The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18

The Daniel webster left her dook n ths foos Of Warren
street, yesterday, n oclooh with asoas . hundred
passenger, for Havana she 10 commanded BY ospt
Thomas Miner. Al might naturally 10 expected uI ier
the circumstances, the passengers and their feads who
hid them adieu, exhibited much emotion. the uncsr.
sinty Of the e Of Of the vessels Of the tine, with
over nvs hundred human lives in her keeping, sssmsd TO
dangerous elements which had probably made fearful
sce Of many Of their fellow oountrymen; and may
readily be imaginsd, The feelings Of h,ss who were
parting with them were rot Of the pleasantest or
moss hopeful character Many Of the hues who
took farewell Of their friends, ws bitterly, and ~
the ship moved on from her moorsgs many fair fs,o
The deck was buried in he handkerohie which were
tended 70 wAve cheerful sdieu. A. before stated the
webster win keep In the track Of the Central America and
should she fall ~ith her In disabled condition. album
dainty supplied with The means render every necessary
axktance.
severa' rumcrs that portions Of the wreck Of steamer
had been on Cape Lookout orested alarm yes
serday, but d utterly impossible from tue locality in
which they seen, that they could have belonged 70
The Central America Mr.. Simmons the mate Of the
steamer Atlanta which arrived here from uhareston
Wednesday, reports having heterogeneous Of steam
ers wheehoure Of black or gray color, some door pan
ues grained light oss split and broken and three four
long knees such used In building light cabin
upper Deck on Sunday evening last, about four TO nix
O'CLOCK eighteen nes from Cape Lookout while bearing
northwest At midnight OF Sunday he also sa~ the Ugh.
Of what he supposed 70 be steamer steering east north
east eighteen miles distant frcm Cape Kseras, and about
the same 1ne three blue ughts-tsn OF disreaswere
thrown up at few miles diAtssos. il qce likely that
the aeeaers Bgh here referred to carried by the
Empre City, for Il ~in pe renem bored ths. Ans was
working her way in the direction or Cape Estteras
through the fearful hurricane OF Sunday night,
and only reached that point the wing day The blue
nshy may have been thrown up by any Of the
ye.seh aboring In the teri0c storm or ma. dsnstrous
night There s no doub, thai the damage ships OFF thai
par. Of the ccss! very severe aud Is not to be
dered al thai portions or wrecks should have beon seen
about that time. The steamship Commerce. Capt Vaughan
which arrived at Baltimore on Wednesday, reports hay
ing passed lot CT furniture on Sunday afternoon Off Cape
Lockout the steamer FalcoD jusi arrived from ga
vsnnsh reports seeirg Sunday part Ct steamers
vheehouse with the rays Of the carved on n, SONS
berth boards, aome painted and sone unpanted and
rough. Bot II is satisfactory 70 know that none Of thsss
evidences Of disaster ged any or the ssearhips
sailing from New York 70 any Of the Southern ports
On nsarng Of Aesss sporord, rleston Co., agents for
The New York and chsre.son line, learned that their
'teams ps, the Columbia and sosthcrner-he former
bound from his port to Charleston and tins latter 70 sa
had both arrived in Charleston the soushcrner
having rot in there O'Clock the afternoon or Wed.
nsaday. rhs company have no ships now u ses