New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
More About the storm.

THE MINoT LEDGE LIGHT HOUsg Tia
Forbes remained ell nigst a. the Ledge, Mr. r AGA
keeping up the nrirg OF blue gi t. sc hs beet
tule which present be cOu!ved for the ght vb
has heretofore wafned maflrefs agai a that da gefs
ledge He goes down again tonight 10 the ssne sesaz
for the ssme purpose A permanent light shlp vii 10
psced iheess re proper arrangements maie
As yet neither OF the bodies OF The w) keepsr Air.
been fOunC, though dsent search has been MAZE To- a
on the shore Collector Greedy has directed Mr. Bs1s
TO for the nie1 States such portions 81 As Ersl
ss come ashore. AID not ALLOW any To oe cafnesoG
The STORM AT GLOUCESTER, ROcKPOn AND
FssFX-The Gl0Ycester Netcs OF Saturday morning eoA
tAins further particulars OF the ravaees OF the late gon n
that vicinity Al Glu cester the roads were danss 10
the amount Of 5000. all the wharyes are badly ws.as
and large quantities Of goods Dated of Al ckpOr u
total dsmage IL est mated al 81 hto The BTeal
Il dame ged to The amount OF $1,000.
Know tons Bfeakwater wss much damsged sai ls
that Of messs Eames Simpson, al Pigeon HUI Sv'Ss
fish houses al Pigeon Cove brOkenu aAd Mr. 0,gl
Bsbson j. los! mackerel and salt 10 amount OF more Aa
$50. The Pier NJ ttis place was not much Injured Az
Foy Cove Mr. David Bsbson's stone what Wa slnOa
destroyed. At Lanes Cove tho Breakwsts VISA much
csmsged-prOhsby to the amount OF nearly si"e
At Essex great havoc was made 10 The saipysdi sN
several OF the yesss sOat and the s1ocss ~es
considerably Injured One just launched was driven
reclly back The wsJs which shs slid lew dan
before A schooner In the river was dven ashore s
bRed One Of the ming lodges on Crosss sad vs
carried Oh and went u pieces Th-rosd nr soma d1r
this Size OF the MIL Bridge srendeIed i'm pssssbe bis
drn wood from the yards
The Ne0s thinks The total damage at the Cape wilnE
S5OCt0.
The Aer Bedford Mercury of Saturday mOrs
ssys
ny the arrival Of the fishing vessel Sarah, Captain VA
nom EdRauown, we lehra That the light bOst on rurs
muck station psTted ION Ter mOorlngs la Tho gale as
day Lg It, snd went ashore Cape POge, Msthas Wa
ysTd This said to be- The ,st thai this g bJs hu
been driven n, IA her station 10y Of
Boston bark, laden with salt, weot shoT, on BpM
ShOsi ia Vineyard Sound. Her IakeA % by
schooner name unknOwn which e-d~d upon h-r
The steamer Mass chusetls hlch e here On Tleidg
mOrlIg. Iemsii ed ~ tdgsItown on Fh0sy morning b
Ing unable reach Nantucket AFTER having uss
ATTEMPTED todOso
''Th- Observatory" siius'ed on tbs nights At Ruust
Mins Dartmouth, VA overtlown by the gals Tus.ig
mon log, 81 about 40 O'cocs.
Sch Fredora Of Fsstport, went ashore WendnesiaTI
Maj omet Ponds The crew have arrived safely 81 PJ
mouth.
The Sag Harbor IL. Il COrrector Of sa.GrdIJ
has the following.
The storm which commenced on Tuesday mOFnlag va
the wifd about n r., has continued 10 Fiiosy, blONa
very heavy, aud raining not le. Friday evening" wal
and rain Bbsed, weather cloudy sod unsettled.
The wharfs much injured, Esst WstersL badly wsas
Gwsy houses undermined, fences ADD uees washed a"u
chinLey-tOpG blown down, &c The tide HI cher Nc
has been known for several OF tho lower suc'i
being completely flooded.
schooner In the hsbor parted her cables bat wsfss
cued with lille damage. The mails were detained !dT'