The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25
THE LATE GALE II TIE GULF.


ths Gale NJ Baltxe, PascaGuei., Mobile
and Eisew hsre-St saenenis Of Capt. IA.
ker and blr. Hendersoa-Thirty-snn
Lives Known 20 Have Been LosEN9W
Orleans and ytctntGy-Tne Town 81 81
loxf . Heap Of Rufns--Nsariy Every
House NJ the Belize Blown DOWN.
[From the New Orleans Picayune, sept. I1.l
The that every quarter represents
the elects Of the gale OF last saturday - even
known thus far Is even greater than thai by the storm OF
shs Iith OF August and although we have not beard o.
many lives lost fear that we will have 70 aepiore
many more when returns are completed
THE LAKE.
We gave yesterday report o. the aamA mae aone -
YESTERDAY morning at 10 o'clock sue was 81 hanoevie
on Saturday morning at o'clock with her passengers
already on board Captain Hoffman oresecing the ter
ribe storm that brewing would no leave, and wait
ed Al the In hopes OF favorable change About 10
ssose Ind The boat ran back to wOuss where shs
get better shelter She returned 70 Vaudeville yes
terdAy morning early and arrived safely, AsstA.ed.
On that part Of the lake coast the storm was strongly
felt, but no damage was suffered.
TIE Oregon which eft for Mobile at one O'Clock In the
midst OF the storm got into the Rgoiess, where she wea
me Alabama len her wharf on saturday afternoon with
many passengers; among others, Washington Fire Com
she returned this morning At halfpAst four O'Clock.
Capt Boardnans report tale Of irghtiul d!sasters
he state, that On me whole xs Sos,, sness y not no
suffered much, but tho town OF Biloxi 10 mass Of ruins
Look the unseemy pile Of ruins e BY the late fire IN
says au eye witness sand you will form idea Of the
appear snce OF Biloxi from board the Alabama
IN f.s, ss annro.sh 10 me late beautiful little town was
Of water srewn with pieces OF TIMBER ana 'Srni
ture This gale considered far wose than the Tear
We onlv hear Of one loss Of life at Biloxthat OF man
killed BY the falling OF Browns Hotel We could not
learn his name The Alabama picked up from
the schooner Oregon completely out The schooner
IA a complete wreck.
uaAh GGnt AnAr auQ NM nm
YESTERDAY and brings another fearful account from the
Belize and the Passes.
house 1T the Belize was blown down.
Captain Kinney, the well known pilot OF the New York
and Havana steam packet ships together with Belize
pilot whose did not not learn, were in George
osgood cnre house. Pass pOutrc washed away
ana Drowned Mr.. Osgoods coffee house and residence
drsn dred out on BED which got caught in tbs limbs Of
. smai willow tree there they remained until Saturday
moruing, when they rescued from their perous 81
tuatiou A realty provfdentiai escape
ne ooly buildings Ell standing NJ Pass f0ufre, are
this Pilot Boat Association house, Riley Knights h'use aud
the sh,p Gsiepa ca plain Lowry, hence for New York,
18th instant blown ashore inside tho Pass and lies
seven feet water At her bows and four Al her stern,
The shlp shenied, Captain Richardson, hence for Lag
horn driven ashore and lies on her beam ends She
has dve feet Of water In her hold.
Captains Lowry and Richardson came up 70 town TO get
asssano and the ships probably be got Oh TO day and
TSs G. lena vas Cleared by A. Cohen Her cargo con-
sss Of 400 bales OF cotton 224 hhds 81 bars and 81
half bales Tobacco ls6 bales rope cuttng bales skins
q moss $50 hides, 40 pieces wood, and l9a packages
ne cargo Of the shen,ed. cleared BY csmmscx coa.
verse; consisted Of $50 hogsheads tooscco and 1880
a schooner wont down under the GAienA's bow, sup
posed 70 be pilot boat The men on her were probably
lost.
The schooner ,ac Toucey Hanson, hence for Gracias
D.os Honduras, cleared BY Goldenbow Iesparre, was
blown Ashore and lies hien and dry In the mar h, to-
g,.her with the brig wssi Indian Capt Thompson, Tor
-. Pierre, Martinique.
