The New York herald., 1873-09-21
Shipping Notes.

Steamer Havana, $50 tons lowered from the large
balance dry DOCK foot of Pike Wednesday, after
having been caSed and mealled, and was followed by
bark osanna aus, 57l TONS to patch metal Steamer
Gen Barnes of the Savannah line raised on Friday
to calk bottom
Bark verdand (swed 81. tons, lowered from the
smaller balance dock adjoining Thursday after patch
ing metal. and on Friday bark Reform Nor), 396 tons
raised the same purpose.
Bark Dilharree (Br), 1893 tons previously reported
was lowered from the mammoth sectional dock of
Rutgers street on Wednesday, after extensive repairs
and steamship humboldt (NG l345 TONS is now up for
painting and other repairs
Bark America tNG), 45 tons lowered from the
small sectional dock adjoining Wednesday, after ex-
animation ana slight repairs, and bark Augusta NG) 32
tons, is now tor stripping and caking
Bark IL j. Routh 1925 tons. previously repor ted was
lowered from the large sectional dock Clinton
street Sunday after having stripped caked and re-
metalei and the dock is occupied by the ship
Grandee 1890 tons OF Portsmouth, NH, to receive her
first suit OF yellow metal sheathing
Steamship Weybosset remains the smaller sectional
dock adjoining, undergoing extensive repairs to machi-
merry and shaft.
ship Richard Busted, 662 TONS one of the Erie
Bason dry docks being stripped cakcd an remetalled
Messrs I j o'Conneil & Co have had on their Erie
Basin sectional docks schrs Dresser Ed, Enterprise
Gazele and Reading Railroad No ~ and sloop Adams
oil to cak and paint bark Christiane (Nor $50 TONS for
examination; tug } Hammetb to adjust Wheel and
schr Katie to examine propeller being provided with
to assist her in cams.
Brig Lizzie Ztlosen 2s4 tons, has been on the central
dock foot of Market street to paint bottom and
followed by schr Constitution 299 TONS to calk gar
board and paint AMI Evans 2sl tons TO strio calk
remeal and propeller DAISY to repair ste rnport
Pilot boats Pet and A Patterson have been on the
small screw dock TO paint.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP ZODIAC, Chaplin hence Tor Morehead City,
NC while on her way down the East River yesterday
oth, Pm went ashore on Governors island, but got on
went ashore mud nat 'fSi Ellis '9 and
on the rsc o. tide aa Of us so' OIL III the even
BRIG HARRY STEWART, Weeks from Rosario for St Tho.
ture not stated, and remained in port Gug 26
scaR LouIsA WILSON, Curtis, at Philadelphia Sept 10
tire passage, and had some sails blown away
ar sos PUT into Sdrs @ % RG
ScHR LOUISA (3r from Boston for st Johns NF, has
been wrecked ON the Newfoundland coast. '"'
ID sgs sp Me , the s Double
short time and BY The assistance of men from Cutler she
OF Cutler WI
sm1ey samcrs
18th inst, but came off without damage
e viii Rfef 5s ay sG5s @ ne ss &
Coast wrccklne CO made examination Of her ycster,
day and contracted to aoat her They report she
and chains they Will get her on
sess M.saOSos. soi Boston. from Tronters before
GSrTa av sf s eSS %a @ 3
boats were gone and only an old hat was found deck
She looks If she had been washed great deal from
the her deck Her tarboard gangway had
been cnt with axe, four sanchionS beHg gone close
down to her covering boards She is in charge Of
the United States Marshal at New Orleans
srRAxER FLonEScE left Newport last night for New
disabled and into New YORK BY steamship 'ff mu
bold-
srEAnruG PAYsos, Hilborn, from Philadelphia for
Charleston, towed into Wilmington, NC, Sept Is
with her piston broken
Ne, Sept Is-schr Dray. with bark, from Ban
gor for Providence sprung alcak coming down the river
ono day last week. and put in here for repairs
ELsIsoRr, Sept 4-Thc syIphdcn, Pcdersen, from New
York tor Stctin, into while lying at anchor this
morning by the Penelope OF West Hartepool Lund
soderhamn for sutton Bridge the former broke a
forestry the latter sustained damage but took steam
assistance 10 get clear.
LIVERPOOL Sept 6-Thr ste amber California (Anchor
lne grounded III the CydC acpt4 opposite Dumbarton
while proceeding from the Tail OF the Bank for Glasgow
ROTTERDAM Sept 1.-THE steamer Mas, arrived at Hell
voet yesterday from New York reports having encoun
tered on August "a hurricane IRON the NV, lasting
about Is hours, during which she thrown on her
beam ends had TO etison part cargo had steering
paraus, &c, carried away, and sprung leak, which,
however, was kept under by pumping
sr THOMAS, Sept 13yhc Lark Flor del Mar tBr, from