The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-27

Minturn Co 70 patch metal and steamer City OF Cal
weston, 1858 tons, Of Messrs Mallory Co.'S ne to
paint bottom.
On the small sectional dock adjoining there have been
and in the following order barge to cak brig Liberty
290 TONS Of Boston. to strip calk and remeta schr Ma
tda Br ia TONS to patch metal; brig Ugo (Aus 476
tons, and bark Chas Quinn r), $50 both to coal
and brig Robert Dillon, - strip cak and
metal.
On largo sectional dock at Clinton street have been
propeller Mississippi Of the New Orleans line to paints
bark Caroline Gaotaa daD sos TONS to strip cak and
remetal propeller Huntsville, 65 TONS Of the Savannah
ne to patch METAL brig Tribal CAIN 40 tons to strip
cak and remetal and propeller Clyde 1852 tons, owned
| by Messrs W Clyde Co. to paint bottom.
Barkentine Curacao (By, 1853 TONS damaged by COLI
sion with steamship Vile de Paris time since, mas
just finished her repairs, including metalling, aud been
lowered from the smaller Clinton street sectional dock
On the large balance dock foot Of Pike street there
have been ship Ladoga, 865 TONS of Boston, to patch
metal ship Brdgewater, 1856 Of Boston, to strip
cak and remeta steamer hateras 1853 TONS Of the Old
Dominion line, patch metal steamboat Granite State.
70 calk and bark (Br), TONS paint bot
| tom.
smaller balance dock adjoining have bark
Chasca CPS TONS Of Boston, to strip, cak and remeal
and Union ferryboat Farragut to paint bottom ana I'M
dergo her annual overhaung The Union Ferry Co will
her dock all their boats for examination and
| qulsite repairs
ON the screw docks foot of Market there have
been the large dock, brig John Topper 2sS TONS
bottom schr Parepa At tons to paint propeller
Pcrt 692 owned by Messrs Sp0nord Bros Co. for
genera repairs and brig Eagle B 2s2 tons for general
repairs including stripping, calking ana remetalling.
On the middle dock propeller Hattie Lawson to repair
rudder post schr Carrie 23 TONS for cleaning and
raj REPAIRS brig Patterson Orb 1856 TONS to patch;
schr Knighton $50 tons to raise metal barge saa-
mander stop leak Lola B) 100 TONS to coal tar;
propeller Cock and schr Ward tor general
pairs and schr Joseph Rudd, 1863 TONS metal On the
small dock propeller w Gorgas and yacht Psyche for
| cIoou uOa and aiutuU nd lerJ w
| raj repairs ana painting.
Steamship Petersburg (Br, 1909 tons, raised and
brought here Bermuda is undergoing extensive
| pairs in of the large Erie Basin docks
| Mr. James Dean is occupied, at his railway at Red
Hook, rebuilding U steamer Nansemond and making
extensive repairs to River Baltic He
also building Is ton steam yacht, and yesterday
launched from his yard lighter James Dean, 2lo TONS
built Messrs johnson Hammond and intended for
| Tightening naval stores
| Messrs j OConne 4 Co. OF the Erie Basin Sectional
Dock Co recently increased their facilities by the
purchase another dock and during the past week have
had ont schrs Nicanor, Susan Wright, Saunders,
| Callahan and Gomez brig Gusborough; stesmtugs W
Paine, Barrett and Smith, and yacht Resolute. all
| for painting and general repairs.
Marine Disasters.
SHIP DUKE NEWCASTLE (Br) "a days from Callao for
United Kingdom with guano, put into Valparaiso June
scnR WV SUTTON Miner At San Francisco July 10 from
New LSpdo had nne weather most OF the
weather and carried away bobstay Stove boats, split
scnn L LEACH, johnson, from Georgetown, DC. for
Boston before reported towed back 70 Alexandria July
leaking zoo strokes per hour She was towed into DOCK
where she dischargng her the alth for
schr gillian KING, Bartlett which sailed from sagua
y % for Or" esSs %
before reported "Gnas Dickenson, date given.
s saafn ar 9 % at Il e f'
butt at Calais Me- in 1855 and was owned in New Bed
scuR ANNA SHEPARD, from Little. River NC, for New
snd 70 on
cargo saved.
vs ssS sssu sG s ss @
ps hs q leak ssa hole in her '0d side
worth, the slabs where she remained sd ruiz Of
come OF without damage.
GLoucEs1EH July A-schr Warren. reported
Ssay ana got OIL arrived nome today very
HALIFAX July 2s-Brig Magdai from St John, NIB for
and put back to Annapolis for repairs.
MAHyron1 July 1.-THE Sarah IManda arriysa here
sf %Se Pensacola threw overheard pieces pitch pine
Sy 3
s s We " 6 e
28W when the stays Of her and foreopmasts were
ali T above ss
been reported as having sailed from Queenstown about
| miscellaneous.
| The purser OF the steamship Mosc, from Bremen
and southampton, will please accept thanks for
| favors
SSrs sAnAs1x At Phade'pha from Liverpool reports
aged 70 years native Of Lowell Mass fell overheard
scnR SYLVAN (ot Stockholm, sold to parties in
81 S Sea- On W Ta6s e 01
Island 4th inst employed in scraping down
. as :'sssa
=: rs s
laying part the stay MCPHERSON It is antic
able size p1Hs IN the near the Grand Trunk
russell Lewis Co. one Of which W viii be are BARK
go Tend CE The trade and the other
frames WIN Be- hass%StscE ana hard wood, and they
1ps
Si Is Srs T%sy sesdS lsr
shpyard dredse be used in clearing the channel OF
Es BosSO h ANA lust
urs%ens 70 Be launched the Ssta Of pees%6er She
ss Lon: vide '1a 81
seasoned white oak her planking, ceiling and deck
he
s. Ha Ss 5s%p
bell Brooks I'VE seven other vessels on hand.
MaoFy cs Hy's sDsy
steamer Length, $50 feet; pacity
loo tons To be launched Sept In order be ready
for advantageous Southern freghts after receiving
chinery, &c.
LAUNcHKD-A beautiful, well built and finely finished
bark of about 900 tons. named the Martha Davis
launched 2h at high water from the shipyard OF Messrs
Smith Townsend the OF the late Paul Curtis
East Boston. Its ment 166 feet inches in
length feet inches beam and ~ feet inches depth of
hold. 1t is In every way well ana strongly built, and
made fine appearance as II easily slid from the stays
and gracefully foated into the harbor 1t built
for Charles Brewer, who is engaged in the Sandwich
Islands trade though its first cargo will be for San Fran
CISCO The keel of ship has been laid in this yard
upon the model OF the Agenor, though it has not yet
found a purchaser Messrs Smith Townsend have
three other vessels TO build
Notice to Mariners.
Notice hereby given that submarine blasting opera
tons being carried at 1.-The Narrowsn of the
eastern chan mel Kennebec River, Swan Island.
Persons navigating this river therefore requested to
take the Western channel until further notice.
GEO. THOM, Bvt Brig Gen USA,
En- povfl nd .Iulv