Capt Hanson, q tbs Touccy, makes the following
hence for Honduras reports thas Friday morning last
as he vas near Pass Auutrc, bound ont, the WIND com
creaseo % violent gale. The schooner riding n
anchor sixty Athoms chain aud forty I'VE fAthoms
90 ,hs o.as, seven o'clock ns.s nos ORR sss VINO
capped running foul Of chip Gaiens, which vas the time
ashore. Boh chains having given way, vessel went
she now lies He came town sns morning TO procure
assistance Captain Hanson also reports that the brig
ins me vas subsequently lowed into the river yester-
day mornns BY the ,owooss Ivy
ms West Indian subsequently, went 70 sea.
The steamship Galveston was slightly damaged by
collision with the sheffield AMI went ashore The tow
boats Charles and ocssn were also driven ashore Also
The ship j. Webster Clark, Kepperholdt, master, hence
for fAyerrool went 10 sea yesterday
Tue ro, boa. Corneliao went ashore, ana was oaaiy
Besdcs Captain Kenny we hear Of tns loss OF son oil
Mr. Osood John Alderman, son OF one OF the elize
TIE following report, by Mr. J. T. Holmes, of Algers
who Of Pas f0atrc through the whole gale, VIII De
found Interesting
visited rs on the Ian 18th inst twas accompanied
with large hastoues and heavy rain u commenced on
al eleven O'Clock A. H. The this tme sin feet
or more shove Oh water marx, and wAshet away nine
hoasss besides three iookou, houses, with eoAs and
sheds.
There were four iowboau blown ashore bu, two,
nanesy-,he Junius Beebe and Ivy-got of before the
waite. tell the other no. the 81 Charles and the oceso,
are present lying hgu and dry. snip ashore Ia
side the bar and the bark sheffield 90 the bar Tns
brig Lsao,n ugh and asy In me msra e. . we
astswn Of the Oocan.
ne house uex, % the lighthouse belonging 70 Mr. Geo
tSxood completely washed away; 9af the family,
man. wife and four chlldren barely escaped
with their ves BY securing themselves - noAtng logs,
baby above his hrad They we're rescued from wstsry
grave BY the Of the Junus Bseoe Of SAID
boat receiving them In kind and most gensicnaniy
ooree house and grocery bclansns TO the gentle
man. II charge OF his eldest SON. Jonn and man oy .ae
name Of kennedy, was completely wssncd away and tho
two supposed 10 be- lost.
large na,boat occupied By the opposition pilots and
then lookout house, wcre completely destroyed man
Ssss. 70 the said boat vas picked up alive
To .be telegraph house particular damsse done
excepting The kitchen being bosn down and the telegraph
The Towbosts compsny's lookout house destroyed
and No storm greatly damaged the whArvcs
The Asoeiaton Lookout house Was also destroyed and
tbs boat she'd, with all their boats are gone. All the
outhousss and galleries are likewise destroyed
Tn dAtboai belonging 20 John Conrad and nicely fitted
up - yelling, was destroyed. with ali ~ ccutents-
the rr, tue aoue beipx valued At above 81 300 Ms.
Coaad barely escaped with her lite. building BE-
oglax Z, the same gentleman, not quite nnished, vas
destroyed
Mr. Lsslnes splendid large house, more than half In.
isoed also fosied away and lumber, shingles &c,
ready Cor budns, belonging 10 Mr. Barton, Al noa,sd
Oh
TIE Custom House received particular dsmsgc, but
tbs four wafer tanks belonging 10 u 1osted away.
Aso another house not quite nnsned near be Custom
Hou-s destroyed. Too more buildings, belonging "
aaa cccspled by fshcrmen, were destroyed
Iron tho Mes Orleans Piesyuse. sept 10
sTATxwTST or CAPT. BAxKx, OF THE onxooS.
Csp< BAKER, the sell knesn aud experienced master
OF the United states mad steamer oreson which arrived
ths ing from Mobile furnishes the fsa sing
AZ statement 81 the terrioe effects Of late ds.s
gale Mobile. and ali along the G ali and Like
shore
TIE gale very IN Mobile, and number Of
river steamers we're driven high shore, aud % far up
thai would they worth get them