The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06
Shipping Notes.


Brig Emma l. Hail. 1854 tons, Of Stockton, Me, was
Stripped, calked and remetaled the large sectional
dock foot OF Rutgers street. and was followed by ship AS
tronomer GER, SS6 tons for the purpose The dock
Is now occupied by the Sound steamer seawanhaka
boiling bed plate, &c.
On the small sectional dock adjoining have been three.
masted schooners Harry White, $50 TONS of Buckspor
Me- and Bramhall 3S6 tons, owned by Messrs Evans
Ball Co. to strip calk and rcmetal brig Harry Au
brey (Br ODD tons, and bark Eliza White, All tens OF
Portland Me, to patch metal brigs Martha 223 TONS and
John Swan, 52s tons, owned by Messrs Hand Swan,
both strip calk and remeta schr Davis and bark
swasey 4s9 tons, to undergo the process and
bark Providcntia Nor, 1877 TONS for examination.
Bark J Whitney (Br, 700 tons, has been Tor some
time and is the Clinton street sectional dock,
dergoing repairs of general nature.
The Hoboken ierrvboat Chancellor Livingstone has
been the mammoth sectional dock at Hoboken, to
strip, cak and remeal, and the dock is occupied
by steamship Early r), 1900 TONS repairing damage
keel.
ship Baltic 2654 tons of Boston, was lowered from the
large balance dock foot of Pike street Thursday
having been stripped calked amp remetailed, and
followed by New Jersey Southern Railroad Co.'S
Long Branch formerly Sleepy Hollow to patch metal
and do other repairs OF a general nature
On the smaller balance dock adjoining have been
ship Mary Whittrcdge So tons Baltimore bark
Jonathan Godfrey 53 tons, of Boston, strip caIk
and remeta bark Traveller (Br $3.50 TONS to paint and
ship l. Lorillard Br 997 tons, to coal-tar bottom.
The docks foot of Market street have had fol-
lowsOn the large dock, schrs Frank Howard, iH tons
OF Bath, 10 strip, calk and rcmetaI; Julia Decker, 80
tons and Leona li6 tons, to paint bottom and Hew-
itt FOG tons for general repairs brigs Amelia Emma 272
tons Of searspor to patch metal; Annie Gardner 2l
tons clean metal and Isabella, 395 TONS to repair
shoe; barks Colons Br i7 tons and Gauntlet Obj, 35
TONS clean and patch metal and Sadie 5l4 tons of
Boston, strip calk and rcmeal and propellers Young
America to discntangle rope from wheel, and Amboy
tor new wheel
on tho middle dock have been pilot boat W Ewel, to
paint propeers Jessie TO paint and Alert for general
repairs; schr Impulse (Br 6s TONS strip cak and
rcmeta, and brig Wiley Smith, ia tons, for general
repairs.
ON the small dock have been schr Henry Middleton, IS
tons metal and pilot boats Blunt Edmund briggs
and Ezra Nye tor slight repairs and widgcon for quite
extensive repairs by damage received while
in collision during the blow of Saturday last
Messrs + O'Connel Co have had on their Erie Ba
sectional dock barge Abbot schrs AItavea Reading
Railroad, Charles Dennis, Emma Law, Annie Powers
and Ed Waite new, 40 tons and brigs Thomas Camp
bell (Br), and Willow Brae tBr), all for caSing and
painting.
STEAMSHIP BLACKSTONE. from Baltimore for Boston,
which ashore AZ Gay Iicad lowed TO Vineyard
screw OF hawser.
BARK Anco from Trinidad, Cuba, for Falmouth, E, put
into Philadelphia 9Th leaking and pumps cnoked.
BARK AEGEAN, Munroe, at Boston April from Palermo
hays y the %a sS good
new one in its place; sprung upper ioretopsa yard
mast badly; lost sails and gear On The 9Th OF March,
large Of waier washed away 9ose
At PM, Apriis 20 miles from Cape Cod was taken in
tow by steamer Seminole from Savannah, and brought
into port
BIC cH,rr r Munro from cardsnss arrived below
the passage.
scun TuLt, coopcr; from Georgetown, DC, with load
mae and the captain her to save the lives OF his
crew. Vessel and cargo will prove a total loss.
ts asa a. set %
and would proceed same day.
May rsm for Calais
wards put mo had bowsprit and knishheads
deck started, with other damages
ScHR JULIA NEWELL, shepherd, from Rockpor Me, for
Ing night Ga Of % Oh Watch I'LL ccIded with iii STEAMER Old
Colony, and carried away howsprt and all hcadgcar
r mot i easma "" sue 0"' sue was
Tueaoar OYSTER BAY coded with an unknown schr Off
whtestone at O'Clock AN yesterday C5l, and had her
smoke stack and gsarg carried away Two 9, her crew
were picked up by passing rowhgat. The wreck was
taken in tow by steam propeller NIAGARA aud proceeded
age and also proceeded.
There very heavy southerly gale the 2oin ult
Long Island About 20 oyster sloops and boats were
rnreka Cart Roger dragged her anchors and ne
sloop seabrd Capt Warrington, receiving damage to the
injured
In the gale the goth u canal schr loaded
with coal for New London went ashore east OF Mill
stone. on the morning OF the 30h the schr undne Of
Portland Ct broke adrtt from Pamers wharf Milestone:
and went among rocks bv, but help being az hand
she soon 60, OF without serious damase On the 2s
Cf, and bilged
Gilbert Rogers of Great Neck Is engaged in taking the
cargo from the schr ihos Cahl recently wrecked in
Mantle She laden with 225 tons OF coal for New
London 60 OF which have been taken from the wreck IL
Tho weather favorable II probable the greater
part OF balance will be saved
FALMOUTH, March 24-The German bark Arion, Norden.
Trtp Ind har mi af
American ship RC winthrop, from New York for Ant
werp abandoned at sea IN eaky state as before re-
ported.
IIvERpoot, March 0-Thc Black Prince, Marshall,
from Galveston, in lat 80 N lon 81 W. fell in with The
n.,ga VILE do Andraix Porce New FORK for