The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13
Shipwrecks and Suffering at Sea Vessels
Abandoned, Cast Ashore, Dismasted
and Disabled Range Of the Storm
from the Bahamas to the
Banks of Newfoundland.
Rescue Of Crews from Sinking
Vessels.
The Storm at the Bahamas, Bermudas, Turks
Islands and Banks Of Newfoundland,
&C., &c, &c.

Bermudas to the Banks Of Newfoundland and thence to
the British coast will be forgotten by those
hring who witnessed il in all its force. New York
vas not free from visitation of IT, those who recoect
the and wind storms and high tides of the 3d. oath
and 25ih of October will readily recall Every day since
then shipping news columns have been telling the
Of the fury of this terrible caster and the tss
Dony Of all the captains of those vessels that caught
1t that they experienced such hurricane al
though of them had been at for twenty thirty
years by ship Of yesterday We learn that
the United States frgate Sabine the flag ship the Para
quay expedition had been terribly handled in this storm
had lost her mainopsa and foresa had had her bows
stove and her steering apparatus injured and had been
obliged put into Bermuda TO repair damages -Four
days did the storm ravage the island ITSELF doing
damage to property land and 10 tho shipping in the
adjacent waters.
FIRST REPORTS OF THE STORM.
The first indication that had of the hurricane was
course when descended upon ts city, ashed the
IN the harbor into unusual agitation caused the tide to
rise at the docks several feet higher than it had been
known TO rise for years submerged the streets along
the water front of the city set everything ahoat in the
cellars, and rendered outooo exercise anything but
comfortable or pleasant. This commenced on Saturday
the 2Sd Of October and continued with very little aoate
n,snt through the three succeeding dsys. The British
steamship vgo which arrived at this port the 2eth
ported that she had encountered strong eastery and
northeastery gales but she sustained damage from
them; while the Galway steamer Pacific, which
arrived the same day, reported heavy westerly
gales The British bark Nugget, from Turks Islands, also
put into port the same day and reported that she had been
beating about north Of Cape Hatteras for ten days with
heavy northeast winds On the day the schooner
]. Y. Simpson, from Staten Island put into Norfolk, Va
with both masts gone, and with much damage which she
bal received 10 heavy gae, and several other vessels
came 10 anchor in Hampton Roads moro or less damaged
by the Storm Spanish bark ashore on Pickle
Reef on the 27th, by the steamship Empire City, for Hs
vana, with wreckers alongside, stripping her.
The steamships Augusta and Hunisy.ll arrived from
Savannah on the 9th having encountered strong north
east gales and heavy she entire passage The ship
James L. Bogcrt for Liverpool experienced the hurr
Oh Sable Island on the 25th and had twelve hours of il
The bark pefmelia Flood from Green Bay, Wisconsin,
rerienced the gale on the oath and 25th aud shipped
that hlcd the cabin.
TOTAL loss OF Tue CARLO MAURtS.
The bark Carlo Aauran did not fare well. She was
caught the hurricane of Cape Island but fatcd
70 through safely She disabled that she sunk
the 2sh, the making their way the lghtshp
boats. They experienced great suffering; OF thom
drowned by the capszng Of the boat and another
thu cook died after reaching the ghshp At Cape Island
The Carlo Mauran was good vessel, Of $50 tons She
butt in Warren X. l., in 1sfs, and osned by
Capt " hauran Brothers, Of Providence She is ia.
,urcd In Boston Tor 900, aud her freight money
Providence for $4,000
PORTUGUESE SCHOONER ABANDONED.
with aud boarded, about tho tme by the sohoooe
jonas Smith Of wilmington, y. C., her passage from
~ Ubcs to New York. for which she destined. she
had experinced Of gales had had her decks
swept and her boats washed away. Her pumps were
chsed and there VAS nine feet Il water 10 her hold.
Ths Jonas smith took on her captain and crew u eight
who hat been i've days without water and four days
without provisions.
HAxBtRG SNIP COMPELLED TO PUT BACH To new
YORK.
