The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-06

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5, 1854.
Money il unchanged. Stocks steady. We quote
Reading at 3, u Morris Canal at IL Long Island Rail
road at l12s pennsylvania SIS, TON Pennsy lvania Rail-
load, II.
Additional Particulars Of the Late Gale.
The gale from northwest sl continued at yes
terday. There port arrivals in the morn
ing except the Charleston and Savannah steamships
Excepting the brig aud schooner ashore at Long Branch
10 not hear Of any disasters either the beach
in the hays cad rivers The Southern steamers ar
rived do not report any disasters to the southwark
The mail train on the New York and Erie Railroad,
due at on O'Clock Monday evening, arrived ut 8
O'Clock on Tuesday morning, having been delayed
by the snow which, espe cally the Delaware
Division ID blown upon the track a. TO detain the
trains The Cincinnati express, due at 2H O'Clock H.
yesterday, arrived at about 10 O'Clock last evening The
train which left New Brunswick Jersey City yester.
day at u O'clock and which was due at o'clock did
not arrive until l21 O'Clock. In the afternoon the
trains frequently and kept the track clear by
which means they ran regularly and arrived in time.
VESSEL ASHORE AT sETAUKET, AND PROBABLE LOSS
OF THE CREW.
OLD FIELD sETAuKKr, SUFFOLK Co.,
Long ISLAND, Dec. 8, 1851.
small schooner of about thirty tons burthen, New
Jersey buit) with signal of distress flying, called the
Catharine Allen, ashore during violent gallo at
about p. NJ this day, at this place.
There is every appearance Of the crew having beer
lost. The residence Of the owners not being known,
avail myself Of the columns Of your widely circulated
journal to make the above facts public.
At this time she lays broadsde to the beach. the
breaking over her. have had every precaution taken
to prevent her going pieces, the next tide,
she is without cargo, she may be driven up high ami
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Old Field.
TELEGRAPHIC
wEECK OF THE NEWS YACHT wANDmER-
SANDY Hook, Dec. 8, 1854.
The news yacht Of the Associated Press the Wander.
err is toia wreck She went ashore about one O'Clock
this morning. in the Horse Shoe The crew have effected
their escape, after suffering much from hunger thirst
and cold, Tor the past thirty hours.
The yacht parted her small chain at twelve
O'Clock Sunday night, and dragged the other
which was twice the usual weight for vessels Of
her tonnage, when it slipped with buoy
attached. She was covered with ice, and could
be made Of her sails She anchored recurey the
Horse Shoe Sunday, but the wind suddenly chopped
round sbot midcigh to the northwest and has been
blowing gale since.
DETENTION OF THE nAIL-THH LATE STORM
MARINE DISASTERS, ETC.
ALBANY, Dec, 5, 1854
We have received no mail from Buffalo since Sunday
evening.
The steamer Manhattan left here for New York four
O'Clock this afternoon.
The weather has moderated and there are now indcs
tions of more snow.
The steamer Isaac Newton, which left New York last
evening, up to between Tvoli and Hudson ano
then returned
At Hudson there three sloops, with the steamer
South America frozen in and all well freghted There
is also canal boat in the middle Of the river op
posite Catskill, frozen up.
There three sleeps the lighthouse at SAUCER
ties, and one sloop and schooner below the light
house, high and dry.
The barge Splendid of Albany, and the barge Lady
Clinton, Of Troy laden with produce for New York. are
ashore between Saugerties lighthouse and Maiden.
The propeller ST. Nicholas of Stuyvesant is high out
Of water in the marrow channel below Coxsackie.
Two boats laden with lumber are sunk at Ross Point
Tivon.
Ten O. twelve canal boats ashore or sunk betwoan
Esopus Meadow and Kingston Point
THE STORM ON THE LAKE,
OswDGo Dec. 8, 1854
Asevere gale accompanied with snow has been raging
here for the past two days and much anxiety felt for
the safety Of vessels which cleared from here Sunday
Samson has just arrived and reports severe
vessels ashore on Lake Ontario
EFPEcTs OF THE GALE AT NEW BEDY0RD, NAHANr
AND NEwBURYPORT, ETC.
Boston, Dec 8, 1854
The gale of Sunday night blew down two new housas
1t Nahant.
At New Bedford and the Vineyard the storm was sc
companed with heavy thunder, wind and lightning.
Nearly all the shipping in the harbor of Newburyport
received damage from the gale
A SCHOONER ASHORE.
CLEVELAND, Dec. s, 1854
The schooner Mansfield, with cargo Of IRON won't
shore in a disabled condition last night and has become
total loss. The crew were saved.
SOUTHERN NAIL FALURE-srORM IN ME SOUTH.
BALTIMORE, Dec. g. 1854
We have received mail this morning from south or
Washington the gale having the boat ON the
Potomac from running.
The weather here is clear but gale OF wind has pre-
allied AL night
WRECK OF THE SCHOONER 4. R. J0HNsON-Loss o.
EIGHT LIVES.
BUFFALO. Dee. s, 1854.
The schooner r. r. johnson, loaded with wheat won't
ashore yesterday At Farpo and then broke and went
down, with all hands ON board-sisht in number.
LOSS or THE SCHOONER oxEoRD-Fm srEAxm
ONTARIO ASHORE.
WATERFOWL, Dec. s, 1854.
The schooner Oxford, with twelve thousand bushsle
of corn for Gen. Angel, Of this place, was driven
violently against the dosk Cape Breton, and much
injured that she snnk on Sunday night.
The steamer Ontsre frsghtsd with two hundred tons