The New York herald., 1850-12-25
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OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
B.LrNoRK, Dec. "A, 1850.
We hAds storm, almost approaching q hurricane In
the vicinity Of the city yesterday, the wind blowing
at such violent rate throughout the day, that pedes
triansm almost out Of the question, especially
with the ladies, who anxious to bs out spending
their Christmas funds.
Our PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENTS.
PHLADKLrHiA, Dec. "a, 1880
Among the damages caused BY the storm, yesterday,
was the destruction Of large building, recently put
up az addition to Douredoure's soap and candle
factory, on Market street, near the schuylknl The
walls three stories high but had not been rooted
The weather Is bitter coli to-day and will doubt
less freeze our canals but as to morrow had been
viii not suner materially in consequence Of It's hap
ptniDg one day sooner.
Prom the Philadelphia North American, Dec. 2il
several new buildings we're more or less damaged
The wall and scsnoldng Of one Market street
the va, partially blown d, DON and tpo 200. Or
tentisry shared n similar fate. Sign boards, trap
doors, and pieces OF timber Of different kinds were
torn away and thrown into the streets. Quite
ctement was caused In the vicinity Of Chssnst and
Third streets, In consequence Of number OF boards
Jsynes large building, several persons narrowly
escaping injury from them. weregret to state that
sn Raes Horse Tavern Ma. D sss
Eleventh. falling upon her ne she was passing along
the pavement The unfortunate woman was conveyed
TO the hospital.
DELAWARE.
Lxwrs, December 23-5K PM
The storm continues to prevail with great violence
much that boat could succeed In reaching the
Breakwster. great number Of vessels in the
resdstead Two schooners have ashore inside
the Pitch OF the Cape this aernoon also two schoon-
have sunk in the barbor, and tvo others had to
have their mssts cut away TO prevent their coming
the beach. The snow and wind are terribly fierce
from NV.
BOSTON.
From the Boston Journal Dec. 231
One Of the moet severe storms which has been ex-
night between eight and mine o'clock A few hours
after the commencement of the storm snow fell but
at about midnight the wind (vhich was from the
northeas increased In yolencr and the changed
to rain, which fei In tOrrsrts This morning st sun
rise the gale ragine most furiousy and the bsro
meter lower than II hes been In this vicinity for
several years (2e lO) The gale has somewhat mode
rated In violence bet st noon ID continued to blow
very heavily from the north accompanied with rain
and bail
The shippire in the harbor has generally rode out
the gale In safety the wind not having been from the
ris BIT quarter 90 do much damage
We learn that q brig seen this forenoon at
anchor about mile from Chelsea Beach With both
mssts cot svsy and signal Of distress flying but her
could not be ascertsinsd The spars, calls, Sc
had come ashore the beach The steamer Il. d.
Forbes will proceed to render assistance
We hear that the frame OF the new Episcopal church
which was being erected ON the corner Of Paris and
Decatur streets East Boston blown down about
eight o'clock this morning The root OF the church
vss covered and the hsme vas partly bearded.
The bsrometer fell, from Sunday evening at ten
o'clock to Menday noon from ~ 81 to $3.50 at
O'Clock r. NJ began TO rise, and st ten stood at
2e1S. There we're but few disasters In har-
bor, for northeast storm does very little damage