New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
The Late Terrible Gale At HaFana.spsnisn
su,sr..irtors-ssn Francisco, DC.
Cc--espoadence Of TIE IT1ouIe

Cc--e-IGlEE-Se
o0'-e EAvASA Oct Il. 1916
goz.cr GEgELEr-Dsar Sir: Our beautiful
"a. ). c,-s-ad with wrecks Mast heads and
soa-s are projecting II every direction over ITS gas
g surface Yonder spa-s indicate the )" he'eaooHlS
Of the RAPID, sunk nine iathoins esep- Al
he entrance Of TIE port lies Ike some whale car
case b.r bl.ckered ribs exposed tovieT, HE Bright
:. N1ds-a Ever where sre wrecks and !uIn'
fa-ias" Of tobacco bales OF cotton boxes OF 81
gsr. floating hides; the whaTves are s1'e" e 20
The remnants Of ali the vessels "uCt i.ls u ol .t
mn 49, lie night OF ~tica dsy hesvf Ean s'orn
o-.ns5 vhicb n the morning became tcr1oui nur
-cane % which tst Of II gale orJ il :" = 'ao.e
nrer ACCOMPANIED " siEat shock OF an esrln9esAe
s -1nseo-s-s has been tast hundreds OF NOISES gave
tsso n-oss.ed sad re havoc IS fTish-ul . oeho.d
So.-rnr could resist uuiniured the E'oence o. ne
-<od and tie sabts-Tsnesn shock cn!eu cotLe "a .H
strongest buildings have YIELDED 80 eI-'e-es 80
numerous yard thick old Spanish WAS nave eFui0!ec
and nk cr,s1inS n tei- fall tie adjoining noases ana
buing some of the 5E.aa5!rsnts me amount o. oan
-a il i5csruIa5e This city . thicklE dotted with old
iil-cousr--cted conyents the walls 81 ~ s.ei1
have fallen or menace ne negabors VIE ruin:
The Caocan General : very scuTe out nothing shoI'
Of r - t-ade7 Tor certain lime can si4ieV me un.li
Cd distress Which vii be the inerItaoia consequence o.
;,i= -s disaster and needy pam must Te her sahua
-;ijic Account. shower IN from me country equally
znnaln- 70 r.e scenes we behold The french Feet *
r!ca injured one vessel they say !os' spanish Ilee' q
the same srais Iae coast steam oos's .is -e. eu
-ogathar " n vast amount OF shipping send mere
Tin psprs bv which you may see the names OF A-re
caa vessels lost The hurricane lasted rom N me
morning Ill Irid-das- ~,
The fact of TIE shock OF hllake = ot gere'a-!E
known but IS nevertheless certain and Is 10 doubt pro
duced bv the same srbterranean movement which was
It some r1e $50 AZ Boston and elsewhere IN the l. =
Tho English steamer rode out the Storm uninglred =
Business i everywhere suspended and not halt OF the
,isn-t.,ues i yet known The rain continued tor %
hours so thst the buildings which had ueeh "eahened
bv the hurricane became saturated ald iaiy nave since
fallen OF are failing OF the two thesties oe Is heap
OF ruins i,he opera house and the otner uch INJURED
Although the upper classes are athelstc enough even
for the atmosphere OF Paris where many OF them have
been educated the VulgO attributes ooth hurricanes
TO San Francisco He Is represented as wearing cor
don of FIVE knots Now ssmc time ago orders came
from Susin IN Esparteros time Tor the dlsodgment OF
those hves az drones the Monks and forthwith put into
execution Many such establishments, however weaih
cred the storm until Pr0Tcdrqenio treasured them
in the possession OF their Unemployed wealth. But
among the number of the cast out were the Francis
ca.s Consequently. in the eyes oil the rue dAaatcl
sons OF Mother CnlCn .e5a hurricanes are two OF tue
knots of the outraged san francisco ana due ue the
other three are 10 be hurled at our criminal heads
There are even hoarse rnur1nurs OF violent restitution
End .-a stories of the desecraon OF - francis mouse
" tie soldiers once guartered therc-how they hauled
down the images With ropes-ba5one the ten thou
sand canvass virgins and repused kem from their com
portable inches with psalms OF kind which il not usual
In such place are ever the lips OF the lower orders
of spsin Rut would advise the fanatics 20 limit their
efforts 10 the legitimate Spanish node OF resistance
grumblnc for Gen. O'Donnel does not belle his Irish
blood. Yours truly u u. w.