The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18
Fur shs r Pnys,c Einss of the Gaze as Gas sousn
IuMl NeE DAMeGB 10 THE CKuPs ON The IsaANps-
FpINGsvILLE NEARLY DESrROIEp.

IFJcip he Chsrloston rfaneatd, sept. 13
1be accounts " a. cotDing tn with regsr
to he dessuc' ensr Of the lste terrible gle
even most gloomy forebcdioga Ne have ascertsaa
that ts s,on extended alorg the entire Of on ,st
Florida 70 Bangor, Ne suppoe that 1t conio
nd rs jar nor b ss Newfoundland desp Itch fr an
Bsrgor Ne, states thst tremendous thunder storm
co tnceo fbee Wednesday ever'~g auied 9TH
bail sn strong gsles which cootianed throughout he
pight ibis was the 6rrt rain fba, had fall. that
vsipR in the orets there for several days. The crcu
ssnce worl" go tocopfrn the accurecy If Prot Ep-ys
showers and high wfnds The storm also aged with
great rty tho right In tue neghborhoa ~ of
Boston nno Ron tpeida county, N Y In the lstter
Place buildings were blown down. trees uprcotoi &c II
cera My strange to tho lssst tn It the
storm should have commenced in the regions Of couary
that have suffered much drought and extensive
fires. despatch dated ot Albany on aturday alter
siates that heavy rain storm had In that
ndcd far to the wes ward and appeared to be
est
Tho Wilmington (N c.) papers state that their city
was visited By s.vere blow from the south on
trees &c, pee prcstra,ed On Saturday pght vhri
wind passed the tern limits Of the CITY, which
1he yssnos ays II ut it cut the top and end o Of
Dir Vim Harris house az completely though the
work had teea cone With knife The roof c4,ried
considerable eistacce ~ss also several ki'chens and
or out buildings Pines, tso three feet In diam
eter, were s1ap>eo OF with much apparent ease as
torgh they had been pipe fiens.
overhser of high repute In EdIsto writing to ono OF
pripcir al mechss IT, sta that the crops III
Jielo over thiFd OF average and many plan
t3tsora even 30 much 's n expected The c,rn crop
viii be In a measure saved but the pease crop
is almost totally destroyed Tho gale has been
q the "oecst irrsitant The water covered several
portions Of the island that hd heen hsrsfoore conrtd
cred teyond the utmost limits cf its cncroachment.
Edipgsvle has auerei rcuch that II Ia very ques
tlonabe whether II win in future afford n resi-
dence 10 the painters of That vicinity. The sea has made
some Eve breach through different parts of
village. should this apprehension provo correct II will
materially deter oate the value ~ tho adjacent plinta
tinns Tdingsyilie has hitherto a rdeo .ac resort 10
mn 1vler erIS Mt a
their owing crops very fsY snd retire to healthy
location at nat IN ease q tho cesru stion o. tho
psce II ey would TO foroai 90 reside twenty
,biry miles dftsnt in which event they Could not ys.
her land Ian .wlc- week for few hours
.ach tine and hence their property would materially
decrease In valuc.
On jones Islind tie cotton cror no. expected to
ysk over third OF ,ts annual produce, And on some
Plantations third vii, not be realized Thecotto
fields ard forests look lie he dess OF winter The vege
abe rop aso Is damaged 70 very considerable oxtcnt
oD Johr Island tho sosto7 crop ma, yield from one
four,h to cf Us yearly surply ard under pre-
sent circumstances ard sPteaTapcss 'hs viii b" con
tdert5 fair lie vegetable crcps here were also YER
On snnee ito rice crops have been In nensely injured.
Ito talis driven urf tho river than WAS ever
freIn section which peaTly p,oduc~d twenty thousand
Plantations near the salts viii scarce save anything
rTrcm the Savannah Republican, Sept. III
The OF c ure around Laurel Grove Cemetery was very
The Iocfo the Catholic church. aud OF the house In
which Bshop Garland rciees, was considerably dam
torn must have sustained nere less injury from ths
lain on saturday night
The brig Amelia. which had just aDished dschargnz
broke loose and was blown ashoro at too Dry Docs Hhs
| Is Lerfect wreck.
The steamer storo became unundo,ed and drfted mn
to McAlpin's place, abont three miles from the city
she Ia not much damsged
Partial scccuns have been received from the rice pan
atiens this lido Of the Ogeecbe which M
10 believe they have not suFered badly ON
avspnah river The plantations Of tho brothers Cbevea
the Baberthsm's and that OF the estate OF Hayward,
suffered very much All Of these sre large and vauabs
| pliptaiions
A negro man named Richard, the property OF Mrs.
Howarc was killed. during the storm Friday last, by
the fallipg of wsll at Bake's MILL IL wss not known
until sunday, when the body began to dscomposs