New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25
THE TRIBUNE.
more OF the storm at she west.

S..s gae have, we regret TO say, been more than
RssE.ed We must wait for arrivals from up
Il. lake, before we shall know the full extent of
@sdisasters. The pier ct Dunkirk is nearly de-
3,5,ed.a The Harrison and Chautauque lard at
st+s wharf there from Thursday till Sunday morn
Il, and much OF The. time were in imminent dam
I'm. and finally as measure Of safety took to the
s,ss and came into port here yesterday noon, the
I'D then blowing gale. The schooner Bran
ssine. Capt. TupBs, that was also lying at Dun
sts dragged her anchor Saturday night, and that
s:..ss last thai has been heard of her definitely
aGs report is that she went ashore near Silver
isek, and that all on board persisted, and another
fs,bat she went down the river early Yesterday
.r,uina q wreck She was heavily loaded with
The steamboat Chicago bound up, is ashore
s-tee ra;les below Silver Creek She was discov-
I srd absats 9 A. M. the 18th, off Silver Creek in
8Sare.s. The citizens rallied and followed down
il, ceast with ropes to render assistance. She
sacha al II o'clock, and the crew and passen-
scrs il tie number of about co. were all saved
Her DECK freight had been thrown overheard the
inshessevious, both pipes carried away, and size
abecarss unrnanageable. The gale struck her be-
5vssa COnaeaut and Ashtabula. She may be got
of and her cargo saved.
Beside these we hear that the following schoon-
ss5rs ashore on this side, mostly between this
anSSilyer Greek: Henry Rock, loaded with 1900
gh.ssls Of corn, Jefferson, w. Joy, Tippecanoe,
slNss Bosrand, who last year sailed the Favorite,
5bs3-M. Ney, Gall on board lost, and the brigo
Richmond Tie particulars of the loss Of the JEFF
srsaa, w Joy and O.. Richmond were given liz
ssatbrdeys paper.
TL.t.xL
niles;rlp the lake the fly of sunken schooner,
schanf iipst couple Of hands, (names not known,)
slEalersRossan, n hand on the jena, was also
Ivahe& oyerboard during the gale
4 Abossealled Bill, vino came on board the schr.
4 Bucknorsat Cleveland, as cook, was also lost
4 eereoard. He said he was formerly attached to
q The schr. Huron.
d The following schooners are ashore on the
l Canada side near Gravclly Bay: Indiana, loaded
4 with salt, total wreck; Mississippi Cept. Ray
Y mord for Kingston, loaded with -four and pork,
total wreck; Ohio, Capt Robertson, loading light;
4 N. Kingman, high and dry, will probably be ge
4 Of and the brig F. Mills and the schr. E. Jenny,
the particulars of whose loss were given Saturday
A little above Point Abino is the Florida, loaded
with Aour, pork and whiskey for this port. aa e
The H. Person, which came in during the storm
on Saturday, was saved with great difficulty. All
her sails are gone, together with her companion.
way and several spars There is scarcely yes
selaihs bar6or but hat has suffered more or less.
In addition to this we have rumors of farther
disasters but in the absence of any authentic intel
Egepce it is hardly worth while give particulars
o what, we trust, will prove unfounded reports.
81 least greater exaggerations. The ascertained
nrh is bad and sad enough. A more fearful gale
yss scarcely ever known in mid-winter on the At
lntc coast.
P.S The brig Hoosier, that came in just be-
fore going to press, reports passing the steamboat
Constellation in a distressed condition, of the
Two Sisters. The Constellation left this port last
Wednesday or Thursday. How seriously injured
he Hoosier is can't say she did not pass within
hailing distance She also reports the schr. Mic b.
gan with rudder unshipped at Put.in-Bay Island.
Buffalo. Adv. Monday 2lst.
The name of the faraily lost in the Jefferson was
Woods-they were from Connecticut, either Hart
ford or Ncw-Haven. The Cleveland Herald of
Saturday contains the following letter from Fair
port:
70 FA1RpoRr Nov. 49, IL O'clock.
DEAR StR-For the information of ship owners
Ind forwarders at your place, will state that the
following vessels are now riding at anchor below
the East pier and inside the outer bar or middle
ground viz: Schrs. Western Trader. Ney, Mer-
chant Allegan, and John Grant The schooner
Benz Franklin has Just gone ashore. The schrs.
NJ L Moraa, Moses s, Elias, and Texas, made
The harbor Several vessels missed the harbor
and succeeded in making an otiLg. Among the
number was the brig Missouri. The vessel first
named are in imminent danger. Should the wind
shift 10 the northward they will most likely go
The Rochester Post of Monday evening says:
The Canada steamer America, from Toronto,
struggled to Rochester through the storm on Fri
day night, losing her small boats and other
6xings''
The Troy Wing of yesterday says: :" The
weather continues cold. There was considerable
ice running out of the Mohawk yesterday morn
ing. 1t is feared that vast amount of wheat,
flour and other articles will be frozen up in the
canal, unless the weather should moderate very
materially. The amount of property now on the
canal, on its way down. WAS never SO great.
%, The Kings on [Canada) Chronicle of Sat
urday says
The weather has been very boisterous during the
last TWO or three days. On Thursday we had tive
or three light snow showers from tie East, and
about Il P. NJ, the wind suddenly vcered round to
the West--hlowing hurricane. Three barges
aud two wood boats broke from their moorings
during the night, aad drifted on Point Frederick.
The lake steamer was obliged to put back and he
a, anchor eff Since island till morning. lester-
day We had heavy snow storm, and although the
sky has cleared up, little this morning, neither
lake nor bay boat would be able to make Roadway
against the high winds prevailing.
GopEY's LADs's Book for December contains
original prose contributions by Mrs. Hale, Mrs.
Elet, Dr.. Bird, n. P. Willis, T. S. Arthur; with
poems from Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs. Sgouruey &c.