The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-09
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY TUE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Rising Star, King Aspnwa Noy$o with mails
Co. Dss % lon q o. eSS1s ed sa r. asssy
Steamship ARIZONA, do for do 4 ' % 49, ION - -
sisamshp ciy o. Pqrt Prince, jackson Port Prince
Island spoke schr Fawn, from Port Prince for Boston
and vcio ss% Cos as w aa
gales from to NV during the last days Dec 4 lat %
letter il centre, steering NJ
mdse passengers, Morgan Co Dec z, LAT 81 90
lon q W passed Ted % Gee for New Orleans
passengers to Arthur Leary Had strong westerly winds
Steamship WIN p Clyde Powell Wilmington, NC 20 hours
with naval stores and cotton TO Jas Hand Saw several schs
Steamship LOUISE Moore, Wallace Newbern. NC, with
Ges to VIM S clyas 0'' i''SO win muse anu ''"
Bark Lord Baltimore r), fanfare; Rio Janero q DAYS.
viii coffee sc to pendesn Bros Is anchored on the lax
salt 70 Brewer Had hard weather ,roushoa WIN
Bris Reynolds dr Dick, Salt Cay II, ls days, with
los, and split sails 'e's "' p"'''s''
Brig Mary Rowland, Bricc Galveston 81 DAYS with
IL bound 10 Boston, put into tins port for fresh supply of
and has been leakins very badly ever since. f
sclr Hin (of Brookhaven) Huse, Para, 60 DAYS.
with rubber &C, to Bryan Pcasc. Had heavy weather
da sns e eo Newton Ponce PR II anv with
&c, toJ Pearsal Had strong northery winds
schr Julia lBr, Thompson Port au Pl,t,, &c days. with
hides &c, Eggers einen. Had strong head winds all
the passage OF 81 Domingo, passed portion of wrecked
sshr Silver Star Smith usyans DAYS, with
schr Leila Fos Savannah, days. with yellow pine um
scbr Jas Young sof Eoston,, Wilson, satila River Ga
DAYS WIZ yesw Pine to as's e. John wro, NJ
days with naval s,s, ITO storss 70 Thomas Holmes
sshr v y ksnzel soper, as.anar. for jersey city
inst on the Hehands during the hcavy eastery gale carried
comus SANDY IOos lost wa: asa s w s
schr Alice Cakes, Marsden, Bangor days. with lumb
schr Mary Pa,te, Cummings, Bangor days. with lumber
schr Julia Carnage Lewis Rockiand days, with lime
schr Jameson Jameson, Rockand, days, with lime,
schr Hickory, Matthews, Portsmouth.
schr J. jaw Hubbard, Boston for tondout.
sesr f Sa.sy Ma RIVER ss
schr smith, brewer, Paw:acte. for Phiiadelyhia
sesr ts %sd s ayss sSY Mka
schr VIM RICHARDS Conno Providence for Philadelphia
scSr Geo HocsE as ProSdsncs ,ge FOR
schr Potter Hooper, Bradbury, Providence for Haycr-
sesr Brunette, Alexander Bristol for phlladelphi.
schr Mary Peterson Hale, Norwslk for Philadelphia.
RETuRsED-Bark = Woodwork, hence eth inst for will
in consequence OF the Of the weather
ol The ssssm.hP HSsa,ls Capt Eh.r. arrived M report.
@ "nS IS .ae pa.snaer and nsn a ~ M With
Hook Dec = a, pE had variable Winds and misty
q very large iceberg
BELOW.
Bark Harry Boon, Chase, from Havana Nov o. with s.
gar &c. TO James T. Ward &Co.
SAILED.
Bark Sarah Pay,on brs Perseverance From o,aran.
tne ship vfafrancs; bark Meta
Wind at sunset w.
Marine Disasters.
THE GALE, aoTle strong eas,ery wind o; Monday was
very heavy this Reports reached this
being ashore Jones Beach, Long Island, fore
and aft schooncrs Ashore Jersey beach, but
telegraph lines along coast without further
Information from the wrecks Captain POWELL Of the steam
ship VIM Clyde, from Wilmington NC, reports many
sir ashore tie southwark Of the Highlands One
Of the wreckng companies has assistance the vess
Long Island
sunsetThe wind during day very fresh
Westward with frequent squalls and there have been
consequently but few arrivals OF sailing vessels The ship
Bazaar from Havre anchor the bay with
anchors ahead.
The bark Josephine from Newport two other barss three
brigs an sohooners
the hay one ship, bsrks and briggs al anchor
on the bar, all bound In.
BARK FoRrurr lBrl from car:hageaa, arrived at Aspin
wall the 2yd MT 10 repair sails. Ic also for and
visions
BARK cniapoRAao-ws learn Of the following insurance
Mexico Oct 81: Boston, sis,vvJ; Franklin, 5000 Washing
and sia, 600 at Bangor
A BARK is reported ashore On Jones' bar, rocksway
Beach.
BRIO EIsry nr fron Port Prince for Boston. arrived
HaaTas 2 t taptCarey died OF yellow fever also
the 2sh, seaman, ns James Murphy, OF Newfound
land; also reports having experienced heavy NV gales
BRIO KIRBY from Charleston for Philadelphia IL 9th
NJ Newcastle Del Leaking badly and in want Of stsamug
BRIO AsuoRE-ruckcron, Nj Dec S-A large prig name
unknown, Is ashore ON Lone Beach miles north OF EGG
harbor.
sorR L. HAMMOND soeon. n-c s--Tbe .chr L Ham.
mond Cant Lawrence, from New York for Sausu With n
OF corn went ashore Chelsea Beach during The gallo
of Monday night She remains light Will get OF
wthou, much damage
senn vIRaiNiA, from Bnrgor for New Haven struck on
shoal ground near southwest Ledge, and ay neay the whole
tide, but came on without sustaining any damage, and was
towed up by the steantng Carter
soHR Coca tot Deer Issut), Grecnaw, from Buekfpor
for Boson lumber adcn, white anchor Ia Posnd harhor
night OF ,h inst parted chns drove into the dock stove
buwsrks and sustained other aaae Will have to aschsrss
for repairs.
Bosror, Dec sTbe sohwing marine disasters occurred
during the easte gallo " last night The British brig isa
bella Thompson, from Boston for 0acc NS, parted her
chains In Gloucester baho Rocky Neck
The schr Cvgne Of Addison Nc Cant Fansworh, sso went
ashore gloucester, and became total wreck about ~
barrels Of Hour only were saved from the cargo The scbf
vhorge Broo OF Portland parted her chains IN Gloucester
barbor ana went ashore OF the sand beach, where she re
mains fu OF water. The schr Helen Mar, with . cargo
Of coal which put Into Yarmouth, Mass for harbor parted
her chains and went ashore The vessel remains tight but
viii probably come or after dIscharging The crews Of tho
above vessels are all safe.
OprrANs. Dec a Thu sohr William Merchant. rant.tn