The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
THE EQUlNoCTIAl STORM.

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graph, 80.
yhe lowering sby tho Close atmosphere and thc rapid
fan o. Ito mercury gave a,sy Thursday nwnt The
promise 81 tho annual storm ~h~h broke npon ~
With ysienoe yesterday Ia the dark sarly hours the
Wind commenced blowing violently " tou.ly m
rodo the navigation o. small craft As hight dawned
Tho shy vas hiEd With heavy DIRK 'locds, 1h'ch ~
oaased IN darkness and denfty nnt shout ooe O'Clock
IN the Afternoon when ,hev brse INTO deure Of water
accom- aned ~nn perfect sa.o a ~,od blow na 10
heavy squalr.
The barometer bad by thp tine fen TO twenty nina
inones and three tenthf before tho had ceased
began 70 sse, and m. wind shncd pto The western
board, and the mercury tribe Tor hours
tho rain fell 10 torsn greatly adding To our benefit
fantary point II view. Last night the delight
fully pleasant but neither The barometer tho Ky
gave any promise o. speedy clearing 40 Of the weather
be gale very heavy outside The harbor, and seyc
raj veseels obliged put back for shelter until tho
weather became more setiei. Among tho nun Der vas
tho United states supply f,eamor Union Lieutenant tom
manding conroy. a pa,senaer on board says
Yesterday morning anchor was weighed At daylight,
and the Union put 10 sea. On getting little beyond
sandy Hook The ram clouds dlspsrssj and the wind
seemed 10 moderate but u soon began 10 blow With
doubled fury from The southwest, With heavy
ming aud the ship deeply laden sbe began 10 feel
the effects q tho rather announcement degree
Several we're shipped nut without DOING any dam
age. ~ about noon sbo had passed Long Branch and
making towards Barnerat, when Tho gave heavier
mrch than before, and there every indication
Of dirty night, captain conroy determined
returning, which he Immediately put INTO
execution. About This time, every time the ship
pitched in tho seaway her propeller out OF the water
Consequently she made but Bttle Roadway ON cheering
round tho wnd more in her favor; but the yea was
very rough. st tho gallant ship breasted the storm,
and arrived safe AZ her anchorage or the Navy Yard Mt
i've O'Clock p. ~ Az tho blow evidently the hrst
snlment Of the antumnal equinocta ~ gale IL not
likely that tho Union win remain TN tho tempest HIS
exhausted ITSELF The officers allowed to remain shore
las, night however, have been ordered TO report on
board nine O'Clock ihn morning
The storm Throughout the Country.
WARRINGTON Sept. is, 1868.
Thcro was heavy rain during tho forenoon, with
light northeast wind The weather has cleared or this
Afternoon With lgh, breeze from the northwest,
BALriMoRg. Sept is, 1868.
An sasterly storm commenced hero late Last night Il
blew very heavily and torrents Of rain fell About
the wind changed TO the west. and II rs clear and
cool.
The down train on the Northern Central Railroad. duo
at Ave P. has not yet arrived having been detained
Godsboro fifteen miles above York
yA.ros, Pa sept is, 1869.
II has raised hard here an day Tie rising
rapidly and much danger sapprelonded Tho Delaware
division q the canas & badly damaged below here and
Il vii take At least a week 10 repair Il.
Az Maucb Chunk ! learn that the trestle bridge Of
Douglass, Skccr Co, tho bridge of A. w. Lesenring
and the county bridge sbov. Mauoh Chunk, bavc
been wished away II is reported that the Golfer dam
above there washed No damage 70 the canal
or rallr osd above here reported az yet. eight
Bun4io, " ~, Sept ls--2 M
Weather cool and cloudy. Wind northeast II has
been raining very violently There is great change In
tho Temperature since yesterday.
RouurIE Sept ~, 1853.
II has been raining heavy here since daylight, No, a
sunbeam to-day The temperature H very cold
pared with yesterday
SYRACUSE. Sept, Is, 1863.
WIND north northwest heavy storm is prevail.
ms Tho weather has grown cold since tbs morning.
osws9o.N. ", Sept Is. 1859.
WIND northwest, WITH steady rain. Thermometer %
degrees
Urcs, Sept. IS 1899.
u has been rang hero most a. tho day. Wind east
Atmosphere cloudy and murLy.
Tsor. n. ", sept. ~, 1893.
WIND south; weather warm. has been shousring all
dsy.
NLNsSfi EspAs 10 ibpj
We have had avuooesson 81 show hero al day with
occasional glosms Of sunshine Wind south and blowing
fresh.
raoupKsp, n. l., sept II, 1858.
Violent invest wind, With fe~ dashes Of rain.
Thermometer "a Barometer iower-20 10
Portland, Me, Sept 10, 1893
wind southeast; weather foxy Thermometer a..
SRI oCto.uPA
Wind south; blowing heavily. Thermometer a.. Ind.
cations Of big storm
rss oCloo P.E
WIND southeast add blowing tremendous gale II has
been raining litth.
hAsoos, Sept. ls-5P.h.
Wind sopth ,ouihsast here VII probably be storm
before mornag.
'Alars, No sept is-sp.u
Trc,b sosth Nina cloudy
Borrow Sept is-TP ".
tbs forenoon tho weather was opprosiyey cose and
sho~ery tharmorot0r ~. mis- evening the thermome.
ter N falling, and stands -. mo sky coody with
sroIg gu,ts u ~nd from tho south southeast We
shall have rough and stormy night
TNs ocofEPr
wind blo-nG gse from tho southeast u has been
RAINING aulte lard