The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-11
THE LATE STORMS
Additional Disasters, Marine and Other

Ecr York, Oct. 3i.-Tho L. =. steamship job,
Rice Commander Houes, arrived at thu, port from
New Orleans yerterday, and reports Oct. 22d e1pe-
rienced q uenendou, hurricane nom the North East.
Al p. NJ the wind becoming 10 heavy that the .dip
could not be kept head the sea and finding that this
centre Of the hurricane would pAss directly over US
II ne did not change position accord nsy at tho
shove mentioned hour bore away TO the South West
and ran acroe. the path Of the storm until A. NJ on
tho following morning, when the wind hauling To the
Westward. lore Away course with . fair Wind.
and arrived at Fort Jefferson, oct. 2ith, At 10 N.
Found that the hurricane hal blown down Isres
brick building st Fort Jefferson and killed the post
Qustoama'ter also severely inurins se7eral others.
buildings inside tho Fort were unroored. chimnevs
blown down, and trees torn M by the roots. Aner
landing convcts stesuei ont Of tho hirbor Arrived
IT hey"css on Monday OF toe 25ia, vLes
found that the guile hal Ten in'en,elv
severe, It having nearly dcsolstei the island
EverT vessel In the harbor mad been either sunk or
driven ahofe. One large shiH coal laden, vas
driven ashore at the lishthou.e one msn-oi-w.r
lay high fni dry the reef. Al the p,lo, hoa,.
we're either sunk driven Ashore. Several tue
boats sunk At the uhsTvo,, After demo i,hin- tho
wharves and sinking suudry vessels. Quite a NUN.
Der Of holses we're unrooied and most ot the tree,
torn M by the roots After filling tbs water tank,
ana taxing the mais or board, steamed ont Of the
hartor. Al Z " spoke schooner D. W Warner,
Of Brookhayen, c., who reported havins lost tho
Captain overheard and vsssol badly d1mA;ed They
were bearing up for Key West
Steamship Northern Lirht, from New O-leau, Oct,
18Th, with merchandise, mails and pas ongcr. ar.
rived At this port yo'teriny Left on Bar steamers
Guiding star snd Concorurt GnI bark John Inck,.
Oct. 2ls, steamer Guiding Star passed her north.
Oct. sd, at =. W., lat q a lon ~ g. encour.
tered vc.y heavy hos ir0n the ras ward wind
NCc 3D. %. ca 4. ST. t. the nJfthea,i, ana boV IN.
LuHl ."'Ir, hru lAstCl abJIt L. hour, When wind
hYu.'d riuIt ~ y. D.. .nd continued blowing yerv
i"N'hF iot IL nous more, DurIng vh.-h the Oh g
&c ct .hHuIg. Du!lug ta' '.if CdrLcd away Iudlef
ana sfecl ousc, cgUslng 10 PM into Port RNral for
lrAli' arrHlf Oct mn, O.! H. 81. an gttei uuder-
tl.Hg httpGts req tip' fAat' p detention Tor -
h1u - vac permitted W TrIaiT anil pu to sea Oct
- iI' ~ T.. ". Le't IN tot Royal steamers ,iuid.
iIs NiaF SID tetap 60. Since leaying Port Roya had
ttOne uo- thsfly vance.
British bns T, A. Pat Coyell Bermuda ten d.y.,
At this port Yesterday, reports Oct. - h, 25 mile,
south of Fire and lis cav schooner Ellen, Capt.
Norton Of aud for Bottom, from Phi adj, lpha With
cargo OF cON! IN rnklur cont ION; took oil captain
ana ctc" AMI broutht iuom to tnis port. HE r.,
" AlOut ~ tons - yeRle Od, AM o. ned bN Reed A.
conn OF Boston, AID Va uel. win a,gJ at s5J0l
Steamship Petit Delaney, from s,vanih oct asd.
with merchandise and pa, clfclr e.o arrived at tn,
port Oct. 23d, had strong brecE from \. - nni ~
: +. VI, Il mcrcAei to : very sevr.s sale, Which
lac ed ." holi" tst sails and received some t"T
DANA 9; lh,h Tu' into ca lie. .un tor Goa. salts
again X'th, silou 'hcn Ia h-ad WINS.
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