The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-01
Shipping Notes.

The entries on the dry docks since last have
been:-On the mammoth sectional dock foot of Rutgers
street, steamers Western Metropolis, 2O92 tons
New Orleans Line, for examinations Bernard DR. $50
tons, and City of Houston. 1,253 tons. paint
On the small sectional dock adjoining, brig Ida Br)
1893 tons and schr Mary Lunt ZIG TONS both to patch
metal; barkentine Lizzie Merry, 33S tons, and schr
Maud fBr), both to paint.
On the large Clinton street sectional dock have
Propeller Tybee, 800 tons for sternpost and bark
Jason Ger, 800 tons, to strip. calk, refasten and
metal.
On the small Clinton street dock have been bark
Credo Nor 34 tons to coal tar; steamboat Putnam to
patch metal and steamer Ellen Terry, 3A TONS for
wheel.
Steamer Metropolis s79 TONS and ship semramis 1lss
tons have both been the large balance. DOCK foot
Pike street. to strip. calk and remeta.
Ship Fort Regent r) Cos tons has been the smaller
balance dock adjoining to strip calk and remetal
followed by bark Alfred Gibbs $40 tons exam.
nation brig Ruby 233 tons to receive her first suit
yellow metal sheathing and bark Josephine (Br, 279
tons, 10 strip cak and remetaL
The entries at the docks have been :-On the
large dock bark Contest 800 TONS to strip cak
metal brig Cairo 3l6 TONS to repair stem; propeller
Peril 592 TONS to repair stern bearng barkentine
Brooks, 449 tons to metal, and propeller United States
40 tons for stem. On the middle dock propeller
City OF Norwalk Wheel elevator telegraph to
calk; schr Laura Pride Br) 90 TONS to strip cak and
remeta brig virginia, A2 tons, to patch metal; brig
Ocean Belle 29l tons to strip, calk and remeal and
schr Clara Woodhoue, 264 tons, patch metal the
small dock, pilot boats Bennett and Marshall to
clean and paint and propeers Grapeshot metal and
Jas Thompson for new wheel
Messrs j OConnell Co have had on their Erie Ba
sin sectional docks tugs Carter to repair shoe;
Packer for new wheel; Delaware. for sternpost
ana Palmer, for examinations; schr brazoo, for calk-
ing lighter Amazon, for extensive general REPAIRS brig
F Geery $3.50 TONS for general repairs and painting,
and several barges for calking.
Messrs shewan Palmer have had on their dock foot
of Gouverneur st. schr Race Horse, tons to calk
and paint schr Annie McKeen. 246 TONS TO calk butts
and paint and the Lorlard steamer Benef actor $40
tons, for extensive general repairs
Telegraphic Marine Correspondence.
NEWPORT RI, Feb g. 1874
As anticipated In these dispatches last night schr
Eastern Star hauled off by the wreckers towed
to this port without serious damage.
Arrived this evening, United States revenue cutter
Moccasin to coal and reports that the Goth fell in
with schr Geo W Rawlins Rawns of and from st
George, Me- for Easton. Md, with cargo of ice in Mus
kegat channel in Distress had starboard anchor gone
and was leaking badly and was unable to work over
and water and her crew had suffered severely. The
mmediaely took charge of her and towed her
PM ghs sbs boarded in Dutch Island nsrO this
sT n% for SeT schr John
MI ior do W Jones. Davis Providence Tor do.
Marine Disasters.
BARK sraaK Cof Halifax before reported condemned
sG and viii TAKEN BY the under
pore for New York put into Thomas Feb ~ In dstre a
and will discharge for repairs
BgrG HARMONY, Of st John, NIB before reported aban
doned was again fallen in with Feb 80 lat IS A. lon n To-
BRIG REDWOOD, ashore at sinnepuxent went 10 piece.
during the last blow. $500 " 'Neo
BRIG REPORTER, of Bucksport which was insec ureIy
moored ~ Dalley's dock, Providence struck adrit
about ~ eth and came out the dock stern first
striking the schr Nathaniel stevens of Boston, amid,
snip on the s,arboard SIDE breaking her rail- &c The
brig sustained but little damage
BRIG WILLIE MAUD tBr, which went ashore at Grand
manan some tne ago, and was afterwards purchased
py paTues IN ~ stephen, was got of last week and
lowed to 1t John. NIB Tor repairs.
scHR WAnRhN Of HarpswelI. which dragged her
on the Dreakwater has been hauled without damage
~ scnR FLYING ARROW Hammond from Baltimore for
Eleuthera, in ballast. capsized sea The crew were
saved and taken TO Havana Feb 2a The regis
81 tons was built at Lncolnvilc, Me- 1896 and hailed
rom Calais. - ~ ''N
soHR JULIA NEWELL from Newcastle for Hyannis sunk
at Lewes Del, was partly rghtcd up the 18th.
ScHR MAsBRso CnIEF, ashore n miles north of Chin.
the cargo Is being saved by the Coast wreckng Com
paDy.
scHR JoHs D GRIFFIN, Gould, from New York for San.
gus put into Gloucester Feb ~ eaky would TO
destination.
scHa l. CoRDERy, from Baltimore in going M
Boston harbor 9Th, struck the Horseshoe. In Broad