The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

Hortensa 10 patch and Annie Whiting. strip metal;
bark Theresa daD. 500 TONS to patch metal and the
Camden and Amboy steamboat New York, TO paint bot
tom.
Aesrs J O'ConneIl Co have had on their Erie Ba-
sin sectional dock briggs La Plata, 452 tons. and E
thompson, both to clean and paint; propeller Brown,
or examination; barks Nashwank Br) 4g7 tons to patch
metal Denstag er 2lS TOMS to clean and paint and
"e'hnod tNor), ~ tons to patch znc and schrs Com
promise drahams Polly, Gay Head and Jessie Smith,
$40 tons' All for painting and general repairs.
steamer VIM Truxton, 400 tons, has been on Messrs
ohcnah raimersd DOCK foot Of Gouverneur street. for
cakns meailing and other repairs and the dock is now
occupied by pilot boat David MITCHELL for cleaning and
painting, and schr Bob for repairs to sternpost.
steamship handngo (Br), l2l6 TONS was on the large
sectional dock foot Of Rutgers street TO paipt bottom
and was followed by ship Golden Gate, ga TONS owned
by Messrs Low Bros, to patch metal The dock IS
now occupied by steamship Zodiac Cos tons owned by
Messrs Murray, Ferris Co, to put in new shaft
steamship New Orleans, l440 tons, OF the Cromwell
line, has been on the mammoth sectional dock at Hobo
KEN to paint bottom and the Hudson propeller Nuhpa
Is now undergoing extensive general repairs.
There have been the small sectional dock foot OF
Rutgers street schrs Rich, and Hawatha TO patch
meal briggs Wavcrley, to strip cak and remetal An
COLA, and David Buebee to patch; bark Mamie Bell
s2 TONS of Boston, to patch, and brig Dolphin up,
10 paint bottom.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP Mrapms Br,. from New Orleans for Liver
pool before reported lowed OF the bar at Southwest Pass
charge
from Iyerpool was IS DAYS In the Bay of Bscay with
yE heavy aes from sW ana wsW during which
from decks: Put into Rio Janeiro Jan e land Capt
crate weather heses to staten Land then encoantersd
heavy ms yn gSas from ,, and NV S weeks days Of the
raddes head, broke steering apparatus, blew away
scHR HARRY wnlros, which struck rock in the Ken
nsnec Kxe while u tow Of tug and was subsequently
rial DAMAGE. CAPTAIN Moses Tower reports that the
scarf Of the keel forward is started and the forefoot
pearance Of strain faif Snoe '' mere no a
scHR WEST DENIS from Philadelphia Boston, before
and eAnsAa D"' a0'0 at I'm 2
Sem WV FISHER Lyman, at Charleston 2sth from Rua.
burst jib and lost ioresai '''' '' - anu
CARE CANso,, cB, MAY 2s-The American fishing schr
BENG ESss w vi ee s ne %
osS
damage
snip Gg which
ightened Of cargo, set aoat and will proceed her
New HAVEN, May 90 Yesterday morning new tugboat
belonging in New York. named the Narraganset lowed
S
% $ wh ss anS ne n Of night
thick before reported She was struck aft Of the
viii sAsa's Ss
the sSng aasned the whole being lost The main rail
all the after part the vessel She leaked badly but by
n 10 as g. those
The tug Narragansett was out on trial or excursion
trip, and hitched on as stated.
%s
up to the wharf in damaged condition.
Miscellaneous.
The purser of the steamship Virgo from Savannah
our thanks for favors.
We indebted to the purser Of the steamship Georgia
from Charleston for his attentions.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP AccoxMopArIoN-Parties who have
not yet engaged their berths should before doing So in.
spect the cabin plans Of the State Line of ransat
lantic steamers These steamers all new and of fine
model and proportions having splendid saloon accom-
9s or 100 We tS
Ths 81 ~ ana the S dapg June
Spoken.
Ship Germanla May 81, lat Al, lon l25 40.
Bark a n p oG G9ys from Galveston for Liverpool
bgig Redwood from Havana for Philadelphia, May Is,
Brig Anna (Br,, NcNu from Biiboa for New York,
My NJ, "a i1 ,at ~ ION % c p; y;r w. W., ,,o,
Brig Mary Chase from Portland for Havana. lat 81 40
,o S as1a n n sw M from New York
Foreign Ports.
BRIsroI, E. May 2ssaileo, steamship Lady Lycett (B,
CnARLorrErows PEI May 2s-sailed steamship Prince
Edward I'd Island Island Tr' Liysrpeol a..
MinaSR ISLAM, CD, Nay so-1n port schr Higgins
e1sSs MAY i. sssppnshD Austrian 3D.
IsvrESpook May so-Arrlvcd' steamship Russia tBr,
LITTLE GLAcr BAY. CD, May 22-Arrved, brig Lily Br.
Ryan, New York,
: MoyIIIE, May sl-Arrived, steamship Assyria (Br,
PoRr CALrDosIA, CB May 2S-In port brig AMB OBJ,
ssIsa:asws @ sew Steamship. Oceanic m
Riddle, and City Of Montreal (Br Kennedy 0rom Liver,
5 5 Esnssss Gs.s & 1ass En-
.s F's' rss Hssss S
york c MA sl port brig Valencia Small for New
syRSES CD, May a-Arrived brig salye Br, johnson,
TEISI9AP May PIN port brig Aroostook, Bryant for
/ American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, May so-sailed. steamship r Knight
New York; schrs David Faust Boston; Kirk, Jersey
BosToN, May so-Arrved, brig Isaac Rowland, Keen,
0t or ,fass Smith, ss
more Caroline Jameson 5amieason do; william
Ss #ss
george sarc aey sa
f ssf Iasy SS@p
don Baeman
Lucy Blossom Nskerson EizaSeth port: Herbert Nan;
Tsss W1%
ds Aida, Lambert kondout; Copy. Treworhy, do;
Ella, Humphrey, New York.
CearedISteamer William Crane, Howes, Baltimore via
Norfolk; German bark Die Hclmath, Kraeft Antwerp.
slst-Arrived, steamer Glancns Bearse. New York;
sen. Marseilles; Fraernitas (Nor Cadz; Caribou Ho
boken; briggs AmaIa tNor) Morgensen, Glaspow Moses
Rogers, Cicniucgos Mnnehaha, do; schr Annie Bliss,
Cardenas.
BALTIMORE, May 30-Arrived. steamers Ohio fNG,,
Won Emster, Bremen via Southampton; Vim Lawrence
Hallett Boston via Norfolk barks Campanero Or
CESS Rio Janeiro; Gnstayo GtaD. Trappani, Lcata;
Barker, do; Geo Kiborn Stanley, Windsor, Ms.
Cleared-Rarks Glacinto (taD, Banchero, Queenstown
or Falmouth for orders; Asrea (Rns), Lndman. do;
Fama Nor)., Mathesen, Hayre; Chassenr .Nor, Thron
Belfast Ireland: brig Harry Sedglcy, West Indes
schrs ontara, sprague, Matanzas; Jennie Murphy.
Murphy Pembroke, Me.
Saed-Bark Arronaut, Cork: brig II Jones' Mar
tin1ue; also sailed 10Th, brig Italia Bcrbce.
BANGOR May 2S-Arrived schr ) Brown Tinker,
Philadelphia.