The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15
Aadisaanai par,sssss,s 81 sns Storm.

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day gave Of the particulars and the results Of the
dreadful gale Of Tuesday night. We apprshend that
several vessels along the coast must have met with
fatal disaster in the heavy gale
The following additional particulars will give some
idea Of the fury Of the gale -
In the vicinity of Castle Garden three OF the
trees that ornament that place, have been torn
up by the roots, and there Is q perfect wreck of
broken limbs srewn about in ell quarters Laborers
ara employed in repairing the break made in the
garden WALL which the actually washed,
sweeping away vast quantity OF earth and
of whole block OF houses in Hamilton street have
been blown down. The two steeples, belonging
to the Episcors Church hsv, been also ,amSisd down
tree in the Park, torn up by the roots Also two
trees in James street The awnings in every part OF
the city, have all been torn to atoms Grand street
Bowery and Chatham street present perfect wreck
At Jersey City three ships have been sunk In Brook
lyn two shsnties have been blown down; but, fortu
naely, no lives wese lost Seven trees blown down
in the Washington parade ground all beautiful willows
Two beautiful poplar trees and liberty pole were
blown down at the corner of Hudson and Charlton
streets but did no damage tree in Brocms street wa.
was also torn up by the roots. The awnings In the
Bowery seemed to have met with the full vengeance of
At Rockaway the gale exceedingly severe. At S
O'Clock the extensive range of stables and carriage
ney were blown dowr and scattered to the adjoining
fields, The building contained no horses: but number
proprietor of the Pavilion, ere crushed The ncghhor
ing cottages suffered somewhat the stable attached
the cottage Of Mr. Fisk wa. partly unroofed No vessel
appeared to have suffered in that nsghborhood though
large quantities of timber, barrels &C.. were washed
The Pavilion stood the gale without the least damage
which must be attributed to the manner In which II
built by introducing heavy iron braces and astsnngs,
its being able Withstand that
Further the island there has been considerable
damage At Suffolk Station, upon the Long Island Rail
road tho station engine house wero blown down.
The s% u. the day Il. Line As
the gale, in the steamer New Haven. 10 hours and
minutes, and arrived at Brooklyn atsPM
much anxiety, until the results shall have boon fully
cerained.
$500 bushels OF rye 800 bushels fax seed and quantity
of meal and whskey, sunk at pier No 4, East River
ssn on ss 5
was badly chafed, and had her stern and side much
broken The boat America and several other canal
The new barque Alton of Eastport. lying at the foot
of Broad street. had her stern and side stove, and
The sloop Reform had her starboard rail broken and
side chaed at pier Noe British brig St. Patrick, stern
Schooner Bunker Hill buIw stove Brig Albert Per.
kns bulwarks on the arboard side stove and the
sci much chafed. Brig Ellen and Clare of Dover. bull
warks gone and stern stove at pier No L. Brig James
Roach, OF North Yarmouth, buwarks stove the star
board side between piers Nos and TO- British brig
badly chaed British brig Rapid lost her bboom and
damaged her rigging &c.
sail and jbboom. Brig Long Island lying at the foot
Of Wall street, lost her b boom, Sc The packet ships
Garrick and Roscius parted their moorngsthe latter
received Some damage in her stern. The schooner
Larch also was damaged by the Roscus drifting afoul Of
her Several other vessels received damage in the East
The British schooner Margaret lying at pier No 8
North River lost her bowspr and main boom. At the
foot of l4th street. North River, the British schooner
Collector lost her anchors and cables; also,
schooner from Lubec lost her anchors, and was badly
chafed. bulwarks gone. sc.
The brig Prince De Joinvie. lying at pier No North
River, in contact with the British brig st. Marga
ret carrying away her ibboom, bowsprt and shrouds
We hear Of damage done to the shipping at quaran
tine ground Several of the dragged their
vrgnian for Lverpool Atlas for do barque Csndacs,
from Canton; Saranac, from New Orleans; brig Leono
the quarantine dock was brokenup and damaged about
At the landing at staple,on, Staten Island brick
blown of, and the walls partially knocked down. The
shore road was much damaged by the breaking over
The dock at Van Duzers landing was somewhat in.
jured Two chipneys of MIR. Aspinwalis house were
The dock at the upper landing Il ssssn Island !. torn
up in different parts The facing Of the dock upon the
Doctors boarding office stand is all ecrried away Two
blown down. Several docks along the Island
more or less damaged trees blown down, sc.
The yacht Maria, at Hoboken, was damaged by soop
being blown into her. and come near sinking.
The Brooklyn South ferry boat New York. one OF the
largest ana nnost Doots belonging 10 the company as sne
lett the Brooklyn side late In the afternoon had the ROOT
OF TIE gentemens cabin blown away IT struck the
smoke pipe With such force as to carry on even with
the deck. The boat had just lett the wharf, There
Out lew on board other than the crew. and NOBODY
was hurt .
The sea wall on the battery was broken up for near
ly one hundred severa! willow and other trees
were torn up BY the roots while others had large Bran
The roof Of large store at the corner Of Coents slip
and Water street was blown down.
The chimney OF house in Henry street, nearly OPP
pose Birmingham street, was carried away
Some anxiety is felt for tue new ship New World,
which sailed on Monday from Boston for this port She
ship ofthe largest size over i4Oo TONS strongly built
and commanded by one OF our most experienced ship
masters Capt Skddy 50 we trust that she has weather
ed the storm in safety The vessel had cargo but 400