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

well Tor New England apostles TO limit the
sphere Of their labors, aud to look Ut homo.
THE HURRICANE AT ST. THOMAS.
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Marrow Path Of the storm-FuiI Particulars
Of tho Isesses-ssraaxo Fatality from Taking
Coausol % Fear.
The steamer Maruien. Captain Berry, from Rio j.
metro October 10 and g. Thomas November arrived -
this part yesterday. We are Indebted 20 Sarxsoa
Stephen Hasbresck Of The Marmios, for the following
account of tasrscsat hurricane at 81 Thomas:-
We arrived q -. Thomas o. the morning OF the soth.
and fouad that the island hsd been visited The day pre-
vious BY the most terrible hurricane ever known thors
the town being partially destroyed and he loss OF NE
very grsat rhs amount OF property destroyed al prss-
emit l. impossible y estimate; tho sc,ns Of dssrsoass
and dsvastatoa iopsssibis 70 describe. sGe
The wind commenced blowing . pretty stiff brsexs
about eight O'Clock from the northwest aAl
absss eleven O'Clock Il changed round 70 the
cast Aad blew : perfect hurricane. carrying
everything before t. II lasted about reur
hours. but during that Zine RACED with saoh
violence that trees torn up lifted from their
foundations asd dashed 70 pieces Ships steamers ee
the largest class veil smaller vessel were hurled
together and either dashed 70 pieces or sunk sons
hfty or sixty vssscls are ashore dsmastsd or ssnk,
homeless, and the amount OF sunenng confusion ana
excitement is Impossible describe. There nothing
doing; everybody seems psraiyssa.
On tho morning Of the 29sh there bsing indications o.
storm the passengers Of the old steamer Conway Gap
tain Hamack did not feel safe to 60 in her ana
wished TO Be transferred 70 the Rhons steamer a.
the line whore they might consider themselves safe II
case Of storm. They we're accordingly transferred,
and both vessels put 70 sea- but during tho storm -
Rhons strsck on Peters Island her boiler exploded
and oil lost with the exception Of twelve fsssa
The British steamship Conway. Captain Hammack. IVES
thrown Torsola Island, and all hands saved.
Upto the time OF our departure nothing debate Il
regard sAs other Islands haA been heard with the
cepon OF TortoA OF which report says that the tewa =
totally destroyed and . number Of iivss.io ~.
Harbor Master Stsinbsrg, OF st. Thomas drewnsS
while ncbly attempting 10 rescue others. Having
csedsd In his nrs attempt he returning the second
time, when his b,as capsized and he lost his life.
. The steamer Columbiaa came In ~ about eleven
O'Clock, and n two O'Clock sunk, and persons
lost Her cargo was valued at from 81. 600 900 -
$2.000000
Tho track Of the hurricane seems 10 have been ".
row. ~ the Marmion, IRON Rio and The North America
from New York. arrived the dsy After nelhsr hsv-
ing experienced moro than stir breeze The North
America arrived Ai So Thomas the 3oth. At two r.
NJ, and left again at six O'Clock w!thou, coaiing re-
ported ali right append OF dissssers ~ far 10
known
vEssEIs SUNK IN THE HARsoR sf. wHoxr
the 18th OF October. 1857. during the gale
spanish war steamer Camssus sunk, aAd sixteen Dsr-
British steamer Columbiao, six ios; cargo worsA
from 81, 900 600 to s., 900 900. E
Britsn steamer Rhoas, lost At Peters Island: Iso
men lost.
BRUSH steamer Wye, Captain Taylor lost of the bar
British scnoonsr Proctor. British brig Omsip horus.
British schooner Ocean Gem. three men lost American
schooner Clinton, Capiao Holmes, from New YORK.
FIcnch bark veioos, French tug boat, French bark
Emma French sioop Sylph.
spanish schooner Union. captain lost Spanish
schooner Rapdo captain lost; Spanish schooner Irss
Hermanos, captain lost; Spanish Schooner FcrmadaA
spanish schooner ve'oz, Spanish schooner AtagaciA
vcnezuca schooner Jorsn Panchiia Venezuela
schooner Oriental, Venezuela schooner Concspiioa,
with So, 600 specie; Venezuela schooner PanchitA
DANISH schooner Maggie, DANISH schooner West Esa
Packet Danish bark Ludwig Holm, Danish scaooasr
butch schooner Anas.
Bremen brig JOHANNA tao tug bosis and ali the hgn,srs
German brig Bertha, all los, but Two men.
Prussian brig Tuner.
ASHORE AND DAxacso
Ship Sarah Newman Captain Bryan, WAS loading cargo
Of bark Pstmos and had aooa twohirdS OF on board
and viii probably prove total losa she was built ~
and owned ny ths New YORK Union Nav CATION Com
ship Charles sprague Captain Pike II total Ioss ana
thirteen men lost thor iives THE s an AZ vss-
eel Of 7&6 tons measurement built ~ Konnebunk.
Me-, In 1851, and was owned ny N. L. q. erswod. al
Bark Aberdeen, Captain Morrissou from Newpon,
Wales d schaypny coal, part or which abe had
deem ives nns Aih vessel OF sxs register and vs.
owned by A. Lannon'S Co., Of Bath, Ne, where shs
Brig Mscossa Captain Norton, was loading tho csrr.
Of hides from British brig Princess Alcs from Monte
yidec for Nsw York lIhe hseoss was owned "a B0s-
measurement was built q Goldsboro 1850 snd ratsA
AZ IN American Licydsl
Brig Ncis Cay, CAPTAIN Gay had Just arrived. tsSs
was built 81 Miibrdge, No. In 1885, vas lss reg
sies, rated All. and insured In New York BY >. ".
Bnlsh brig Wild Pigeon, British brig r. scsss.
British ship British Empire. dismastsd, sinking the
British Empire was 2els tons regisssrl British brig
Her Majesty British bark Agnes Lamb, British schooner
Water Witch British schooner Kllsabeth British brig
lda Abbott Captain CLARK phs Ida Abbott 2Ao soss
o. rortolal; British brig Pnncsss Aos Captsia Pre-
twas built q Newcastle Dell IN 1853 S2l hurthen,
Murray Ferris Co, Of New YORK though 81. hated
from Belize, Hon % British steamer Robert Todd,
French bark Bruno, French bark Bsrnica, Preach
bark azelle, French bark General dc Ionrmel French
Danish brig valkyri.n Danish bark Sordsrsv.
Danish schooner Das Hermsnos dismastsd; Frsnch
schooner Petrol
German brig Hciios German brig Edward
Norwegian ship velox
Dutch brigs Maria asd Anna and Anyte
Dutch schooner Juliet dsuasted
Spanish steamer velayo.
spanish var steamer vasqnez Suhez dc B.Iboa d.
msxted.
About all the coverings Of the room or houses vers
blown away--surh m tiles, zinc &c
All the wharvcs we're smashed. and the fort barracks
ars gona The lighthouse dvsiroycd. and abous
three hundred persons have been buried after havng
been picked NJ m the harbor
The loss. both on shore and IN The shipping very
large
british brig Alpha, captan ravison, from View Yosk.
hound here anchored At Aner,da, dismasted -.
American bark Esther blown OF from sombrore islsnd,
was dismastsd, and was just coming into port.
PANIC ~ CHupcH.-A Crittcndes, Grant county, NJ.
on sunday last, whilo Divine service WAS being pee
the Christian church, the building IL france took arss
which caused grcas oonssernatien among me couerg