sss % %
ship making y inches OF water per hour determined 70
the Mersey, where arrived 10Th.
Sere ass
Sc S to the &
leak stopped, she proceeded Marcia
hrs had hs cn
ING Turing aharcans March I IS in
Miscellaneous.
We under obligations to Purser J Baldwin of the
steamship Cleopatra from Havana the prompt dcliv
ely of our files and dispatches
We indebted to Purser II Ferguson of the steam
ship Huntsville from Savannah for favors
DROWNING A SANDY Hook PILor-Mr VIM I.ucie a
New Jersey and Sandy Hook pilot while being trans
ferred from pilot boat to another Sandy Hook on
Tuesday evening last was drowned by the swapping of
Immediately, and every effort made to fcs,scitate him.
@ Osag the ws na taken
of of the skul in his procssion and very
Will take place in day or two '''pA''o' his '"ner"'
HAplyAx, April 1.-the Newfoundland steamer arrived
Tie ssppi9s Suffered badly S
ers damaged The reports from the seal fishery very
Notice to Mariners.
nun can buoys which worn rop,ovod ror @ho
winter from the harb9rs bays and sounds in this district
positions will be taken up during the present month
The buoy of Matinnececk Point has carried away
and the one on College Point has dred far posi-
Whalcmen.
as d@ ss Ms %se pf ns5s
Marcel sail on he 18th Or sth Il. "a o.
a SS SS
Sa s sas I'm
NB n III . Lon eayns ra sk
cn er haTsn ssS % TrSnRs
Craw, do; Sea Fox Eldridge, do; 9th, Annaman Gil.
Arrived At syapsy Nsw bark Fisher
~ Ba = Camilla ruyer Of Nh at Juan Fernandez
T s s%n S wn Il
March with 100 bbis sp oil, all we'll bound north
spoken.
sLpns n u lon SH y from Liverpool for Boston,
ship Cicero (Br), Monk from LIVERPOOL San Fran.
cisco, March 10, lat IL n, Ion Is ~
Ship Frances Cutting Tyson, from Cardiff for New Or.
loans, March Is, lat 80 Ion "a
ship Gov Langdon Davis, from Boston for Madras
Bark Garibalp Nor), Tcrkelsen from London for Bos
ton April H. of Rarn5gat by pilot Moses GrnnelL
Bark White Hall from Messina Tor Philadelphia March
l. lat 10 - N, Ion Al 20 W.
Bark Severn Dr. from Newcastle for San Francisco
days out, no date, lat 2 30 N, Ion Il W.
Bark Woodsde from Portland for Buenos Ayres March
2, lat % Is, Ion 81 80
British bark showing white flag with black bali
| 1921. - -
Brig Mariana, from Lisbon for Philadelphia, April TO-
| lat 81 II, lon 80 -
Brig Rather from Bahia for New York March "a lar
12f0 :, Ion S6 81. "
Brig Elizabeth from Boston for sagua April T. lat &c.
| Ion 81 ~
schr a Payne, from Rio Grande for Boston, March s.
lat q = Ion 80 ".
Foreign Ports.
ALLoA, March 0-Arriyed Kong Carl, Thorvildsen,
New York ~
| ANTWERP, April S-saled, savannah. KnowIton, New
| Orleans; Hh, Vice Amirnslic, Legehof New York