The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08
The Gales ON the Lakes.

The wind commenced blowing last night At about sun
set and increased to perfect hurricane without muct
abatement In violence up this forenoon. Tho gale
this lake s without doubt the severes Of the season. and
large amount OF properly has been lost.
from Chicago 10 s j HoIey. Of this city, was driven
arhorc Jest be the Fast pier iae night and has gone
% snS q buo which
from this port yesterday afternoon for Toledo with 500
bs'res OF salt was struck by the gale and driven back
The vessel could not get in the harbor and went ashore
few rods below the East pier. She leaking, but will
probably be got on when the weather modersics.
The brig J. G. Deshler, with cargo Of wheat from
Chicago for Holey, OF this city, Lost all OF her
top masts last night and early this morning went
ashore at Nine Nile Greek. A line was made fast to
by far rers, and by Tho Of which the crew
Of eight men and one woman gol ashore The small
bc belonging TO the vessel Tort some time during The
strained and her cargo par; OF IT, wet The Dcshler
was owned By Warner Harmon Of Cleveland, and both
s ana cargo were ~. NOV ~ 1 ~ sns
total loss
The schooner Dundee which cleared yesterday for To.
ronlo had her mass sprung In the gale and was driven
back, and In entering the haIbor to the
The steam mill. stavng In her bow AMI stern, and
The schooner Guy anoea, with wheat from Chicago, ran
into the schooner Scotland which was lying in the chan
pe carrying away tho masta and part OF tho bulwarks Of
tho latter, besides doing some other damage 70 tho
vessel. ina CuyAhoss was somewhat damaged and s
sking,
Tho Canadian schooner ocbie bound from up the Lake
10 Kingston, driven rio s port, and owing 10 tho
heavy struck bottom In the channel and believe
received some damage Her cabin, which was on deck
working round inside the east pier, was knocked
overheard by the fore boom and instantly killed.
From the Bcffslo Commercial, Nov. 81
Yesterday about noon, the wind, which had a The
morning been veerins round from e SOUTH settled down
the west, or nearly and the day wore on, In
creased 70 = moet fearful gale.
about half mile further down Captain Palmer, who
~ith one Of his pumps bad nearly suooccdcd In raising
her, although her bottom was badly stove had marrow
assisting HIM. The boat could scarcely live In the sea
~hc going 70 the tug VAIL rg under tho Canada shore
Tho gale also put an end 10 any further operations
the Wyandote at the break and She and the Rival
The Schooner Hunircss lies In Port Maitland In four 10
Eve feet water. leaking badly, bound 10 Chicago with
osd Of COAL Tug Howard attempted 70 pull her OIL. but
me schooner j. G. Marshall, bound FOR Eric made for
Port Maitland yesterday In the storm, but went on the
beach @ on the outside. v Parity broke % u nI,s sxo
sDd 10 under Long Point. The scow Planet csme
scross her bows and she had slip both anchors
rort Nanand whore che went Shore 70 the eastward Of
the p, : and strained pretty badly.
The Aldebarsn back this morning, having lost
her be-, anchor and chan under Long Point-aso nor
Capt Caldwell Of the n. r. Musscy. says he saw hc
propeller Oriental yesterday, about AZ p n, twelve
miles above Grand River, headed then for the beach
Ioii q badly and Ib torn TO pioots Engine was work
ing and helm hard port. She seemed 10 be nearly
unmapaecsbe, and the captain thinks she would proos
me schooner Rsy state came In collision yesterday
with the schooner oherokes IN Grsvcy Bay. Tho latter
sunk.
The rchooucr Mddlesex lies in Fort Maitland hasbor,
N AZ zee, water bow In three, loaded with salt she
has pounded badly and bottom must be much injured.
Tbs schooner Abigail ashore ., white lake. Lake
Michigan. high and dry.
1bs brig Fien rarker 10 dsmassed, and at the South
Nanitou lalard.
The propeller \. T. Isiwon, Capt Adams, took OF the
crew q the Alma cell Island and earned them safety
into port
abou, iour miles North Of Gederch, Monday night
Yesterday Mr.. Andrew Jchnstons, OF this port went
along beach horseback " zee her required
any assistance on his arrival he discharged gup twsce,
tes which OF the crew made their appearance on
siepaed her name 10 be the ST. Anthony. The
we're making bresch over her and she sppssred
be In dangerous positcn. on reef Bearly mile rom
shore Her boat seemed 10 be in good condition 81 her
bows but no other particulars could be obtained, or any
assistance rendered BY him n that time The crev VII
probably gain the shore the weetber mcdersng Nv
tie .--Bsron, GO. W. sspno. OF ~
From the Bnnalo Commercial Nov. 81
Mons os TIVE Gsrr oS IAxB Erx.-The brig Hcieet'n,
bound up, wen, sshorc day before yestcrdsJ "rsno
River east side Of the pier she lies high and dry
me schooner North ssar ashore ct the same place No
Ths srhoouer Cherokee ccidsd with the SCHOONER BAY
csse hut ssd not stated YESTERDAY sbe wAs
,ss "a t,b railroad ron and 10 anchor during the
sbsndoued The captain horc yesterday for tug 70
81 Al her and bring her cf She was bound M
we learn from Capt Cnsmpnsy of We schooner Yer
cos ~hsob was one of those fhst returned o this pnr
vs~tsrdsv morning that shcs,ly Ner he pvt about Va the
y,,e ne previous snerpoos he sss largo steam vesse