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burg on tho 10th October but had to return again the
3ls On the 25sh q october lat 20 A. and long, % 81
during most violent gale from ES.E, shc hove on
her beam ends the vessel working very badly, il was
found necessary 10 cut way the main and rnxzen top
masts In order TO right the ship and when rghted II
fsund that the cargo was shed and she mad nearly i've
2h night and lasted until Thursday, the 18th, during
which time her ruddcr was split her whechousc and ou
warks stove, her decks swept, and other damage sus
tanned. Amer the gale had abatcd the pumps hal be
kept continual for ~ hours " free the ycsse
WRECK OF THE BRre kALooLaH.
The Doctor Bar,h the 2sth In lat 80 I5 fe In with
boat from the brig Raooiah Of Halifax, containing the
captain (aycs) and crew, in all persons OF that
vessel who requested 10 b. taken board their YES
sci was perfect wreck They received board and
brought this port Capt Hayes reports that he sailed
from Cuba with a cargo hundred puncheons rum
for 81 Johns, ~ r., consigned 70 Stabb Co, Of that
place and on the cath of October, at r. NJ in heavy
yale from ~ f., the vessel hove her beam ends
which shifted the cargo, carrying away the orcuast IN
the step, which tore up the decks bsdiy About hlf an
hour afterwards cut away the manmast by the deck,
when rghted, with about air feet water in the bold
The forcmast, while lying alongside, stove large hnle
in the vessel causing the water 10 in at rapid rate
which with dincul,y partly stopped. Capt IL and
remained the deck sabsisting on the damaged
ng the Doctor arth They saw the ship at midnight Of
the 2Ith, but the weather would not permit OF their
leaving
MINOR CASUALTIES.
Nou o.
Kits was compelled put INTO Philadelphia for repairs,
having sprung a leak ON tho Goth, in heavy gale.
Tho Baltimore ship Alexander from Rotterdam, caught
the gale the 2lb latitude a. longitude g. The gale
lasted three days, blew a Of sails from the raskes,
carried away the main topgaant mast, tofsail yard,
stove the bulwarks, aud did other damage.
The British bark Native caught the gale about the
time and place, and suffered IN much the way
having her buwarks stove in, Sc. The schuoncr > =.
spencer from Wilmington, North Carolina for Phlaiel.
pha had 10 put back Wilmington me 2sth ut rud
ser sprung and with loss of deck load The schooner
oLn Warren from Jacksonville Florida was caught in
the gale and sprung leak, which neccstatcd the throw
ng overheard portion ot the deck load q lumber The
ship Java, from Glasgow tor New YORK, experienced
heavy gales on the Blnks from north aud the
18th and 26,h she got OF sth the % Of fore aud main
torwaila, buwarks stove, H.. and passed another
large shin which hal also been considerably die
rautled IN the storm The ship farheld from Rottcr
dam, and the ship Meta, from Bremen, we're ais
caught in the same gale on The Blnks % Tue Z9ih
aud more or less uamagei The bark Calloma from
Galveston the brig laura r. Snow, from Belize the BRIG
Ocean spray from Havana the brig ,uretta from Gba
m; the brig Tornado from Porto Rico; the brg Mel in
from Key West, the schooner Ia Plata, from RIO Haebo
The schooner W. Miner from Maianzas the schooner
stampede from Lavaca the schooner Mobile from Charles
ton, the schooner Col saterly, from Wilmington, ant
the schooner Julia Smith, from Fredercgsourg-al az
rived here on the 2d of November, reporting that they
had PASSED through the hsrroane and sustained
hess damage.
The ship splendid reported tl,, she md on tho 22a ut
heavy gale from H. n f. high seas ami that the
1tth In longitude o. W. and when on the southern edge
" the Gun sream she encountered severe hurricane
from y = T. " y F. during which lost rnarttnaale ay
ng tibboom fore tupgalani mast, topmast mtzzen
mast head spankcr, gad and sa also four boats galley
&c.; staunchons broken AMI main channels started
BRITISH VESSELS ABNDoSED
Tho British bark Lady Campbell, from Quebec for
Queenstown, sprung leak in the of the 2eh Oiled
and had 10 be abandoned, the mas,s having been cot
away and the vessel split open. Her was taken on
~ the ship onward, from London and brought 10 this
city. The ship Arctic from Liverpool experienced very
tcayy wessLgr westward VI .he B.pks abvut she same