The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-22

| sHIr LLRcTRIc tsG) Jungc, from Hamburg Nov q with
passengers general cargo, consigned Edye
Brock, OF this city, ashore Sunday Egg Harbor
shoals She lies easy and " the weather continues favorable
viii get Oh. Assistance has seen her from this
city.
soHR despatch from Fortress Monroe states
that the Lucille from Baltimore for wilmins,o
NC into the schr Champion OF Yorktown, loaded with
oysters for Baltimore Saturday night sinking her. Two
named Jas Judgns whte) and RESPITE (coored)
drowned James Lee mate OF the steamer went on
board the schooner 10 ascertain damages also
drowned The schooner carrying full lights when struck
STEAMSHIP DUDLEY BUCK, from New Orleans for Havans
and Florida ports returned 70 New Orleans 18th
BaRKJ = WENTWORTH mo, Woodwork, remained ashore
got Oh with good weather.
BARK ANTON lNG). which arrived before Galveston iath
eight miles on The sh during severe ss ba,ins br eoo
ut the distress signal
BARK nrAco, at Philadelphia from cienfuesos, wa. con-
sderaby cut ~ the ice while being lowed the Delaware
Sous DyxALs, Of Eden, before reported capsi,ed and
oS 3 % po g up and taken into So'
into Newport 2oth in distress having coed AN same dsy
head was lowed ~ What cheer asswsp' and 81
scgn C.srrLIAS Jordan, at Ellsworth reports on the 9th
loaded wss. from sIramisS Ne ' foq s s.s
esSa moi Sss sn o, ns sr New York her
captain said they would the vessel but wished 10 he
y: nSIa soS ss no:
under abort SAIL Her chains had washed
vous gale aud could see that the plank had AFT
AspRossAS, Dec 2-Thc W u jenkins Lewsud from Mid.
desborough for New York railway back here
with Shifted sin panks starred having experienced
severe weather from the 23d TO 75h which
quantity Of thrown overheard mate and
OF the crew dssbed the damages have repaired
and the cargo ressowed, with the exception I8 tons
which win be sent BY other vessel The former
,vew deserted and another : being engaged. '''"''
GfBRALrAR Dec The United states corvette svatara
~ the vessel that was In collision with French bark
in stne on Tsrfa The swsara put into Malaga repair
The Charlotte, Buck, from Bangor for Palermo. arrived
18th INST under jury masts, having sprung both
sunaN OF the islands
MisceIlancous.
JanssG Bnrgese purssr OF the steamship n Livingston
from Savannah, and McGowan OF the steamship
VIRGO from Charleston, have for their attentions
LAUfoHyDA nns bark Of $50 launched 18th inst
from the shipyard OF Mr. Edward Miller Of South Salem
She very handsome vessel and owned BY John Ber.
tram Esg Tor whose birthplace Jersey, she named This
Of the largest vessels built here although the FRI
few Witnesses OF the launch wDesses OF the
launch Of the Esser. built BY Mr. Briggs, ut Winter
Island, nearly three quarters OF century ago.
Az Rockpcrt, Me- let inst, from the yard NJ Msstcr
Eeis double brig Of 800 TONS called lhs Therese
Butler, by the builders, Emerson Rokes R,rd Co
gephas starre Capt Arson Butler Butler and oshers
70 be comm sndsd BY Capt Butler, Of RockIsnd.
Stockton recently, from the yard OF Fletcher Gu
brig $50 named the Sarah Gilmore is owned ~
VARIES STOCKTON and Boston, and be by
[ vet Thos olsen& She viillosd for Savannah.