The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-17

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wvsnwvie yoULd the <aers OF the Tept the
dsreni sard banks and Marshes covering hem ALL rse
away bse chs several Of bathing bnat no
resident inhabitants Beats Of these
sIa landed high 01 % tue Shore Tree: and fsnSo :s
hanks the ses-t spot rendered famous the
saeDe Of The EsqumsnxwA carried of By the re'entess
waves, and supnosa the Freq n@nts thereof. n mo-,
landed at dktant points, drifting about vysgss Of
dsr--ery. This Ocean House, that II IL gons,
feel bound say, hotc OF tho Northern
papers but ANAL ,ene ner, OF wood having ons
rooJo m no more
The dansge . ths shipping the oo.ss We fe., has
beer very extensive The loss Of the bark Coin dcRae
End beautiful vessel, owned prn ioa ly here, s
sspcci=ly regretted She bad just reached tns bar
her h. newArd trip from Eusland and In endeav0rng
70 ride out the gale, parted chains and went ashore
Re gale ooes not se' m, from accounts rec'ived, to
nohern aa itl, bot tle Of the Of 9olds-
boo' ad by ibe southern train, about Fair Bluff SCENE
% ave been its limits
BY the boats from Fayetteville learn that the enAc cts
o. The blow not sxperer ecd severely above Elzs
hth Beicv tbs clint the low ground crops Of corn, o
We cannot ten what damage tho ries crops has sus.
,Aned, bst hope that II Is hut slight
From the Wilmington IN o. Commercial, seps l5l
orm commenced 90 Friday night lAAt fto the
northeast and continued With much Ny from the
q1srter TIL Sunday morning when tine wind shifted
W the northwest, and finally TO the southwest, The 60
verify OF the Storm ceased on the change OF the wind
Much damage WAS done TO rex, fences, 80 but nothing
OF serious nature occurred within tho na OF the
town though the wind at lines blew with g-eat fury
We do know ho~ far soath oxepaed but
of II I, II with north OF WELDON and satu' day
avery pleasant cay In Norfolk aud Por.smo IN AZ we
learr this cannot pass y the autu uns cqupox for
which We are still 10 look. We fearful have
TO cnrd Other dIsaste the coast the
rteet mort severely from Whist at present learn
We hear ofrevera vesses being ashore, ascount Of
witch III be found below.
bsuss and the uproo,ng o. the bridge small bridge
beo~ the town was swt pt away and two OF the bridges
on TIE plank road Toured but there damage done
sufficient N obstruct the travel
Bark Colin BcRas, B,smhar, Yrem Dveryo, for this
port, wah sah arrived Off Main Bar weone.day a'ter
ncrr, ai O'CLOCK, came TO anchor With the wind
Cud rot obtain . steamer to In. On Thursday and
Friday had heavy bIo~ from v. f. Ahout O'Clock
sature ay afternoon wind changed to W 4 W, blowng
very heavy; AZ O'Clock p yartad ch 'ins, and at
o. ocB struck on Middle Ground; vessel nj. GROVE tosa
los. CHE vas owned by J. 4. p. s,R,e ~ and wm
N,f Sons, OF this town; Capt hramhau, and Peivce
20 of Brfsss. Ne folly insured. ppr,ion OF hs
ss' snd rigging and mart or cargo v'll osaoly be
saved in mayed condition The captain ~
,sken II during Sunday psbt, and reached town yester
dav mornng in the steamer Spray.
Tie bark J. W. Bodget rom Turks Island for New
yo,t laden sith salt, also anchored x,n Bv with
p choked, and skng very badly, Intending put
for pairs On Saturday night she parted her ohans and
ashore New Inlet with las Of both anchors
,nc rat Of ssis We learn hat the csptau and crew
retched Federal Point, where they
sehr Emily Wrf Brady, from Charleston Oh Instant,
for New York laden with wheat -four ot.on and rice eI
feren ed succession Of gales snt bad FAR north
ss "a 20 On Friday the wind nc7easei TO hur-issn.,
ard aborrg nesv' sprups slcsg pumrs sh kei,
and ssils oil b'own -sy. At o'clock on Sunday
10 miles north OF New Inlet Bar and miles fom l.nd,
where 80, k du ,irg the day IN fatbom, The cap
tain ara orev e In the boat and reached shore On sun
dsy m1rpiag We have NOT learned whether the vessel
CARO- vas Insured.
The s,br Ahd.l Ksder Coyrelous, from this port for
New York with naval stores ashore Richs inlet
about 20 oY 80 miles north OF New Inlet Bar We learn
thai The captain and crew had Ill reached shore
There 10 brig sshorc on the boanh near Bald HAd,
which -il probably be r. item on; name unknosn
Three or four small coasuns vessels reported asnore
near smithville.
TELEGRAPHIC.
nIsAsrRR 10 THE STEAMSHIP soUrHyRHSA
Elwocd Walter kq., Secretary OF the Board of Under
writer's, yesterday received the following despAtoh
dated
CnAnzros, Sept le. 1857.
The steamship soutnerner Capt Robertson arrived shi,
morning amost complete wreck she 10 much injured,
feet wafer In her hold they threw
ra OF her cargo 70 tighten her. she win Be discharged
immediately.
IRlo JOHN II. RHoAps AsnoRE.
NosvoLx, Sop, le, 1857
Tho brig John II Rhoads ON Boston bound to Bait
more 9Th merchandise went ashore south OF Cape Henry
In the late gale
nB reported that the steamship Jamestown from New
York, Was blown out 70 sea - Tar 20 Cape daucrm, and
took In cousde'asle wassr, somewhat damaging her
cargo
DISASTER TO Yns SCHOONER O. r. WILLIAMS.
NosSoIK, Va sep. 10, 1857
The scboc'sr O. P. williams, In ballast bound from Ter
soy City York river during he late gale lost her main
mast, foresopmOt, &c.
TEE WRECKED srxAnEB NORFOLK.
Prm-DlIPHIA, sept Is, 1887.
The steamer korfck, sunk In the Cheapcake belonged
u the Philadelphia and Richmond limo. she len here
saturday with valuable freight Tho Norfolk w1 for
msrly known the Penobscot "a tain Kelly and the
crew were landed yesterday a Cape Island By the sseame
Joseph whitney from Baltimore for Bosom. Tue veasei
snd cargo are fully insured.
LOSS OF THE ERIC VERMONT.
LIvsnrooI, N g., Sept 10, 1857.
me brsantine Vermont, from Piclou for BIston, sM
totally wrecked his morning The Western Load cre~
and Materials saved.