The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
Very Late from the West Indies.
The brig Princess Royal, Captain Doe, arrived
yesterday from Bermuda, with advises 60 she l2ih

1870
instant, and from Barb docs 10 tue 20sh nit.
II appears that the severe hurricanes 10 ;he.'ast
wtek Of September, only touched Bermudi Tue
X gal CdSeifs OF the Ssh inst says;-
rh.re have been inoisstions duag the past week %
burrcsr the tou'bvard of BesCuda portion % sae
violence whom hss fallen th5 I'll .,d. u sm ~
blow from The sud south vest Thee atic1-tOas
s.re great rsEiog OF LOa the aontn -is al
hoatiDg 90 light buias over tas saahe attsr are 81
fecrr Which often precede the approach Of storn ani
result fop the letter aoi lighter mAeri,s Of thssa
Sosipg ~hSnds sp.eoius 90 10 their eours ~ ptos's.
son rapidly than the boiy Toe gale The DICK Of
the gale hrst reached BerWndl si'n gns breeze frsn
tie southeast she ordinary currents OF % AIR m ne
having prevailed from tbs nor yard, and Keeping ta-
force ct is III approach checkas the disk stssnced
the island the wina hauled south saj olsv with
considerable IoTce 1t continued do rs further
revolutions TO soutbsest aud wet sndth 1aat krSD
the eoptn,An CO OF this blow over s.r uia 40 l0ns
TIME three IL may b inferred that the diameter
OF ita vortex considerable ana 70 this sxpsou
a its vortex before It's arrival hero may b. attoa ed the
mitip With which fell the island The line
OF progression of the hurricanes Of the Atlantic after
pssipg latitude 30s being north bending easteriy u
e.sy be osduesd that ~. centre OF the gale passed 70 the
westward Of Bernudatha Island only expsrsnoinS the
gale the esstern half os i.s vortex IL IL satisfactory
10 remark that much Of s orcs mad been spent before
II reached this latitude that little apprehension need
entertained for vessels leaving the islands and proceeding
tn The northsa snd westwsrd 1t reschsd suco IL
will probably do so With still diminished force
The GoSafe, of the l2sh inst, gives the follow
ing
Captain Firth Of the Lady Chspmao has kindly hand
ed Of Barbados papers to the 18th instant We
regret 10 notice by these papers that the ysllov fever
continues to have its victims in that island particularly
smcpg he trcops ~ will b. noticed by the paragraph
from The Bbadan ne spaper, woish ws snsjoip Fever
also prevail learn In MI the evard isl4nds with
virulspce. Tbis very general appearance
Of eel. In the island in Demerar Is atsroutsd
20 the lesuar weather which has recently prevailed
,hrouphou the West Indian islands, SC So viz.
ceiv.ly bot and moist With the wind prevain. from
the In recent report on tho fever 1t Mar
Unique the medical a-tached TO the troops there,
and which published IN Gazette q few weeks SINCE
observed that it's prevalence depended the -ini
that The relied when the wind blew from hs
foutb when vent round to the Gust north ths
fever left them from whence 1t inferred that the
spread depended the OF the atmo aud
under the control of human meaas: for
liable its attack 10 every place. whether situated
in . high low elevation; bat but tooac in low situL
tion. and along the coast, subject than
others.
BARBApos, SEpT. 20 Lsst sales, duty psid--Flour,
SO 20 small stock, held 1t SO Is. Meal, - 60 In
hrst bands Pork, msss $23 Is prime. Sal to S2l SO
10 market Crackers, 81 10, scarce Corn 50 par
beg cull Peae, s. 20 scarce Butter, 7c. Lard, ldc
both American and Irish.