New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
We gather from our exchanges some further
particulars Of the rayages Of the storm:

TIE Ro,fon Trgr,ey The story OF the destruction
Of he Mnot Ledge Light House spread with great rapidly
Yesterday and IN short time hun 10 ths beach
m every direction 10 get sight At he ruins and wnsss
the raging ~ The esiIsed waters The lower road had
been roughly used ny the high az 70 be nearly On
ptssahe Al The beach opposite where the Light House
stood, fragments OF all kinds Of the Light were floating
spectators mementoes OF the
We have conversed with Mr. Bennett who was in the
civ Today. He Informs thsl ne had tha morning dis
III RI view OF The rock on which the Light House stood I
he st6tes completely bare, vestge OF tbe
structure being visible Every OF the iron pes, II
would seem have been uprooed and carried away Mr.
Bennett OF opinion Ih6I the piles brOsen
but that the rock split he confident as he mas stated
former occasion hs The rock mss been FOR some lime
fatally opened by the terrible commissions which n7
edifces exposed. He recolects having notice
ri height OF the tide Wednesday night Nhrh strick
biz house the Gsdes fifty sixty feet hgn Tns wave,
he hss doubt he Of Light House.
which 60 feet from the base and by its terrible f)fce
tore the whole fsbdc from its foundations
Mr. Bennett states that the light was 'een In ihe Light
House late O'Clock on "Wednesday night and mat
the bel was heard dauochy upon me tlOe ringing oiu
IT, This shows hatlhe keepers wers faithful One last an
that the Lgh House hsc successfully resisted the gAeup
to thai time The subsequentrs- Of the de ~th heavier
sea though with less wind proved 10 be tho trying
meni Tire Of which Mr. Bennett speaks, probsoy
struck the deck OF the house and OyerEhrew the whole
We lean from the Collecio, that win he impossible
station g ht boat At The Ledge for week. least IL 10
proposed obtain vessel Of about l50 uns with srge
lantern be hung sbou, S0 feet from Ine eek In the
anime the K b Forbes Is 70 20 down. aud remeln near
damage AT PoINr sHlRLEY-Mr Conner who has had
charge Of Tahs Hole Point Shirley, arrived In TN, cy
This morning He reports that the front OF he Hotel ass
been swept away waS occupied ss me os'-rSon rug
sea made a complete breach over the house flooding
with water uuch go Inst the occupants had 70 make
their reiest 10 Mr. WyInsns house on lne mn inc ~
Of hfted of by the wind went over TO the
Sde and there fell on the pleasure yacht oresking
10 pieces
Point he sso reporS'eelng me Oosl WIN egn men on
Deer Island for about eehi minutes wncn serwafd as
appeared The roed from Point Shirley TO Fast Bostons
almost mpsisbe. fhe bridge has been carried away 81
Twomep came up from Boston Light 10 the Qusrantns
sloop ans landed a. Georges Island 10 oOrey. Trey
were tsfen from thesce TO Deer Island 10 pilot boat The
men reporteo The sea 81 breaking all over The lssnd
during the gale the spray flying over me gnhoue ana
! The dwehe house All The boats except ne lifeboaI
tbs Light The gardens and most OF The land shout me
Light and everything loose was washed away. Insy aio
/ Ler ge LIGHT House and found that Il WAS gone.
We understand tlst the passage through the Out ~
Point Shirley nearly twice wide 80 befOre tue gAe
MANY OF The small Islands badly washed ~ Inc sea IL
70 rumored that Loves Island is nearly pI IN TWO oy lne
fhe Marine Telegraph from NsntsSket reports that Mr.
h Tudors properly a, HUI s dsmsged oy IRE Sna wa
being scksd 0y the high tide The station a,o reports
that heIe dssuuction in every direction one OF ,he
Boiton ch house whArves Is gone and the otn-rs psr
IT, Georges ard Rsnsford Islands are also washed Osay
! THy STORM AT PLYMoUTH.-An Extra from the ny.
mouth Memorial gives SAD picture Of the desirucuon OF
properly IN that vicinity by me ate oreaoiu sorn lug
y Id be can 10 blow fresh on Tuesday morning WIN ran
f-on the ~ T. and continued 20 Increase unul Nednrs
cay. when blew gale. The u1e rose on tuesday nlgh-
AID Wednesday higher than was ever before AnoW
re making q complete breach over Plymouth oeach
The schooner Frelonia ron Boston for Jonesp1rt DE,
went ashore and biged a. Church's ancirg
Tie WhOe Of Nslertt was flooded Tne Ohuge ues.
tie ropewslk was carried swsv TIE whole southeast
ED efte foJrcry belonging MesIrs Cobb Drew was
stove 10 by be which made clesn breach inrolgu
The building TIE sea wall much Injured, Is ESQ Ioe
sio e-touse ard belonging 10 the foundry MOB! OF
he whsrves were considerably damaged and IRON A. VI
:hsm Inors or ess properly was WssHed away ena &c
Iuoyed ,oo
Long wharf ia said 10 be nearly Destroyed some o.V
bis Of Tar swept away from this wharf and ~
bushels Of Corr damaged About coo bushels o. bed e
vhGf were injured re bushels Of corn al baness Wha
were tesroyed. and hundreds OF iuLs OF Goa Sss
swept away Several vessels broke iAeir iln an1 oi1
injury 10 themselves snd tteir neghbor Tne i0ts ~
Plymouth alone 10 estimated a. noiesS mar t1vV-s11o
rul Il a, Sec ctO.
aIp Kingston considerable damage wsi dors 10 ne
Hockey Nook whsrf. ard lrge qlsnay OF cotn 1 81
800 b0shelsl washed away. The bridge between 0ut
burv snd Kr gson IS gone ard the rarosd rack near sac
csrsp Is washed away. Damage IN hlngs'on stiil,,.
II Ms1hheld nearly al the Ridges 10 me sOaInsry
o. tic tovu were entirely Inundated s~Tsp ns n &c
f-rCes OF between me marshes and the ap ard. 1900
.0reRn brig said 10 he loaded Win ss.I q. =.
on Sc.iusle Beach. Al hands saved scliuA'7 "1i'o "
saio 10 be badly damaged. c, s.,,.I
A. Rewburypori, the bng Primrose CsPs .. ~
Bookmsn. Of and from Sidney ION INST VIZ -, - Z,
coz. for Boston. wrecked on Pl1m siAo1- tu7 %.
were all saved. The ssA broke, and me "s's ~ 49,.
r,rey scross Plum Island IN several pisces rum is4nu
bnose 10 very badly damaged, and pSooaoS 'u0 ~
ne bridge and turnpike vii cost 81 ~