New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23
storm at the south.

lCElsY 3 |.
with almost unremittng violence tom the north ossi
accompanied. during most Of the ums With copl9ls
rain. AZ . o'clock yesterday morning, there ~ss ous
OF the highest tides ever remember 10 have
The Ess.ern wharf and the Georgia .tesmoos, WHAT
were both covered with water soOut O'Clock A
sewers OF the rice neds on the savannah river have
been oyeIdowed, aud are sSpre ot one instance IN
which injury has been done o, some ice stacked IN the
held We appreheni that both tho savannah ant
the Ogoechce the rice not removed h The shlani D.
tore tnreshins may have sustained more Or e-- i.'r
age wherever the banks have been broken.
nay WEST, Oct. 5.The news irom Tampa Bay sei
the harbOrs the Bay al which fisheries we're cstah
shed, Is distressing. several fisheries wefc enurcy
destroyed In the gale OF the .cin snd fh u4umo lbs
smack Huron 10 entirely lost The uts i said G. nave
risen At Old Tampa eight e,t above the ordinary hsn
udes IL In this gale, and IN the vicinity o lamps
that the Wsculs experienced her lsst gsie Toe Aun
Eliza leaves to-day Tor ~ Marx The schT. Hudson d.
uy iur New a. 20 sail nest week John A. -ptsgue
il reported b., persons Just la from Tampa, blown
mile ami hat up ia the woods Yesterday ne 4 ;
Marsha sold the portion ~ -nLnn awarded the uoci
liant. the OF the BRUSH sap hesuci q priec.
from 81 cts. % a cts good sale. The damaged ~
20 OF the Warcsler Qrom her socond disssteO h"
been sold, amounting % $500 % nett
snn tas s.ssan,h Rspaol,sl G,tlf
4 messenger sent 20 the Ogcchcc has returned aud
reports that the injury o. the uch plantations On
that river during the late ssc NOT considerable
though some banks have been bEosca through The
niur, on the sayannah W. Art grataed cay much
less than was At met apprchonded An T.nsi rom
Atamsha reports some damage there. the SCHOONER
Cabot Capt smith, bound tfoul Nuw.Oftaus u NV
Work. put into - Mays, GA the lin inst ne tisscss
with loss OF sails. az. she leit NcwOresns GA TIA
21th ult The Captain reports having passed, On thr
10Th inst about ~ miles east OF ST. Andrew Bar the
wreck Of the British ship Prince Charles of glasgow
with her main and mixen mast gone bulwais stove,
and the sea making a clear breach over her chc az
pcaied 10 nave been abandoned two Or three days 10
there on board, and he's boattsckles were
hanging IN the water. IL was reported In town yestof
day ths, the Prince Charles had gone ashore on cum
beIland Island
Cor-,raud.nc- of the savannah Hspaah,.a
TAMPA BAY Fla oct =. ISIS
have volunteered 10 give you some tte account OF
the disastrous storm which visited as on the 'in ut
ll commenced about \. wind D. and continued
with unprecedented violence until 2 during which
tim ~ hauled round from :. h. 10 \ W. livery build
ing the Bay and river, public add private except
Mr pslmers Hotel and that much iniurcdJ isdesuoy'
ed Inc water ten ioct ~ more above nsh water
marx aud such the t0rce oi the wind aud waves
that toe strongest buildings were driven from Their
places crushing everything in their course b. sturdy
old that had brsyed the storms Tor centuries we're
/ torn up by the roots twistsd oil Ike reeds.
Al the vessels Ia port were driven up the uycr anf
lodged In he pine woods Tar from their natural element
Iron sales, re engine, kegs OF nails SC were driven
from the places they occupied and not trace eit to
tell whore the building In which they were stood Maj
] Wade Commanding and Lieut. Grimm. the Quarter
master. with the entire garrison. were necessarily on
gagged throughout the dag, In removing families AMI
their furniture 10 places Of safety and Ia securing pub
lie property 1t was truly distressing 70 witness lam
lies hurrying from supposed place OF safety to an
other, vsiny hoping their neghbOs more secure than
themselves The Commisssry and Qusrtsrnsster's
stores entirely destroyed and their contents are
scattered for miles around
We learn that the fishery, dwellings, sc ON Old Tam
pa, were totally destroyed-the people, with difficulty.
escaping with their lives Al Clear Water Haroor, ana
in parts of Benton County the destruction Is very
great Apprehensons entertained for the safety OF
the people the fishery and the trading establishment
on Charlotte. Harbor, and Major Wade has dispatched
boat with some supplies - rescue them II possible
This has been much destructive than that
VI 1916.
ty- THE BAPTIST STATE CONvESTlOh, al 10.
chester held On Thursday after appointing Otcors
for the ensuing Year Among this interesting inc dent:
OF the Convention was the introduction VI Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade, Mrs BrsytOn and Mrs Van Dukenl from
tho Karen mission. Mr. Wade absent twensy sir
years Perhaps there not another instance ia ms
records Of Missionary history, where the husband ana
wife returned together after twenty ok years labor n
foreign land with the prospect OF returning snd spend
ing ten more years TO preach the Gospel amid ,hs
Karen junges. Mr. Bright, In welcoming back THE
Missionary band, said Of Mr Wade
lie had experienced all the horror. Of the burmsn
death prison, ana mad known what u vac 20 cscsps
from death when the axe Of the exseationer W" up
tsd 10 strike the fatal blow He had been spared oy
the mercy OF God and lived W zee many Karen Jungle
bud and blossom Ike the rose He had broken breed
b a church VI four hundred members In the cry N
Love and mad buried In their wstsrs hundred dear
converts some Of whom had gone their rest IN Hsa
VEN and still live More than this BY his laoors
this people had made ready TO receive thu word
Of the Lord This brother had dons more than % con
q1er skingdOm-he had reduced the language Of that
people u writing and u the Karen now sbc % res1
IRON the Bible the word Of ie that God 90 loved tns
world that tie gave rs ONLY begotton son u dc ths'
all VINO believe ia Him may have eternal me-, II ne has
the Scripture, ~ clap his heart the dearest tres
sure they H. under God, ~ this brother and ths
announcement VI this society
The finances Of the State Baptist Society we're report
ed upon follows
balance from lsst report -.....--......ssJ 500 =
Receipts since the last year .............. lSs VI
Total .slO53e 81
Amount charged since De, lsf7 ..-..... oz75 ~
Bslsnce...... ...........-...-...-..H'1 '3 ~
THE FORGgD NOrEs.-Jbe notes forged b. Geo
Miller amount IN all 10 about 5000, and among the
notes that Miller negotiated bearing the name u :.
Belknsp were hye, amounting ~ $1,000. We under.
stand that Mr. Belxnsp offered ~ divide the sum
$1,000 among al the holders Of the notes, provided
they will withdraw the suit, they mad commences
against him before the trial Of Miller and give him
that they will NOT require the payment Of the
nye true notes should they ever - light Most
Of the creditors have accorded 10 the prOposuOp AMI
probably all will come into the arrangement
Boston Mail, Oct n
SERIOUS Loss ~ FIEE.-We understand tina.