The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

Our islands were visited with one OF the heaviest gaee
o. The 2sth instant which they have experienced for
many years.
me bark st. James, which had completed repairs and
lying In harbor amply moored dragged and went
sbere end injured badly require discharging
sssors ne can proceed on her voyage.
Ths br,gantine Prank w., Of Halifax, N s, Smith
ssstsr, arrived the morning Of the 26th inst, from
bssssAss 70 Halifax, leaking badly asa In want Of s
The bnsantine Torrid Zone Of shesburns N. g., from
New YorA, bound TO Demenra sot the shoals tho
ss5svss Of these islands on the morning Of the 9th
e.se. vhie lying 70 In gale, bu, has been eItrcased
ssssr .sch @ncslsy and taken Int into Hamilton ~,
vish sse captain and Of The with swamp
The vessels Also leaking in iopsidss
Ths schooner Hannah Little called OF these islands
~ hash kiAngwood, foundersd u the 2a inst,
wsiss mailing for these Islands, In leaky condition
Ne nhsgvosd YES from Cow bay Bound 70 New Yssk
Ths Brig Marshall In the Gale.
We Lsarn from Captain heacom, Of the brig Marsha,
vhsh arrived yesterday from g. LOUIS, the Senegal
nver Africa that when he 70 he westward OF the
bsme<>s he experienced very heavy weather He
ssssss thai 90 October - Is part Of 2o in latitude
n - lensliuds - No. had gale commencing at south
sceshwea and veerng 70 the ssrthward, during which
lot ssrsAiHns mssss and spin and b,ew away sails
When TIE gale most fsrious and barometer 20,
s eee~ ressrd msinsa blew sway and vent TO ribbons
shs sess. thea fsl 90 aud the made breach
ksf r<>tfng ythns movable deck, washing the
psn' az ~. na.she- and the BOBBY hatch from i,s
sseasy seen prepared and rsil in Che weather main
nssins BY -hseh the vessel drought head to
ana nssh The sAroms,er dld not rse until the
NH, vhen Nae -eashs -, in.
The schooner yoiant IN the storm.
The schooner vosni Captain Keeoe Of ssd from Mas
$40, y v, arrived II th,s por, Wednesday Captain
E~sns ssskes tbs following report
aosa-s. 2ad in latitude ~ rs, Longitude 70 30 had a
g.. frssa nortbesa 2sth the gale increased Al four
n ~ vsrssi hove her beam ends, flins deck
saa esn With ~sisr split the foresa Law TO under
s~s poss ~nh i~s <il 10 the water At hafpast nine
~~ sWucs ~ heavy abaf, the main rigging. car
yns s~.y thr~s st4schions and splitting -four others
sria sasas shsar broke rail- and swept the suiwarks
x seel isAknx 100 strokes per hour, which increased
a. .sss, s.s,ss scse .,ross. and n, lS'"s me"
"a A. n'anlsh, the less decreasing % about 900
arok<s Tolnz down Al an A N. stood 70 the
sss ssans ,ss - ssrsn f cha, o.
u e, nasssa. Is1' passed v~..sis yswI fss. %
ss-~a q, q so.slss .r.ss.8 stun Of steamer, and
- -. .~ covered wiih bos~s o. goods and wrecked
A~sar hsh ssa ble-inr heavy from W. HAS hsd .
sssiaasiios e sslss snas
TAs storm "a u.v... .ra Mssa~sss.
Nsw oxLssss Nov. =. 1895.
h.ssss dass ~ The s;,h sns nnanz@s Of The I'D Of
prseAw r.cslvsd
nsr~ had hem great ssorm Al both pl.oss Several
-~-r~As -~rs ie-s many injured and . pum,er driven
SHOW
10 Ne ksrtor ~ Havana much damage was dope. and
? ne asy ho,sss vcrs blown down snd otherwise m
ns~4
A nstS.s>s pars~r u house. -s.e blown down
Tho Knsfsn ve-~is Clyde. sorrs Flls gdsla n