The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16
YRKMEND0us GALE AT THE SOUTH

Dsvsrsl VesssIs Lsst~-Othsrs DamaRod-Aon-
Arrival or the Central Acknowledgements
Lines Ipjur~d-RaIlroads Oostr ICED, &C.
On Friday end Saturday isst, and also on Saniay, =
neu terrific gale prevailed aloag Southern coass,
shich des,rosed srse amount Of properly and proba
b, csused the kss OF many lives There was . severe
hoxvscaae, With heavy rains, from Friday evening I'LL
Mssdsy morning in Horh Carolina and Southern Virginia
rs telegraph lines blown down. and the railroad
s~sns socsb Of Petershuvs oSstraoted.
ms supposed that she steamship Central America from
AspA~Al via Havana, With over . million Of dollars Of
rsA du soard ~hch sailed from the latter port for
New York on the sh inst must have experienced the
sss, nthcr sufficient be given fer her 10
eaos The Empire City, which sailed n npany with
hs from savsns having experienced this hurricane
ounroiIed 70 pus Into Norfolk. The steamer Columbia,
from Now York, which arrived st Charleston u three
O'Clock Monday Afternoon experienced the gate Off
AAnesas, and had her PADDLE boxes carried away, ba
osA.r~iss she hue damaged Captain Berry reports
tsat The blow lasted twenty b mrs.
By tlegraphic despatch received yesterday, we learn
Mat her Of ves.els wrec<ed the coast Of
North caons and shall probably receive further &c
spunts day morrow Of dkasters 70 vesse which
In The track Of the storm.
me following s . lat OF the disasters which We have
rscsiv cd up 10 ,he present time
pool srrivtd Ut the bar below wDniogt,n, N O., Fri
dsy st, the ll Instant, and went ashore tho nex day
Sa0 bi'eeo and yin bs total loss she =
se having suii at Belfast, Me- shis year. rated
Z, a $40 IONS burtaen, and owned In WILMINGTON,
Na<tS Oa.olns
The bark J. W. Blodget, Captain Moore, from Turkt
iands &oout lst Instant bound New York, wi cargo
Il saE, went ashore New Ioet Bar .nt is supposed
vhe viii be tosl toss sae bri at Yarmouth. Me
In 1886, rated AZ, liz burthen, and
ID IN thh osy.
The three mated schooner ENTITY Ward, Capt Bradley,
sailed ron Charleston the TIN ies for this aty, aud
turrg the eight miles east Of New Inlet Bar
VIC o~ned in this city and bat 1t EussbeAhport,
~ % 1s5a, h 500 tons burtnen, and rated A 2.
To schooner Aodei Kader, Captain Cornelius, cleared
~ ~pn'reton, N o, An instant for New York, with .
o-sgo of surpen;ue &C., and driven ashore Abou.
t~esty miles esst OF Ns~ lalet Bar, and viii be total
kss sse rs,ed an ~ss ls2 tons, built At Milford in
lS<S, and Vas owned in this oty.
sddia to the above brig, supposed 70 be Spanish,
and . schcocer we're ashore about twenty niles from
Rew Ine. Par and hern aphrodite brig ashore
Rald Head
The scnocrer New Republic, from Philadelphia for VII
ninSon N O. Was driven Ashore on sunday night,
e~assboro', c. The vessel and cargo viii be saved,
nsousb In q damaged cor diton
ARRIVAL OF THE RMpIRS CITY AT NORFOLK.
Nosy,LK, Sept, Ib, 1857.
ne steamship Empire City, from New Oresns vie Hs.
vaAs ire sh inst, and bound 70 se~ York with os
ssS, put In here to-day for coal she hes experienced
ssaosssscn Of hea-~ saes and received shght ds
mage All passengers and crew are welt sne bftugs
- sevs Of i'm port~nce
pIsAsrxR 10 TIE STEAMER CALEDONIA.
BALrmoas, Sept ID, 1857.
The steamer VIM. jenkins, from Boston, arrived here
oasht, and reports heavy gale In the bay on Sunday
nosday and last night She passed A anchor the
oa,edous, from CA,lesor having been into the pre-
vsous night she had got her esr foul ~ih her hAw
~, and veula proossd clear She reported
Asvhs board ,ne engineer and Ore OF the Ta
NmftIk sunk in gale, and that The remainder Of the
sncsu and crew Of the Norfolk were ON bard the
s&mer Jo~ey, whitney, hence for Boston on saturday
Ae Nofok supposed To belong 70 New York, (msy be
- Uky of Norfolk