The New York herald., 1873-11-23
Shipping Notes.


shipping Notes.
The week past has been dul foJ the docks The
entries have been as tollows-
Steamship Bavaria Ger). 200 tons, has hcen the
sectional dock Rutgers paint
bottom
schr John Rose 222 tons. of Brookhaven has been
the small sectional dock ad dining strip, calK and
remetal and brig Anne Knight 1896 TONS Yarmouth
Me, is patch metal
Bark Victoria Perez 246 tons, has been the small
Clinton street dock to patch metal and was followed by
schr Active and bark Evanel 5l3 TONS OF Stockton Me-
TO undergo the same process.
Steamship South Carolina 1850 TONS OF the Charleston
lire, and steamship Gamma uorhcrly Juan Meggs)
742 tons, been on the large balance dock of
Pike street TO paint
Greenpoint ferryboat Osprey lowered from the
smaller balance dock adjoining after peting repairs
OF a general nature.
The screw docks have raised-On the large dock scr
Ben 32 TONS to paint and brig Belle of the Bay 1853 tons
to patch metal on the middle dock. Coast wrecking
Co.'S steamer Relief is being rebuilt and generayr
fitted On the small dock, propeller Grace Fee for
shoe, and pilot boats Edmund briggs and Aspin
wall. 10 clean and repair copper.
Bark Colusa new, lls9 tons) of Boston. been on
the large BASIN sectional docks to receive her first
suit Of yellow metal sheathing. and the Neptune Line
steamer Galatea is in the other, undergoing extensive
general repairs.
Mcssrs p o'conncll 4 Co have had on their Erie
zack for ealkng and painting, brig Sarah Harris
for painting and general repairs
Messrs shewan Palmer have had on their dry dock
Gouvcreur street Domestic to calk and
sheath; schr Basil paint and steam yacht DIAL
TO paint and adjust wheel.
Marine Disasters.
BARK HELEN PATTERSON tBr), supposed from Pictou.
with coal Tor PGrslane dyaggsd her anchors of the
and went ashore near Bllly Mails Ledge ami immedi
! there all night and rescued next day by Capt
sns of & hs A. s & scr noS m psrSns Pc M s who at @
rema,nder were taken or BY Cart Broadstrcet Of the
@ tons built Mi' at a Merrsonn Ns in
1862 aid hailed from Pictou.)
more Yoy ,or Falmouth. +, with cargo wheat was
hEhi hs q s "f had s pie e1eM
board the Inman steamship City OF Brussels from
Tan n
and s syks wsa'S she
this c9nditisn the nen being exhausted from pumping
and crew of the snltan, and put prize crew board
bore ,er Halifax and %a taken IN n
nght Of 2lst of Chebuco Head. The cargo slightly
BR BEy Youxc before reported went ashore near the
Carrying Place, West Quoddy aud is badly damaged.
nSG G hat Moo On s for n
inst, 60 miles from Fire Island she encountered hur
T lon q wi Capt Peak dead and the vessel in charge
Cape verds, and is probably on her return trip ''
ScnR WEBSTER BARNARD, Smith, from FAN River for
Inlet morning i7h in Can't smith arrived sdsat at
wilmington Sh and reports that when he elt the schr
heavy sea was running at The tme there no danger
BY rec, which makes out le distance from the
II @ holds ram ha sa apd
got of.
% scns J..Es Earos, Of Salem. which mas not
on oct Or oct5 with cargo Of hard pine lumber for
time was %n
and e had 81 i've persons who we're ppobaby ti
shnped q norwich Conn, but whose names are not
Iay and she arst three-masted % eenire hoard nS
By y NaT
sSo1 s % , snd up to the time of
turned and ed her SaGdsS eSs oa
iashed the rigging, but no lives were lost "e''
scHR WILD hUsTEn before reported ashore at West
3noddy Head Capt reports hat she arasse
damaged. ~" DD'" s"' -
sen scun Flo. FLonrscr TuRyna from Honduras for New
ashore Loyds Neck, IL few davs since was gotten
damaged
scna RosAvsAu RosE, from Philadelphia for Boston
h 'Rsd q snay eG sver e'isSsS" s,sa@
hp aD s 1G The Tor yerpoo
The captain COOK returned to Philadelphia in
q '"s ns
river he vessel lies sunk with her above water
lost Marie Joseph in the gale Of 18th inst AA- was
ScHR ADELAIDE. smith, ard several small craft were
driven ashore at North Haven IL In the gale the 18th
inst
Sem H1g soys from Boston for rnlnaspha
broken, ngartingale and gear gone.
scnn wAIcg,Uh from GARDINER for New York while
anchored in Portland harbor Nov ~ parted chain and
col Iided with another vessel She has recovered her
anchor.
scnR CARRIE from Ycw York for Indanoa before re-
pored as having been ashore within sight Of Key West
oil.
ScnR FRANKLIN RANDOLPH. Steeman was run into in
Long Island sound on Huntington, The night Of the
20h Inst by the steamer City of Boston and had her
and all attachments carried away. The schr subse.
gncn,iy taken INTO Cold spring in sinking condition.
The damages will amount to about 5000.
ScHR WALTER VI THoRsDfKE. OF Rocklapd, which was
assisted into Edgartown goth in distress having been run
into by unknown vessel lost head Of foremasl mot
pianksicar;. would make temporary repairs and BRO.
ceed The above vessel before Incorrectly reported
the Walter Thomas.
scnR NELrIs CpsHIsG, Peck, from st John, Nh, tor
Havana, returned 10 port night OF NOV 20 with loss
sails during gale Oh the 18TH
scBR unknown. bound from New York for
Jacksonville with cargo OF general merchandise. went
ashore near Cape Lookout the 18th inst, and
pieces the following Monday.
STEAMER Expnyss at Alexandria 10th from Baltimore
reports passing light schr for BALTIMORE aground at
she went ashore al high water; also schr loaded
with lumber bound 70 Georgeiown ashore At bades
Shoals and the tug Saml Gedncy, with lighter In tow
OF! Maryland Point bound 10 the atiers assistance.
CnooKuAvpy. Nov S-Arrved, tho bark Live Oak. Kirk
from Liverpool with valve OF pump broken; ship max.
Liverpool "g @i' Nov Tor Tor 81 John Ssl ''''s ~
CALCUTTA, Oct 1.-THE Nevada american ship, Lund
gIoIDdsd iAoosy POINT she was. howsyer, nOated o