The New York herald., 1873-12-28
Shipping Notes.

Bark Alaska sol tons was lowered from the
moth sectional dock foot of Rutgers street on Wednes
day last after patching metal and steamship Franklin
Ger, 200 tons is now on TO adjust new wheel
Brig Mary Williams lBrl, $50 TONS has been on the
small sectional dock adjoining to strip, caik ana re-
metal
Ferryboat westied, OF the Staten Island ferry, has
been the large sectional dock at Clinton street for
examination and general repairs and was followed by
bark Lillian, 10 paint Bark Canesse Madrc utaD, 469
tons is now on for examination
Bark Harry Buschman Ger, is on the smaller dock
adjoining, 10 paint
The North River steamboat J W Baldwin has been on
the large balance dock foot of Pike street all the week.
undergoing repairs Of general nature.
Propeller New Haven. of the New Haven line has
been the smaller balance dock adjoining. to have
new wheel adjusted. and the Harlem steamboat Morrsa
ma is raised for examination and slight repairs.
On the large dock foot of Market street have
been brigs Lucy Snow 3l5 tons. to receive suit of
yellow metal sheathng and Harry. 262 TONS to strip,
calk and remeta.
On the middle dock have been schrs Annie Lewis, l3
tons TO strip cak and remeta and James Ponder 277
tons, paint; also the pilot boat CAPRICE, TO raise
copper.
the small dock propellers Grapes shot, for gen.
eral repairs and Kate Miller to put on copper.
Mesrs p O'Connell 4 Co have had their Erie
Basin sectional docks schrs J Bentley 200 tons, for
calkng and other repairs; II Bradley, 43f tons. and
Adde Fuller 2l7 tons both for painting brig Otter, 3
sheathing.
Messrs shewau Palmer have had their dry dock,
foot of Gouverneur street. tugboat Wait, for new
rudder and sternpost soop l. Franklin for general
repairs and brig Arabella, to calk and paint
Marine Disasters.
SHIP AvpRoMEpA Br) Murdoch, at San Francisco Dec
10 from Newcastle NsW had strong Ne trades to 80 n
and gradually haalsd 70 the eastward snd to sE and
2days; was struck by heavy sea, and shifted cargo,
swept the decks.
SIR s., syHgs Benson at nonoluu Nov from Boston
boat tp washed the R Water casks adr and %
petey hiled the decks and foTecastIe; Oct James
Lewison, an ordinary seaman, died Of consumption
WHALING BARK ILLINOIS. at Honolulu Nov Is from Arc
tic Ocean had general good weather the passage.
is ;oW during Which lost boats daSs bawarss MAN, nm
topsai and toretopmast staysail.
HoYr fBr), recently ashore Little
River, NIB, was sold at auction al st John Nj, she
WAS with al tine @ tackle ana m appare together Win I'm @ an
ssHSa' sse OF the underwriters 10 MI '0nn femnS for
scHn MARY (Br) from Boston for Dorchester; on en-
he the poFa @ Of a s"w e o @ s
where the tide lett her she oated off the afternoon
tide with but little damage.
ScHR INDIANoLA Bloom, at Tndianola Dec Is from Pas
blow in the Gulf.
delpha sprung foremast in fresh wind from W, the
night OF the 18th.
reported ashore; has sailed IRON Dutch Island for des
nation supposed uninured
a
eSam nation it was found mat part Of the shoe Mas
der braces started and strained beams in lower hold and
on the outside and on deck We're also found to be opened
The Board recommended that the vessel be repaired and
put in u seaworthy condition
BANGOR Dec 25Thc wrecked schr Catharine, which is
now lying at WinterpoI was sold At auction Yesterday
purchased by Joseph oakcs, Esq Of Brewer for 1876
HALIFAX Dec 27-Th brig John Givan (Br). is ashore
asi Which was on Lobster
near Lonsburs with M , general mdse tor St Pierre has
sold ''A's'''''N y '"e Ne ''N'''a 20
lumber which stranded at Sandy Point few days since,
during :h,ck snow storm, has become total wreck;
sssierous passage Of $ DAYS and reports that the
while in a 1T, and was drowned. ''''
Two large vessels loading with timber for Europe,
out % untIl the next ihaw Wv" ~
IsDrASoLA Dec ls-The wreck OF small schr about
other portions found srcwn 20 miles; ui.
known, but she was from Galveston; sides blue. cedar
Miscellaneous.
BARK GLACIER OF New Bedford 1877 tons built at Fair
chased bv Capt Wyie Wscasset and ciassed by Geo
Frazer. In American Loyds AL for years.
Sem LAHAINA, launched Lubcc. Me. the goth inst
REGISTERS 800 tons and WI carry 6o tons dead weight
inches; breadth OF beam feet inc ues depth Of hold
u feet inches. She is the finest vessel ever built in
Of south st New York: Capt Koweil ewho viii viii
command herr and others, OF Lubec
scHR JENNIE RosALISE lot Brookhaven) Tookcr which
sailed from Fall River 23d inst has been chartered 10
proceed to Bermuda to take cargo sugar vessel
condemned at that place.
scun NORWOOD 1920 tons built Bristol Nc in
1871 has been purchased by Nh Thos sullivan Glou-
cester.
scun CLEsrSrNE Of Bddcford Me, has been purchased
by Atkins and Benz snow and others Of Provnceown,
mand OF Capt W Snow
LAuNcHED-At Mauricetown, NJ. 23d inst, from the
yard Of w vaenaman Bro the 3masted schr Charles
Patt. Her dimensions Length of keel l2S feet;
breadth OF beam 81 fcet depth OF hold, ~ feet; height
between decks feet clear tore and att She
under the supervision OF Capt Chas sharp, who will com
mand her Capt sharp, with u seison Co, Charles
Lawrence, q Perry, Wicks and others, of Philadel.
Dha her owners She will carry 1000
weight
At Tnomaston 10Th inst from the yard OF walker
Dunn Co. 3masted schr OF 800 tons burden, named
Maggie Rivers, To be commanded by Capt 4 Rivers
OF 81 George
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