The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

800 vays ~ Mr. Frank browa, ne
henssK - dsaw, being aaxieas %
~ his uensy, sAid % be about .i-@"'
~ so~e elsdb in his small hoess,
vseaurrd ~ Il thoagh II was in dan
- III bsiag vasAed away any nc"en
be Ora bsoaght out his trunk, ~
ee1srisr It ~ usil ~ he could, rssas.so
- tho hseas second tise bas -
(ors he eosM get back, the heavy sess
.nL Wind carried Il IL into The ny,
v;,h Mr. Brown in Il lie was $3.50
once sfsrvsrls ~ his haaas 80 hnsss'
irving 70 save hinself bat . heavy -
c:-s over him the nsxt nonent, asd ne
80 ,eea no more W. Brown was .
worthy nan, and his loss will b seos
rsrrssssd BY bis frisnds
Mr. 0uthriAgs and the hve ne" coe.
t;nued lsshed " shs frsne Of the nav
Tor slvsl u Aosss, ill arm dart -
s,sA, PIT sAcash she vinlence o. ~
vind had absird In the sflsrooon, yet
the heavy seas coatiussl 70 beat asssaes
them .skiug il uns~ss tos then y u
lash themselves The average dspth q
tho water during he ssoss vas .hsas
one foot above the highest point OF the
bridge. or above the strinsen upon
which the track WAS laid, and The heavy
.es. made il u.~ch deeper. sweeping en-
tircly over the heads Of the men who
we're thus trying 70 save themselves.
The barge having been broken 70
pieces, OF driven away, they he'd NO
mean. Of getting TO the shore asd re-
manned ut the draw ill this morning.
when man came 10 then with ski1
and took them ID They walked from
the bridge TO the city, srrivir,x ssss
about 10 A. NJ. Mr.. Guthridgs inforn's
"a. tina, the railroad track has been
washed away in three PLACES to the d.
lance Of 800 to 200 yards in each place
lie saw four schooncrs that had been
driven across the track, bat their aachors
catching in the track held them from
going further. Il
CASUALTIES At ON SEAa NEW wuARv.
Bark Palace, from Liverpool, TO Ran
ger 4 Co, discharged shc has gone.
ashore, and now stands in II inchcs Of
water.
Brig Je.sica. to McMahan 4 Co, dis
charged. light, Mciatosh, master. she
| /. cspsi,ed, and lays in three feet water,
on her beam ends. Che has her stern
torn out
Schooner Anne Il. Glover, Cole, Mas,
ter, Just arrived from New York. Had
not began di.eharying Consigned 10
J. ). Sellers 4 Co Has gone ashore,
and lays in IL inches water. Her stern
torn out
Brig Isolo, Captain r Bourxfsht,
from New York, 10 J. = Sellers 4 Co,
discharged and ready for ~. She has
gone ashore, and lays in Is inches
water.
Schooner Mabel, Captain 7. Chesley,
from New York, to J X SELLERS 4 Co,
disch argcd and light--blown away from
west end Of the wharf. carrying fastsn.
inss and end Of wharf with her She
lays high and dry
Schooner lsaae vsn Dyke, 70 brew.
s.cr Il lso, from Caba, al anchor in the
strcan, blown aahore At the west end 81
new wharf, and lays high ssd dry
Sohoossr Elissbesh Read, 81 Clair,
snastsr, ut anchor in the strcam-blown
ashore near the railroad depot. lays
in IL inches water
Sehooasr susan--easgo Of salt-Capt
Rowdsn, to Tom Dignan, blown from
>... End Of new wharf--psssing through
the wharf track, breaking down 10
| feet, and capsissd 10 two feet Of water
where she lays on her beam ends.
schooner Albert Paal, Mcdonald
usstsr To Tom Iirnan, sVnk At north
side Of new wharf
l.ssamship Tybse, Capt Davidson, to
Nc Nal IN 4 Co, rude out the storm u
the east end Of nav wharf Her bow is
aground but her stern Ia AAoat Her
captain reports no damage.
Schooser Price, Csps Wschsoa, from
Calsasisu, 10 ashore q west cad Of the
railroad depot M
Schooner Edna, pilot boaa, 10 ashore,
bat not known where. Supposed 10 bs
safe
The steamer Sas6oweP, Capt Conner
Was coMing down from Houston, having
Isn there about 4, p m, Wednesday;
reached Red Fish bar abost in the
morning, and then anchored. The
stcrm continued to increase, AID be-
tween ~ asd II CspA- Conner ordered
the cables 70 be cast "a, when ~ boat
drilled bcfors the wind 10 BdwArds'
Point, whore oil got On shore safcly
The boat 10 badly damaged, hut The
machinery is believed 70 - uninjured.
The steamer Era len Houston Yesterday
I rkr~-s-ne~A Anahozsd - 6sa .n
and ibis mosnisg she took Of the crew
and passenger ID the sun6owsr, end
arrived here about II, n, This H.
formation Il given w by the Eaetssse
Of the Sunnower
ADDITIONAL irKMs.
Tho Ocean Wave lies 100 yards cast
OF tho Gulf Verandah can wade al
around her We hear the Captain Was
drowned
The three nastsd Schooner Mary
Mckee lies six miles down the Island u
snchor, all three nasss cat away.
Anoshsr a anehGs, IA or 10 miles Al,
apparently al right
OF !hs avs vessels lyiak inside The
ostss bar, three dragged their asshoss
u into Bolivar Chaassl, AID oas (tAs
thrss nassed schaoasr X. r. Townsead)
sahosv on the wsss ed of Pelican H.
hsd he other two hsh %. Noe Of
them APPEAR 70 b. damaged.
Old nan Collins' hosss u ths foot Of
Trsnone street, 0ulf sAoss, tanblsd IL
the blocka
Millsr's houss, near the Bayou
Bridge, 81 the blocks.
The schooner Cora Price lies half .
Ill Il A