The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-24

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snano, and oonslgn.d 20 hessrs. J. Christian Co.
lhe ,hip Edward, lying att Vine street wharf, wss
badly ehsfed in som. place. her planks vers nearly
py ths bark iacona, from Boston which broke looss
from her assnnga a. tho adoioing wharf. Tho Lace
MIA escaped with but little damage.
| Two Of Messrs. Grant a Twolfs barka belonging u
the Boston line, which reported below on sunday
rode out the gale safely only damage sustais,
| ed being the loss Of spar The vessels oompris-
ing this line are among the staunchest which Wait
our port, and commanded by old and enp.rienocd
officers The line has been in operation about quart,
OF century past during which period they have suffer
| cd but very trihing loss.
two vessels both badly damaged In consequence o.
coming In collision during ths night One OF them had
her bowsprt torn on and tho other her stcn rashsd
A bark, moored opposite Messrs. VIM. r. Potts 4 Co
wharf above Arch street tore up large post and mad
n narrow escape from being blown into the stream.
About one hundred yards Of the Darby piankro~d
ripped and scattered TO dstance fences and
near were prosrad and trees that have whstcod the
storm OF years, uprooed Captain Weaver, OF the
Twcntyourth ward reports that for ten he
experienced such a storm.
The remaining portion OF the roof OF the workshop at
the House OF Refuge partially destroyed by 6re fsw
weeks since was blown OF aud tao wall. prostrateI
The roof OF dwelling house Green street. between
sixteenth and Seventeenth streets lifted from ita
fattenings nnd carried a short distance.
The schooner Bull, loaded with oysters, at Brown
street wharf was stove in aud SUNK.
Many boards, from number OF board yards along the
river front IN the Nineteenth yard, carried by tho
wind 10 distance OF several yards, and
instances landed On the roofs 4 the houses.
lings m Twelfth street, near Jyicrson, IN ths fwen,eth
ward, were completely proa' by the force ol thu
vino Ihe walls, which seie tarown down, had not Jet
Tn, ROOT OF the large hoel OF Mr. Henry or,hwea, cog.
nci OF brosd and Carpenter atrsets, vas biowna~ay
a large frame barn. not quite finished, belonging 70
Charlie Voter and situate the stats powder mAxA-
zine, in the Frat ward, thrown and demolshsd.
p.J7nlopr
From the Baitiuior, american Jan u
One or The most ,or,,aoa. which ia. v,..t
ed our city Tor long 'ne p's'ed over on sun lay night
course During ,br .py III al IN. evening ,ber, ws.
h.ayv hlsn. am 1 = w ~ .aas ., i.rs ~
but tbsr. were no apnyshc NJ Ions OF hurricane a.
had be. raining n,aly II. lay About ten ociocl the
wind changed TO The a0utlclst and commenced 10 blow
with great yicencs ~ clouds sho citing oG In frav.
menis which looked VIZ large volumes Of black SMOKE.
TIE tornado continue 70 violence mp md.
night and did aaie until about three clock yes
tsrdsy morning Tsre was d is-rs .rnourt Of .npeas
10 port but We are vl,a T. ~ that ther. was but ,tn
sam.s. done o,lsr a,n, ~ rahooner. lying a, .hs
foot Of Broadway and there acre no ieAs than thr.s
capszed and sunt
The schooner aeorga steust, owned by r. Al. J.
Bandel this ely, hs ber,h a, the end Of tho wharf
She cnpsred ~, upon the wood pls
sic loaded win WOOD tho whole decsiosd Of which
hoated off when tie yesel went TO the bottom This dA-
,ss :. The yfs, \ bout s79S Within fgs iest hs
city g. tho hofto She too was loaded With wood
and all on the dee lost Tie damss. this vr.s.i
was about $500 saort distance from tho last ma nsA
vssfe was the schooner Lo Parker owned by Captsis
Gb,on Of TgL nans Island aud loaded with oysters.
in and she too went g the bottom This damage 10 hsr
hrnIPos'o ~ y hr"nt StVo
in' new snip tafn"f Iofn, lyng AZ htHfndsrHonts wharf,
s nrose h.f moofLfs ma Was driven 9Th Errat iorcs
agsnst the boot ouse belonging 10 the Canton House,
cohpsNy eInshn ~ bai doing no otner injury to tbs
t,lp man cbshnd hsrttsfn ana rde The ne~ clipper
thp nhliefi yibs ~ heith' wharf was uroNn partly
G'.., ont ,hs ra,tsd without sustaining any ojup.
~, ,h :" 's pl, poant ~ y. slhl o1'. N'n s.eh ,"ry
hst 'he sprsy was carried 70 ths street distance Of
NOR. NOR 'ihh y han nar.i i-et from Tue wharf
nSh .,s sr,ss, ,s'rss,on was a, Long wharf ns..
] ri ~
thooher ehd mo long John whisn Vas eapsisef asd
ssh. on Mhat n'wn ss ths aae oroo nh aitsr wh'ss
hhe Heated a. ar w Tie thofe te wharf the hrst veS
OF 81 Aelacs, srd used a. packet be, ween this por{
and that place She had IN cargo Of fifteen hunareA
bnshth q oysters She was cspsIed and aun At her
noorng ard much o her rigging aud rad work brolsn.
The dhmas i about ~ OcO.
Next va fmal oyster schooner, which was cap
ss.4 and sunk w could y learn her name or osn-r
Ne'.u. Randolph GILBERT espsI,fd 30 that h~
hs.isrsst'd upon tic string Pi"cc of thn sbsr 1hs
.,h''nsr x Hsicn' b. hnglag 70 tho sams parties. .A
pat wss thrown o., By the force Of the ~nd ard
iHr vioie acc. rtmr 'oteed on The schooner WIS.
itIy, b.hhg.fg to M Nm stne, wss v.ry badly
t's"r' Htt sfw and The whole of her stern worxs
sfre atofra Tut tbe mother capsixed nor suaF. ~
WI ptobs0. ~" 800 70 repair her The schooner
lh hb .tlgng RI 20 hess'a Kirby HAiehsI vas con-
s@fthJ eh-l'l but not materially Injured. large
t'tft mast bsrse called the FatApseo had hsr stem
Ndks broEcn o.. We could not learn u ~hDm he BE-.
hrRed. There 80 ai,o shoonsr sunk n'ar ths
I.fsr 70, but the osnef'R name unable 70 end
out
No, tse ~ the vessels Injured by a ,ora,ao ~.-ls
su'd. nat Ito damage Il 30. a. great a. Al nrst night
tary a. rais. ana rut them 10 pfopsr rd.r i, a..
por.d 3e,tsrsy mat seysrai III. .ere ~, Nv tbs eso
,Ers ihe yes,s. uron ths nost carsfaI la,aIry
we ae - n such 4 NO. ths f.ei and ,h.t ,ls,.
Hut u. 4elruC,lon Va. not confined 10 tho h.,so,