Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-01

II The dctulls of this disastrous gnc nre
4. most d dsircssipg. The Butfhlo Conimcrcnl
/ Advertiser of Monday evening OF las, week
furnishes The following melancholy rar'lcu-
! lars:-
4 Orr forcbodlnps of the further effects o
The late gal",we IegIc, to say, have been more
than realized. We must wait for arrivals
! from up the lake. before we shall know The
! iull extent ut III" disasters. The pier al
Dnnklrk Is nearly destroyed. The Harrison
and Chauiauqne laid at The wharf there from
| Thursday ill Sunday morning. uDd much oi
The Time were IN iumninrn, danger, aud final.
" ~ II measure OF safety took 10 The lake
and came into port here yesterday noon, the
wind then blowing u gale. The schooner
Brandy" ln', Captain rnbbs, that was lying
~ Dunklrk, dragged hri anchor Saturday
nl.ht, and that Is The last that as been heard
at her definitely. One repnn is TINT she
went ashore near Silver Creek aud ih,, all
on board pcrISlrd, and another is tha, sll"
went down the river early yesterday morning
q wreck. She was heavily onded wuh -four.
The stcamhnai Chicago, bound up, is
ashore three miles below Silver Creek. She
was discovered about . A. NJ. the l0h, off
Silver Creek, ~ distress. The citizens rnl-
lied nn, followed down the coast with ropes,
Ia render assistance. She beachcd ut ~
o'clock, md the crew aud passengers Ia the
number oi about 30, were all saved. Her
deck freight had bccn thrown overheard The
ni2hi previous, both pipes carried away. aud
she became unmanagcablc. The gale struck
h,r between Conncaut and Ash,abua. She
may be- aoi of and her cargo saved.
Beside these, W. hear that the following
scho"ncrs are ashorc on this side, mostly
bn;w cen this aud Silver rCrcek-ilenry Roop,
loaded with 1000 bushels Of corn, Jefferson
w. Joy, T,ppccunoc, (aIl on board osl) Ben.
Franklin, Merchant. AIR. Bogrand, who last
year sailed the Favoritc, l"s,l NJ. Ney, (all
on b"nrd) and the brig d. Richmond. The
particulars Of the loss Of the Jefferson,
W. joy. ant q. Richmond were given mi
Saturdays paper.
The schn"mcrs just ~ report seeing some
~ miles up The lake The fly" of smnkcn
srhooncr supposed To bc the Emily. The
schooner Merchant lost n couple OF hands
names moi known-who were washed over.
board nj Grand River. Ohio. Walter Ros-
san. hand an the Jena, was also washed
overheard during the gale.
no Ib'Io"inI scHoon'TS arc nHhore on Ihc
Canada side near Gravclly Bay: lndiann.
loaded with salt, n total wreck Mississippi.
Capt. RAYMOND Tor Kingston, loaded with
flour aud pork. total week; OHIO, Capt.
Robertson. loading light; NJ. kingnan. hlgh
and dry, viii prohnbly be got Off; and the
brig +. Mills and the schooner f.. Jenny, the
particulars of whose loss were given on
Saturday. A little shove Point Ahlno is the
Florida, loaded with lour, pork and whiskcy
for this port.
IN addition TO this we hnv, rCmors of far
ihcr disasters. a more fearful gale was
scar ely ever known m mid winter on the .
\ Inntic const.
J.. =. The brig IIoosicr, that came il just
before gong 10 press, reports passing the
Constellation, ~ a distressed con.
iliion. off The Two Sisters. The Consiella-
Ii''n lcii This port last "Wednesday or Thurs
day. How seriously injured Ia" lIoosicr
can't say, ns she did not pass within halling
distance. Sho also reports the schooner
Michigan, with ruddrr unshppcd, at PUTIN
Bay Island.