The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-24


sevcesbe and bat for the fortunate that
there many fonts Of new type In the basement that
had never been opened, We should have been unable
during lapse Of many months TO como again before
the public For the delays which necessarily have
resulted in order bring things Into working and for
the numbers that could not BE- issued, crave the
indulgence Of consldsras public and moro especially
our subscribers
The merchants store and shopksspsrs are almost
.n n large sa
poured their places after the roos became stripped
ofthsr and for few days the greatest effort
needed to make temporary coverings by old sails
&c. Fortunately, during the nrst week there was 10
rain Yet to this time innumsrabls stores and dwell
ings remain uncovered. although much activity
within the last few days have been most
a.. snS IN
many cases with good success. However dsplorable
DO the losses IN property, no one can say that
starving as some In thor mistaken overzsal for Us
would make il appear Flour. although high in prce.
bakers with the exception OF one, whose ovens wore
really injured produced their bread the morning after
the hurricane and % far from any wish 70 pro By the
hundreds Of bread given 70 those who seemed for the
moment need them The exceptional bakery refer
to resumed baking after two three dayY. Since
then bread IL just ~ abundant Ia the sown Is Is
BEFORE and therefore whatever may have been stated
know the Iossss Of cur inhabssnts are tsrrc, and i
may need Of industry 70 restore THAT has besa lest
within few hours; yet = community Injured 70 a.
Hurricanes always produce thsir miracles that how
clear 70 the eye yes appear ncredibe aad this one
e nes without ~ air qsota gun the rsnparts Of
signal, was forced through tue parapss wall
and thrown down into the barrsck yard. me diviag
nine TONS was lifted from the place known d the hulks
ponton, and carried over and thrown into Of the
spar pits Of Mr. Hughes distance q at least quarter
long pierced the roof OF wooden house PrlndseHe
street, passing through tho back Of rocking chair and
49, tu.4V AvaA ~
keys above and the pedal below then went through the
floor rested hs counter OF grocers shop under
rcc While the other end rested on the counter Il the
same time holding the rocking chair and piano immov.
able. The apartment small and the occupants were in
when the accident happsosd, pct one Was nur. A
stone supposed 10 weigh forty toms that has for long
being lying the beach below the fort Of the lower
he ~sy that ssbs cloth would 30 laid on table and
large dish AT In the middle. Many other similar
asancss could - recorded, but our space docs not
We have the enicial authority for stating that the
number ~ bnrals occasoned by the loss Of lfe from
accidents that occurred In tho town, or those found
drowned in the harbo amounts 70 the present time 70
one hundred and fourteen.
vvssErs srsK pIssAsrsD TOTALLY wRzcxrD
Brtsh steamship Columbian sunk on the eastern end
OF the Floating Dock with full cargo from Liverpool
The cargo 10 \ great extent IL now being got out BY
divers srucr sus British steamship Rhons sunk 1t
Petor Island with portion Of cargo for Europe, and
from LOO TO leo lives lost British steamship Wye.
total wreck on Buck Island and - lives lost Srsish
British steamship Conway on shore a Road Town Cor
sola, s'roasy injured. eu. g. Of and now
d!smastsd II reter Island, bus returned to this
port British steamship Robert Todd, ashore and ser
ously injured British steamship Solent dismasted. but
has gone 10 on her route British ship British
Empire sunk and danasted the eastern end OF the
eos,ns dock and has since been condemned ana sold
injured British brig oniciphcrous sunk, with part
Of her cargo Of Goals condemned and sold for $205.
British schooner Ocean Gem partly sunk, with part Of
her cargo and four lives lost BRUSH schooner Norman
ashore, total wreck. British schooner Alexandra
ashore, total wreck, condemned aid sold for
e2lo British schooner Water Witch, ashore : total
wreck, condemned and sold for SSsa British bark
dsmusd and sold for 81 800 British bark Howard dis
Inssted and seriously injured British hrgantns Wild
brig Her Majesty, ashore with part or cargo British
brgsutins r. Seoe ashore and seriously injured Brit
M .nS soa % now Cs BRUSH
brgansne Princess Alice ashore In ballast with three
feos water IN the bold British brgantins Ida Abbott
ashore total wreck Britsh sugboat Itchen, ashore
and partly injured British sloop Nimbls disrnastsd,
with part OF cargo. American schoonsT Clinton, cap
sold for M siiso X|srlsas ship Charles spneas.
ashore. total wreck, the captain ana one nap ssvsd
cargo sf The bark psslnos on board American bark
Aberdeen Ashore dismastsd nvs feet Of water IA the
So sns sa s:, ns:si Ss ess q hss taken
from the Princess Alice. eondemnsd ~! sold for 80
ss :.s & sa na sss S.
Veoce in ballast suak q the sssern end Of The floating
dock With four lives lost French brig Emma ashore.
part cargo for IAgaayrs, landed French bark
Bsrnica, ashore, vita psrt q sarss since landed:
soid Tor 500 Frsnch bark csnsraids Lourmel, ds.
nssssd and seriously injured with fall cargs Of Goals
% 's .a:s ..:u.sS 1', cs,
aad otherwise Injured, but siscs has pro-
sssd's on Der route rsssA sse0 :... sunk
sincs raised Dauish bark ludvig Holm ashore COM
piese wreck condemned and sold fov S7so Danish bark
so1 for s Dssss Sssansn. yak, nss Ashore. SER.
ousiy injured Danish schooner rssrs' sshors and
party Injured Danish schooner Dee hsrmanos a,.,
ana one man Injured DAnish schooner West End
Iscks. sunk Danish schooner Mage sunh Danish
Danish tustcAs Vice Governor Berg. ashore Danish
drsdeer, ashore, and somewhat injured Danish tug
Danish tusboat Llliipuian sunk ~ loss. with three
lives drowned Dutch bfigantins Maria Anna dsmast-
"a sna eur nsn s
ashore dismssied with part q cargo Dutch sloop Nols
Gedsch,, ashore and dismasted Dutch sioop Trial,
burg brig Hslios, ashore with pars Of
90. Prusnsn brig Edward, Ashore with car
only Two men saved eondssnsa b, ne ossr nsae a
The ss.s Prussia. .o D,is sseSsr sunk tSs Ives lost
sss m % ana a m
ana sold fer $500 Spanish schooner Rspido susE and
with fun cargo. and captain lost. spsnsn Schooner
Formahdad, ssnk With full cargo. spanish schooner
Alfonso. sunk with part Of Cargo. Spanish schooner
Altsgrseia sunk with part Of cargo and
last spanish schooner Otiiia, sunk with sundriss.
SpaDish schooner vscx. dsmased with cao for Guam
tanamo. SPANISH war steamer vasqus Nunsr Dc Bbos,
disnssted during the hurricane done Of
service in ysscung the lives Of those exposed 10 imi
psnt danger has aimee gone 70 Porte Rico Spanish
steamship pelayo Ashore. disnasss1 Dut Ia. since
been taker OF Spanish steamship CAnagns, ashore,
total wreck the puTssr, chief engasee and nine
lost Venezuelan schooner Joven Panchita sunk.
Venezuelan Schooner Oriental, rnk, two live lost
yenszas.an schooner Conception. sunk with full fasgo
and s. 600 in gold.
NEWS ITEMS
Tho Governor Of Massachusetts, has appointed George
Tyler Bgslow Of Boston, Samuel Ashburn, Of Bostoa
and Emory wasnbrrn. Of Cambridge, Commissi oners
under chapter 24s Of the Aets Of 1897 entitled
sIdt he Or nj and