The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02
Shipping Notes.

Ship repairing continues dull, almost without a pre-
cedent for this time of the year. which always
dull in that line. The dock entries ten days
are as follows
On the mammoth sectional dock at Hobokcn has been
the ship Northern Light, 1859 by Messrs
VIM Weld Co. of Boston, to receive her first suit of
yellow metal sheathing.
Propeller Metropolis, $40 tons owned by Messrs Lunt
Bros Co is the large sectional dock foot of
gers street, patching metal.
On the small sectional dock adjoining have been pro-
pellerJ Whitney for slight REPAIRS bark sutzjclma
or, 800 tons to patch metal, and propeller City of
walk for slight general repairs and to put sheet iron
along the water line
The Camden and Amboy propellers Blue Bonnet and
Amboy have been the sectional dock foot Of Clinton
street. for painting and slight repairs.
Steamship Isaac Bell, 1912 tons. of the Old Dominion
Steamship ine on the large balance dock foot of
Pike street. to paint bottom and for other repairs The
dock is now occupied by the new ship North American
1900 tons, owned by Messrs Henry Hastings 4 CO. O.,
Boston. to receive her first suit Of yellow metal sheath
ing.
AT the dock foot Of Market street have been-On
the large dock schrs Oliver Howard and May, for
painting and slight repairs and propeller Florida 54
tons owned by Mr. WP Clyde, to adjust new wheel On
the middle dock propeller Hogan, adjust wheel;
schr Oregon for calkng propeller Louis slight re
pairs and schr saile Norton, for painting. On the
small dock propellers Woodruff and Nary TOR repairs
to STEM and propeller Brilliant, to patch copper
The number of belonging bound to or from
ports in the United States reported Totally and miss
ing during the past month, is 40, OF which q were
wrecked Is abandoned, burned, foundered and
missing They classed follows steamers, 10
ships 16 bark briggs and Is schooners and total
value, exclusive Of cargoes, is estimated at $4,000
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP WILMINGTON, Holmes, which arrived at Ha.
9th mot 2sth) up from New York, will 20 into dry
dock ior the purpose Of having her bottom examined
during which time she threw overheard portion her
cargo
Sur oErrYssune-Key West March THE American
ship went ashore on Florida Rect
steamer winans has gone to her assistance
sHIr vARuxA (Br Kerr from New York for Liverpool
sn ESS . Of @ Sn # sea jam So
nd r s S e Sa.es s o
rosn 3 do our a7 bales cotton and 500 slaves .' 00'
ssIr paTnicIaS Br Wilson from San Francisco for
port has sold on the 18th ult for $3.50 No Part the
for q Sea- rom ON e s fse
se Mas. Am IN Sds Algonquin s'' built at
scua ANNIE BArAnD-Advices received in this city
from IRON Rnos to Feb report TIA. schr Annie BsySra
ss $ss
all Of i would be saved The previous report that the
scHR ANNIE, Ekerman, from New York for Brazos. at
had cargo on the 1d bs snd
was undergoing repairs.
ScHR LrzxlE BArcHELpKR rom baltimore for New York
which the ways at Graves shipyard Norfolk was
let down the by the breaking OF the ways chan
on the 9th ul into the schr Ford, Capt Gal
lagher loaded with coal which was hauling into another
wharf breaking the later mainbcom into three pieces
and staving in her stern The 7 FORD was so badly
up for repairs. The Ltzze batcneoer WAS sgnty dam
aged by the collision.
scnn aroasrr D Loup, Holbrook from Boston for will
NC hes asSorI S SS snd ss az
the cargo was landed on the island.
,s supposed 70 be biged The is 6s 70 tons years
old owned by Mr. George Garland, and employed In the
Grand Menan herring fishery. she valued at $780,
and insured for S472s by the Gloucester Mutual Fishing
Insurance Co.
scHR sxyLARK from 81 Helena sc. for Baltimore was
fallen In with at sea in leaky condition by steamship
Montgomery, from New York. and towed to Savannah LIST
inst
ScHR LOUIS WALSH, from Ezabetnport for Providence,
ashore Horizons Point IL stated Is to be raised
She has been reported ~ total loss.
Miscellaneous.
SNIP HoRArIo HARRIS 1919 TONS built at Medford, Mass
IN lseS by Jas Curtis has been sold at Liverpool H.
scHR JONI Brown, OF Gloucester, s. tons burthen,
built in 1868 has been sold TO q Blake and Others OF
Boothbay.
Sem EtrAsErn has been sold TO Capt Enoch Perkins
and others, of Searsport
The owners Of schr Addison Gilbert sunk In Ports;
oop have failed 10 recover In suis for damages sssnss