The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-03
rUE LATE STORM
THE LATE STORM
Los Of the Steamship Repubiic Farther
ParticuIars-Arrival Of the Guiding star
-Eyentful Voyage.

The steamship Guiding Star, from New orleans
Oct. 14th, arrived ct this port yesterday morning.
amer most eyentfui voyage.
The Pur.cr In q narrative Of the vovsre say. the
Guidins star laa the wharf At Ne- orleans October
14'h. A. A. 81. reaching Southwest Pass At Y ".
Through the esne,s of the plc, W. run out Of
the channel and remained aground FIVE dsy'. on
the eve Of the 10Th she got o and proceeded her
voyage, the weather hne and &c, smooth. ON Saiur-
day the weather fculet :, and heavy sea afose. By
Monday night At ~ O'Clock, the rae h-d incfen'ed
to q hurricane, and the ship became unmansscNhle,
and fell oil from the Wind into the trough Of the eA
toine vey h.syy EveTs a1,smp, TO erihs h.,1Ss ees
been blown from the bol'-topcs into ribbon, as ,oon
q. IL set tho situation Of the ship became imine-
distelv perious, labcrns heavily in the rough a.
We then made fast heavy sun and esrria.e to 81
fathoms lO-nch hs-,er, and put Il over, which had
,oIe~ist more 70 the vindwSrd, 80 that ,hc
rode out the safely throughout the balance Of
curing which Inc gale continued With unmitiesied
violence. Wednesday morning the sale tegan TO
on ,Ss YSS AND on nh he % SSS e. N on sun.
daT at noon. the schooner Willie Dl arrived ~ Fort
Royal hsyins on board q p.sseptel' Of the Rep
star received - on board that wished 10 return 70
New York, the alanee rem.ining In Port Roya
Captain Hawthorn, one OF the passengeis Of the
steamer Republic, .ays The H. public len New loTt
on Oct. 18th for New orleans, and kop' steadily on
nah on Tuesday, the 2ld, when the wind commenced
blowing a hurricane; machinery gave cut, could not
xari. aud psddie.boses "Wednesday morning. ttil
boving, heavy sea running, Cap ain ordered to
throw the between deck cargo overheard, which We
commenced immediately, breaking the boxes and
passing them up Iough the matches one sang for d.
the other aft. We nov found that the donkey boiler
had gwen out and the ship max ine water yer, nt
A. Y. NJ, the Captain ordeTed q raft TO be built
which done BY taking three spafs and lashing
them in TRIANGULAR form, fhai cning them with doulc
lashings, then put boards seross each way th' ee
thickneeses, and launched II overheard. Boats NeIe
ihon esai ed away. Captain had in his 10 lat Mate,
II; I'd Mate, ~. had In my boat ~; two we're on
the wreck, the balance on raft. ner crew numbered
$50 passengers, 2s'or avays. Al I.3O 4. N. she
broke amidthips and tank. ON fnday the 9Th,
sighted the schooner Willie Dill, who took
board and conveyed US TO Fort Royal"
The Guiding star brings the following p,ssenFer
and to this port. sAyed from tho siohnship Re-
public Capt. Hawthone, wi Q, and two childicn I.
Thomas Fleming, james NJ IIAncsy, Hiram r. Flan-
! defs judge i. T.. Sunds from, Mr. lcnoir, Mss Le-
| NOR, Mrs. Caroline MsldTon. James Muldoon, tust
| Engineer; John GardneU second knsinser Ausua-
| tus .hiiock, Steward Amos Pool storekeeper Al
| win Lyons, VIM Perry, T. Hurley, nathan. cl
| Buchanan, John Gallery, Patrick NeedhAin, VIM.
| lorloT, Jas. Lee.
| the Fifst Onccr Of the steamer Republic Aruved
here safe this morning, with IL = iss,ngerr.
| Iho :. tteamrh'p Quaker Iity, fom ChArle.ton,
2 e. Goth ut, arrived Of this port yesterday morn
| ing, With merchandise, cotton, and passengers.
| Among her passengers are the following, rescued
| tom the steamship Republic Capt. l.. Lawny, Miss
| &. LYONS Bryan Leary, John Quinn, jos. Corcorsn
| aud Thomas smith.