The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03


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shipping Notes.
Bark ODER Burgermeser Winter (NG) 532 TONS was
oated cut OF the Erie Basin dry Red Hook yeer
day, after having thoroughly reasened cked and
generally cverhauled
Messrs Or'onnel Co.'S Erie Basin sectional dock at Red
HOOK has had the past schr Annie Bavard Br o
on for caking and paintng schr Lucy Lee l5O TONS re-
pairing foreroo and brig John Mcdonald Orb 24 TOMS for
calking and painting.
little feryboat Brookhaven now being for the
Messrs Lorard and designed the Sound between
Bridgeport and Port Jefferson, IL the central
dock foot OF Market street Wednesday last, adjusting
wheel and painting bottom. Her place occupied by
schr Dickinson, l55 tons, to receive suit of yellow
| metal sheathing
Tugboat Frank Pidgeon, Jr lowered from the small
screw dock adjoining Friday, after slight repairs
Steamboat Schuyler OF the Bridgeport line, was low
cred from the balance dock foot OF Pike street Monday
after patching copper She was followed by bark Henry
Buck 6s4 TOMS Of Me- to be stripped calked and
remetalled She lowered Friday.
Ship Colorado 1875 TONS recently purchased by parties In
New Haven, from the large balance dock ad-
joining Thursday after having been stripped calked and
remetaed Her place occupied by ship Bridgewater
1866 TONS owned by Aessrs Williams Guon to patch her
metal
Steamer Wilmington, s25 tons of the Galveston line,
lowered from the sectional dock foot OF Rutgers street
| on Tuesday, after having bottom painted
The dock has up, ready for lowering ship City
of Montreal 1859 TONS owned by Messrs Thomas Dunhams
Nephew Co. having stripped. caked and remetaled
From the small dock adjoining brig Merritt, S66 tons
of Buckspor lowered Thursday, after patching
metal.
Brig Showers, IA tons. Of Prospect Me, occupies
the place Of the above, being stripped. caked and reme
| allied.
Steamer Equator, l0l4 of Messrs Mallory Co.'S
line, the sectional dock foot Of Clinton receiving
wheel.
Steamboat Vanderbilt still remains the mammoth
sectional dock At Hoboken, putting in a new bottom.
Tuehoat Preston Is Messrs Merritt Sparks dry
dock, foot of Gouverneur street, putting shaft
The bark Lbertas, which aground ut pier No East
River succeeded In getting at high yesterday
from the pier with the assistance of tugs without taking
out any Of her cargo, NJ was supposed.
The two largest merchant American are
their way from California to Europe One Of them
the ship Glory of the Seas, Of Boston, 209 has
recently sailed from the Golden Gate having board
Of the largest grain cargoes shipped 5000 wheat
Mt 60 y g. which will very handsomely; and the ship
Baltic 1869 formerly the steamship Of that name)
owned by Isaac Taylor has full cargo from Francisco
Nov 2 for Valencia Advces from San Francisco Feb
"A state that ten million feet of lumber Qncudng
tes) offered from Puget Sound Francisco for
Chile and Peru and that 1874 gold has been paid Caao
direct $27 80 for South America hree ports Calao Chile
&c and $I gold offered from San Francisco Caao
direct IS above the price last E2 10 the latest
cork In smaller vessels Atlantic,
been some activity during the last month two, and
strong disposition shown built masted light
draft schooners of good breadth Of beam-he high for
coal which recently ruled from Baltimore the North $4
| per tom now lower)-having q stimulating effect
| Marine Disasters.
The coa.. saH Norh
The thQ
sshr Iowa 9 f. Wlmngo1 Nc took boat tow and
Sas q The who
being to save all who were on board eight including
and
eV After
several hours seamng the wreck found about 20
tow % hs i nsn day s
grounding hei on Little River bar where Capt Morse thinks
cargo carr
eeSr put into Jan Is
s% is a nssv u q
from So; under with nsayy rum rum
R atS. 8 sTsn% @ s sns ~os:
s p at s Of
tnned running to the North and for two days there
and working two pumps the 20th engn broke down.
a9 ana nr ns the
when the ship was making six inches per s water
@ Jan for
Honda, near Bancs cuba. The saved, ar
srs sr Ss es cr
ana Ssn and TO mis- % Of the lights At Mss
masted and ying on her port side Her sails
n ans s1s% rs h The
investigate the truth of the case
e., BRIO CLEO Bsl Corbe from Wilmington. NC. Feb 10
ne mouth Of the Cape River She was loaded with
iSoo bbs tarReune The vessel will total loss, but
the rocks Palners Quarry vlnahayen Monday night
tine Snrhor and upset the boat which sunk
bitterly cold and no human heip was
sS FOR n ito to the best
Ing back to urge his onward he of
%
n an @ condition also reached and erswed
South Thomaston missing and Captain Spear after
and his eesa body captsn Fix was
IL Of as Of NJ sSS
was much esteemed and worthy citizen.
w sRs G. ss
Sunday hight s5th OF the Capes' during NV gale, split
steam say mill At the Eastern wharf savannah The
So s Il, he'll ss
scorched scSr Carrie Heyer lost her anS
S TOPPING h. 'GST Mary Eliza her outer
Providence at the time and the order nearly finished
having 6oM iest on ooar enough was saved 70 complete
also order for the quantity and had received 10000
TOTAL DISASTERS FEERuARy-The number of yes.
sells belong bound to from ports the United
States reported totally lost missing during the month";
3d. OF which II were wrecked, 6abandoned, burned
foundercd and missing. They cassed folows
steamers ships, barks, brgs and 10 schooners, and
their total estimated value exclusive of cargoes,
NORWICH Feb 2S-Schr Lizzie W Hannum went on mud
Monday and remained there Till tuesday afternoon
The State Of New York. passing struck her carried
away her jibboom.
PORTSMOUTH, NH, March THE schr Amelia, of Rock
land ashore In this harbor and badly damaged but her
| cargo of lime may be saved.
SAVANNAH. March 2--There rain wind
storm last night. Two ships. barks schooners
driven from their noorings The damage done