The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-17
Additional Particulars OF the {

Additional Particulars or the Gale
menced last tuesday continued till about midnight
The tide fortunately the sbb when tbs wind was
at its height Some damage was done to wharves, but
nothing serious. Some chimneys were blown down,
and large trees uprooted in various parts Of the
city We have not heard of any serious damage in this
Fall River report damage to vesssls The sea was
very high outside yesterday and was breaking thirty
eet over srenton Reef Il W os seen oy an
in that city and vicinity We fear that shall have to
record many marine disasters.
- The ship news Of the same paper adds 80 ship
Rhode Island Flying at Fox Point wharf parted her moor
ngs and swung round against brig Havre, carrying away
e , ran ana nsr Of
Kingstewn, lying at the New Iron England Co.'S wharf,
loading railroad iron for Bridgeport was badly damaged
Some other tring damage was sustained by other yes
sells lying at the wharves fore and aft schooner in
for New Lonon dragged her anchors and went ashers
nearly high and dry Bullock Point At Bristol shiT
Cornhan dragged her anchors and drove ashore the
no damage to the shipping"
The New6uryport Herald of the l4th, says that thu
gale of the 9th ut 10 reported by the fishermen who
have arrived having been the most they have
ever experienced on the Grand Banks. Most Of them
have suffered less damage and several have beer
fallen in with wrecked and il supported the have
perished. The schr Minerva, of Marblcheed, has al
ready been reported. Two dead were found in her
cabin, and the others probably lost The wreck OF
the schr leila of Marbehead has since been fallen in
with and also the wreck of fine Kingston schooner the
Schooner Chancellor, lying at the dock at Hoboken,
SUNK and schooner Old Hickory dragged her anchor
and ran ashore at Hoboken-total loss.
The schooner Tranquil at Boston from Cold Springs
lost b and stern boat of Race Point the night OF the
l4th.
Bark Prospect Boston from sagua la Grande the
9th ul lat 49, leng H. lost maintopgallan mast and
monkey rail- On the night of the 18th inst, in the bay
stove several casks ofmolaes and had fore and main
top masts blown away.
schr. Gazelle of Boston, at lily anns from the South
with potatoes for do. The g. lost anchor during the
gale of Tuesday night last and schooner Resolve Beard
discharging cargo with but little damage Also sloop
Robinson, for Norwich.
At New Harbor the schooner Banner, Lewis one of
the Albany and Boston packets drove ashore during the
will have to discharge her cargo before getting of.
A violent gale experienced ct Edgartownon the
night of the 18th, from s. to 4. njurng Comm Os
borns wharf considerably sailboat broke from her
moorings, drove against pier and sunk with some
other trihing injuries in the place.
Schooner Fredonia at Portsmouth, in the 8 T. gale on
the 18th, at 10 r. NJ, struck sdri with both anchors
ahead in Pepper Cove cut away both masts, brought
At the same time and place. fshing schooner Augusta
Jane, Ryan, of Belfast, parted chain, struck sdr
cut away foremast brought up and rode out the gale
Fishing schooners Forrest, Of Newbury Mary and
time The Forrest got OF with loss Of rudder. The Pa
rsgon and Mary remain ashorc but sghtly damages up
to the present moment
WILMisoroS, N. c., Oct l4-The French bark Havre
and Martinique, which cleared hence the 9th for
Martinique, while lying at anchor At smithve, during
the storm Tuesday morning. dragged her anchors and
struck a rock and 10 order TO the vessel, the
main end foremost were cut by the board At last &C
counts she was still tho rock The briggs Partridge,
Franklin and Samuel ~ Gott, which outward bound
and had anchored down the river rode the gale out
without damage, and no doubt will 20 to to-day, as
the storm has entirely sbated.