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STORM AND SHIPwREcK The late storm on
the coast of North Carolina did grca, damage
The Corn Crop prostrated, many horses and
cattle drowned, and the village Of Portsmouth
(opposite Ocracoke) blown down. The Elizabeth
City Old North State saws:


The destruction to shipping on our coast has
been terrific. We learn from II friend that four
teen vessels are stranded between Ocracoke and
New Inlet! Among them, schooner Brilliant
from Ncw-Ycrk bound to Ncwbern; schooner Sa-
rah Jane from New-York bound to Washington,
y. c.; schooner Virginia Hodges. Rollins schr.
Anaconda from New York, bound to Washington,
and large English schooner from Philadelphia,
name not recollected) having on board one of the
owners, and his daughter, who lost the whole of
their effects


On the inside Of Ocraco.e Island there four
teen vessels ashore. Among them thr schoon-
er Paragon. Waughop; schooner w II. Harrison,
Midyeu schooner Mary Caroline, Nichol. the
names OF the others have been unable to learn.
Six vessels driven to sea from Ocracoke with
their crews on board, aud have not since been
henr1 of.