New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
The Late s,er,y.

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cests- reports the gale very severe Ne7vLorso, -
It's vicinity, and ,hat The tide rose very high Nc
.h' road from Worcester ait Nosslca WIS ohs.-,-.
ed az many pisces by trees thst had been blown 49,,
the track. spd which had 10 be cut away aAs~ y.
r-sin lad passed three miles this side OF Ncrxcs
ward Alyns Point the track WAS found TO De ;,sn,.
bic sad tie train returned 10 Norwich where ~ -,
seusers were put on board the Angelina 8. os,ss
ana reached Auyn's Poin, in fve hours The ~
ter Jeff S; O'clock a " the weather 5ens rcry S
then
A, Norwich. the tide, in consequence OF tie so,r
rose so high ss 70 wash sway part of the ennbs,t-e
OF the extension rosd. between Norwich sai A..
Point but the danosse IS not ser;eas
The Baltimore American speaking OF the ,,l,
SAYS a. the intersection OF Secondst and the rsls -
wsse- rose above the level OF the sewers csdns -
Falls oyeraowed Seconist and ran into the Nssa NJ,
ket space filing al The cellars II the vicinity Ccrcos
s.! w-ss also inundated.
Ba, ht;le damage was dore IN the City, we beEsr,
except tasi experienced slons the whsrves.
Tar vvaasTes 81 the Ciiy Block and along FslFs Po.
were also overfowed ana we hear Of 6sI-srs,e
vessels lying ST tee laey place from their cers v.
ssslnst esca other by the force OF TIE wind
Inc Philsdephia Railroad between Felfs Poins "a
the Canton pepSt WAS inundsted for ucsr qcar,e- 81,
mile and portion OF the ,snkmca,in the vcls;,s
Hsrriss creek washed away
Several OF the posts otIhe MSquerc Telegraph uh.,
passes sous the railroad have also been pros,-e,d A.,
the communication Between this city and Phi,sSch
is consequently suspended
Cdsaf E0:tS LoSt,-i, hall pas; : o'clock vestsrs.-
morning. the steamer Caubyidse Cspt Turner whs,
OF North Point (the wind blowing heavy with r,;,N
the steanboS: Gov Wolcot with several hsr-,x in 90,
Three Of Tire barscs had broken loose When the va
cot. was IRIS; she hsd white asg diving n.
Cambridge for her sen; or her boats ard ,coS c
i've men from suaken barge, md pu, them on ooArd
the Wolcot. Another boat picked up four trunks so.
ing from, barge tina, had broken loose and sunk Bs
res OF Hour were seen floating around. Two horss,
swan ashore from one OF the barses.
Capt. Ferguson OF the WOlcot, stated thst the S-,
ant. 49,.
four men. belonging TO her drowned The WoI
colt on her way from Hayre de Grace 10 Baeuorp
with canal bostS in tow.
(iaIe ead Flood IN ne Dis.Tit; Of Colgr75ia4 lea,
By Magnetic Telegraph from Washington tha, Tie rsls
and rain commenced there NJ two O'Clock yesterday
morning causing last evening the greatest eshet spoyr
there for many years Riley wharf was ws.hedaNay
the Mail boat wharf was under water. ,Ae Cara ovr
lowed Ii was feared that the Canal was much dsr
a-cd. Alexandria was in similar condition of nun
dat.on.
The storm seems 10 have extended for quite
distance along the coast felt severely in Boston
but we have no particulars
The Newark ~ j. Advertiser Gays
Mach damage was done in various parts Of the citr
\ number OF houses were unyooted, and several chu
news were blown down. The large three story hrick
building in progress on the corner OF Harrison and Ns
ket SIS for an Exchange snd Livery Stable and owned
Nv Edward F. Jones, was greatly injuret-'t not bsas
rooted the wind struck II on the broad side and blow
The four story house 336 Broadst was unrooisd AMI
the front of the upper story wall blown in
Mr. J. :. Taylors house, No II Park Place also three
brick houses in Fultor.st Nos 10 81 sud ~ owned by
Mr. Van Rensselaer,. OF Becvilc. and occupied by Rev
D. w Bartinc c. 4 Glaze, and Capt. BoSworth were
unrooied The roofs otwo adjoining houses raised
several times. so with Gov. Penningtons house On
aighst Peter & Horizons trunk factory No, Sl7 Broad
81 and doubtless many others,
The steamboat psssaic was no, able to land the Ben
zen Point passengers ana brought them 20 this city,
Avcssel from Nova Scotia. loaded with Pictou coal
was driven up in the mud near the bend in the paar
river Great comnIoton and ttie damage occurred
in the lumber yards on the bauks OF the Ryer-boGd.
panks and shingles flying around Ike birds aud BENZ
carried by the wind incredbls distances
Faoutc K Stoudingers dock. foot OF Divisionst wa,
oyortlowed and undermined. by which means several
tons OF coal were thrown into the River.
At Jersey City the storm was even more disastrous
Several vessels dragged their anchors and ashore
Some of the coal barges sunk and the tide rising Adore
the wharves swept on large quantities of coal from ,ae
yards Mr. Baldwin lost Some thou9ard tons OF COAL
Numerous trees were blown down and several houses
unrooed.
The philadelphia o. 5. Gazette says Owing to
the severe gale of wind from the SOUTHEAST, which had
driven in the water from the bay the highest river tide
known in the memory of man, took place yesterday
afternoon in the River Delaware Ve-y many OF our
whnrves flooded, though we are clad 10 say but
comparatively littlc damage has accrued owing TO The
fact that the rise gradual rs 10 allow OF the
moval from the wharvcs OF most OF the perishabe
cles momentNrily stored upon them. The accidents
most worthy OF notice are as follows
The bark Lcvont broke from her moorlnes and drit
ed into the ship Republic. nurng the latter vessel and
very materially injuring herself, having been Rthwar
haw-e for some time.
The hulk Harriet carried her ialtenings and in din
ing with the current foul OF the Havana packet b,
Eznbeth carrying away her bowspr.t, raonkcyral anil
doing other damage
The Sandman brig Penguin and the bark Ohio sever
ally experienced damage.
sloop, schooner and rwo bOrges also sunk tie
| names OF which unable TO learn.
The steamboat John Stevens, with her passengers
from New-York was obliged to remain at Cemden for
some time ere the ferry boats could cross.
Several small boats including two sailing yachts wers
among the missing, having been upset
! We are not advised OF the loss OF Bny yes
r- Only three days OF Col Chaifn al The Museam
This wonderful little man leaves Tor the soui on Monday
Those who would him must do 1t this week Io'dai
he Will be visible all hours 0er O'Clock NJ and