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The WRATHER.-For several days past we have
been visited BY heavy squalls from the N E Il
has at last settled into steady rain which is now falling
IN torrents, deuginK streets with wat ar CentT.
street in particular has quite vensn apps, ranss and
DOS lar to be soon Capable Of foa ing las This is
the season Tor heavy gales ana the wnJ H. ~sseh.d with
considerable anxiety All who have =, aars OF sxpossd
property are making preparations - meet them some
sa"'' wa "
SEPT IT 10 o'clock A. M-TnEMnrDovs Ga Lr-GsEAr
anti tpxt-
ing We visited last evening by tyemen.i ia gale
Mn,en mas done extern I'VE damage throughout the city
!. commenced blowing from N T. abo shree O'clock
aud gradually increased perfect hurrc,ne till about
nai past hvs when it suddenly luilsd, aud ecams
hauled round to the and blew extrs me violence
III O'CLOCK when II ceased altogether Tn TIN roof
o. the Orck stores torn In pieces fying i'll the air
IKE scraps Of paper-boaIds, bricks and verifying
winch the wind could REACH ing in ev.ry
bodily injury sustained though several had ver narrow
escapes -
The following is list of brick stores on Wat A. street
mat were Injured -Nos aud g. the roofs of No for.
meriy occoped by MIR w. Ssrrsll az a Cot .on press
The southern Coe House was entirely stri eoed = the
second story the root and we'll falling Inward Inc stores
o ., fsy lof Wood snd Co.. z, sn. T H.
and the Waverly House, had their roofs blown ~ The
roofs q w Wood and A Wyiies stores, and 20 Co.
iamous do q, were slightly injured. The roof of
Nourse and Stones the front roots OF Lock hart and
Youngs, and Of 7. Bsnnes stores, are of n D. Oar.
ken store was entirely demolished the nd ,torv
All the dwelling houses and Comm cree street
in the rear OF the brick buildings rhtv iuur
The roof Of tho piazza portion Of tina table end Of
the City Hotel were carried away.
the Mansion House escaped withrb, lusap only Of q
small portion ofthe shed Of piazza nr CARVED away
and the tops OF one or two chimney blow down.
The root Of the engine house " part 81 the roof Of the
The front Of the heuse coupled bv Mr. Clark. Is
snoe NSts.,ne building gently occupied A Mr. Jam
lately occupied by MT James h.on sss hn do
cbmnaws hovn 81 md occupied by MIRA Rssn ha both
jured. e"1 w. o'het"iso sAsnuS -
~ ne n0ase occupied by Mrs Stewart wss lvellsd q
ns h, buryhg herself and children bsp, a,h b
Shan,as Iey fortunately escaped without much inju v
rah stables, outhouses fences and trees in nlu
sc,;e Quantities, we're seen flying about in every dr.
The wharves are considerably injured, but not as
m.ca as they would have been had the wind been
tneds did not rise high enough 10 cover them-a
pisnks out no timbcrs were displaced.
but we lear that o. any disaster on our
Pectsd, may feel the effects Of it
destroyed but think ii viii take r. ON SIS TO sa
WV 20 cover he loss, large guam, ity Of goods
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M =, ,ooed "a, are damsgsd
SIssgn particularly durDg the part Of the gale,
sst s was from ne and had fair sweep at
49, pso SelVss US Also, other neighboring ports
Adp Sept O. " - ~"
p SkkAr RE IN PATERsoN-GsDwIN's Factory
am ahn, Ne learn From Paterson that fire broke
- O'Clock this morning in Gen. Godwins large
ho factory, which burnt With such rapidity that the
mao" establishment, with all its Emery and other
.ents was dsstoy I'd before the Fire Department could
: Il control OF it The factory large three or four
story stone building, part Of which was occupied by
Hugh Boggs machins shop Nothing remains but ~
Dare walls Il is not known how the frc originated Th
loss must be at least from $40 SO 900 We CID
near the amount Of insurance. Gan Goodwin u abfent
We are also pa'ned to hear that Capt Cornelius Post
the active and Intelligent foreman eNshlishyhent
was seriously II not faally injured In his 0orts! a
me fremen in controlling the Are he a.ceadet adde
which broke, and he Tell To the ground sra tive
stones, by which leg broken aud he fnrst
internally but what extent had not been
when our informant leitNs,oa,k advertiser Sept 2O