The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

Pcytora breaking part Of her ades' cabin About four
O'clock she go, smother star. and sasy clearing nv
boats came tganst the Cbarmer. tearing OF large p ri
OF her hurricane roof breaking her atsiah ard several
Of the chimney guys. She then swung against the lanai
Here she was d,slly secured. The shipp,ng and lne
steamers At the lover landing we're unnjurcd The W.
NJ Nor son aud War Eagle were shghsiy injured BY
swinging against each other astern.
At Miinebura town ana abroad xearf we're inan-
dated early IN ,he morning out no damage was done Of
any ssqance On the WHAT the wscer ak inches
higher than Curing either Of the two ,ent storms.
from the New Orleans Pic,yvne, Oct
From Louisiana aud Mississippi begin to ootain sad
accounts OF the lose by The gale TUESDAY last For s
ourption snd Tor the force OF the wind u has scarcely
and deplorable heres Of buildings aud mschusry, 10
cay nothing Of the growing crop, has been lately expo
renced.
From the Iafourche psrshcs from the river and
above The evidences OF destruction, even now wneu
ony The frst items Of Intelligence begin 10 be received,
startling. The preparations for grinding we're
fully almost every plan tat oa and IN SOME rev
instances the machinery had been started Hundreds Of
suear planters have extensive and roey repairs TO
make before they can crush CT an. fire. sach
disaster, coming al this inoprortune moment ~ ca
lamity that apnot D. fully appreciated ~ hese DO.
Thoroughly acquainted with the whole routine Of sugar
, making
But added 70 ,hs is the fac. tina, cane by being
prosiraed, is seriously endangered Every JOINT that
touches tte ground, II the weather continues warm will
soon throw out rootes and commence 70 grow destroy
ing al the sacchsr properties Of The cane and render
| ips II useless IN the pIeeent crop,
The &c angeoent OF machinery and the destruction q
eugar houses, bagaste chimney other building, will
delay Gil attempts TO the crop By early 20
| grinding. Inc prospects, Of the sugar crop IL most
seriously damaged by the late IL Ia 70 De hoped
the great damage reported Ia aned 10 very
| belt Of the sugar region
will st be unusual We have heard sufficient 70 believa
that the storm has been violent nr In tne Interior Mon
day hight was blowing half hurricane NJ Caatoa rne
violence Of the wind the OF delay the
on jackson road from Jackson 70 Premier station
creating apprehension that the best cotton dstrict
~ least Of Mssspp has felt the full force Of the
experienced in this city and vicinity. The wind fell
upon neos while with open bos At least twenty four
it being entirely carried away rha, which remained in
the eid cannot but be deeriorsted IN quality, being
stained with dirt and rendered trashy.
10 impossible 10 estimate the oes which has beea
tanned butt not improbable the i'm preston that this
disaster viii influence the markets temporarily, will be
| realized.
| The barometer, Monday night fell suddenly 70 a
point below which the mas not descended for ten
years I, gave ample warning of the that was
near,he gale, ct its WORT scarcely however realizing
the ancipstions had been created by
\ OF the sud len baronnetrical changes.
| THE STORM IN THE INTERIOR.
The storm in the sugar region wet Of the Mississippi
river sH even more severe than il proved 10 this city
pated proving that In its diameter II remarkable
rs In the destructive results which have followed. Yes
the above this cay The destruction that
were then IN the street have been fully confirmed and the
par, been made public are rssSc such spi
ter hss rot within the memory Of The oldest nhsbiiant
DAMAGES RKcEykD AT LITTLE cAnLoU.
H. NJ ThbodAux, sugar house blown down and enc life
loft.
nc. Collins pqargery blown down
IN nKEBoSE.
p.s a. Roo en pursery blown aosn.
T. rs. Bsa.ay, "
Mrs. s. A. Nicholas, sugar house blown down.
- Downing, purgery blown down.
BAyor
T. Gibson, pnrgery bown down.
Bodm Boorilln, sugar house blown down.
Evaristo Porche, purgery "
E n. Boykin, /" 4"
W. g Minor !"