The New York herald., 1872-11-24
Shipping Notes.

There has been little more activity in ship repairs
during the last week.
On the large sectional dock foot street there
have been in the following order-Messrs Mallory
Co.'S steamship City OF Houston 1853 TONS to paint
tom, and ship Twilight ame owners) 1903 tons, strip
cak and remeal steamship Huntsville, SIS of the
Savannah line to adjust Wheel and Messrs II Crom
well Cos steamship Cortes l2a6 tons, to
pairs OF general nasure.
On the small sectional dock adjoining have been brig
Nellie Ware, l73 tons, owned by Mcssrs Ward Co
to strip, cak and remetal schr Matthew kinney, l7s
tons, to repair foretoot and Camden Amboy prope
Ter Alue Bonnet, to paint bottom.
Bark Wclden, 405 tons, owned by Messrs j Ward
Co. was lowered early in the week the Clinton
street sectional dock after pschinS metal and her
place taken by bark Centanr r) 497 tons examna
ton Messrs Dunham's Nephew Il Co.'S ship Fawn
l05s tons followed to strip, calk and remcta in
turn was followed by Mcssrs G II Mallory Co.'S
steamship City OF Dallas 10 paint bottom.
All the Erie Railway Company's erryboats have been
on the mammoth sectional dock Hoboken during the
past weck-thc Delaware. Pavona, lay Gould and Jas
Fisk Jr, for patching and general repairs and sus
quehanna to strip, calk and recopper.
Propeller Conqueror North River towboat has occu-
pied the large dock to change her wheel was
lowered Friday.
Schooner Edward Burnett, 19l tons. Ncwburyport,
was also lowered Friday from the dock
after being stripped, calked and remetacd.
Ship Garibadi 43l TONS belonging estate Of the
late Calvin Adams was lowered from the large balance
dock foot of Pike street Thursday beng stripped
calked and and the dock now occupied by
the new ship Carrolton, 1850 tons owned by Messrs
Sewall OF Bath, to receive her first suit of metal.
On the smaller balance dock adjoining have been the
Union ferryboat Winona to patch metal and steamship
Tlie AIS TONS to adjust wheel
On Messrs J O'Connel Co.'S Erie Basin sectional
dock have been tugs Kalbesch and Blanche Paige briggs
Acadia Troop, and Regina all for painting and gene
raj repairs; bark Endeavor 421 tons OF Bath to patch
metal, and tug st john to fit rudder and
post.
Messrs Siberian Palmer have had their dock foot
Of Gouvcrneur street. schrs Robert Myhan and Ida
ker to calk and paint Darius Eddy, for examinations
Mary w Smith, to patch mcal brig Louisa for general
repairs aud scow to calk and coal tar.
Messrs Merritt Sparks have had their dock adioin
ing propeller Whitney to adjust Wheel schooncrs Mary
Grace, for keel and King, to paint repair
shoe also schooner Amelia Rogers to be altered to
barge.
The ship Cuba recently built at Bath, Me, Of
1000 tons burthen is at the dock at Bal
more being cakcd preparatory TO her taking in cargo
OF coal for Acapulco, Mexico
The steamship City of Dallas the latest addition
to Messrs Mallory Co.'S feet OF Southern steamers
wooden ship of upwards of 800 tons register replee
with all modern improvements and as staunch and
strong wood and iron make her. The Dallas
sailed yesterday Galveston, under command of Capt
Jones'
There IS steamships, 3s ships 100 barks, brgs
and l3S schooners at this port on the sd inst.
Marine Disasters.
wHALrsnlr MIsEnyA was taken the dry dock at San
injured might be supposed after wnerlng in the Arc
ford with oil and bone from The SAW
cisco.
BARK JANE (Br), Quebec for Hayle, +, with tim
ber before reported waterogged In Trinity Bay,
ashore at White Hiver Nov e The "a IN number,
Champion.
BARK 3 HAws tBr,, Marsh, from New Orleans Nov
had iHS
nailed Mai sSi from 'S% stS SB ,' '''' ''' INV
BRrrrsn BRIG was ashore on the Hedge Fence vine-
yard Sound, 2lst with signal set for assistance
scHR CRUSADE Davis, from Horizons Point arrived at
Greenport Ii 2ls inst to go on the ways for repairs,
having sprung n leak
Arctic has gone from Norfolk to her assistance.
nsc ssm sesa SsY e S on
rock inside Of Dumping light but came of without dam
| age and proceeded ext morning
Scum MARION (Br), at Halifax Nov 16 from New York
Via s INTO S' s port AZ o %
the gale of 7h and was run aground the mud flats,
sss
the vessel being found tight she proceeded for Halifax
ScHR RIVER QUEEN Rckcrs from Pensacola for Calves
with lumber arrived a Pass a aLouTs Ms 5SI
10Th inst ans leaking and was towed inside g,
@ Tssay the ls
patched rom this port to schr John Meyers from New
sa The @ m the to @
vessel and cargo and has board and mate
rials for that purpose
The British steamer which ran into brig Emery, OF
Boston, lowed the brig into port, and "owped up thai
she In the wrong that settlement OF the matter
| will not be difficult
several vessels parted lines at Ellsworth Nov 10 during
! damage Schr Thames lost jibboom.
Pnymourn, Mass, Nov gAbout 50 tons Of iron still re-
vessel Embedded in the sand that il is difficult ot
It, Her masts have been taken out and every
| thing worth saving have been taken from her and
shipped TO Boston. The first gale will no doubt fill heI
| with fand.
| miscellaneous.
The hulk Albany, which has been anchored in Qnaran
tine for the last season. up and taken O tho