New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

cleared 20 yiolen. gale. The schoooer riding at
anchor sixty fshOns on one cba and forty ve faith
ons on the other At ocloek next morning the wind
shifiet ard vessel commenced 10 drag, and narrow
escartd running foul OF ship Galeoa which was at The
time ashore. Both chains having given way the yea
ell went ssbore and worked herself up into four feet
water, where sSe now lies. He came to town this
morning 10 procure assistance. Capt. Hanson also
ports that the brig West Indian went ashore at the
same morning She wss Subsequently lowed into the
river yests rdsy morning by 'he tow.boat Ivy.
The West IDdisn subsequently went to sea
TIE steamship Galveston wac slightly damaged by a
,olli sion with the Sheffield and went ashore. Tle
tow.hoats S.. Charles and Ocean we're also driven
ashore; slso, the brig Lsghorn in ballast
Tie chip j. Webster Clark, Kopperholdt, MASTER,
hence for Liverpool went 10 sea Yesterday
Ire piloboat Comedian went ashore, and was badly
ged by collision with the Galveston.
BESIDE Capt. Kinney, we hear OF the loss Of son OF
Mr.. 0sgood, and joseph Alderman, son OF one OF lhs
Balze plots. Several fishermen are also reported as
lost.
TIE foIlowingreport by Mr.. j. 7. Holmes of Algcrs,
who was at Passa 0ute through the whole gale, VIII
be found interesting:
visited the 18th and 18th inst II was accompa-
MED with large tal stones aud heavy rain. IL COM
menced on Friday evening, the l4ih, and continued
until Saturday, at IL o'clock q. N. The water rose
this time six feet or more above high water mark and
washed away nne houses besides three look out houses
with boats and sheds
There were four to w-bosts blown ashore; but two,
namely, the Iunus Bebe and Ivy, got oil before the
water fell the other two the st. Charles and the
Ocean, sre at present lying high and Dry ship IL
ashore inside tie bar and the bark Sheffield s on the
tar Tne brig Ii ghoIn is high and dry in the marsh;
likewise the pilot boat CoInela The steamship Gal
weston is ashore asteIn of the Ocean.
The Louise next TO the lighthouse, belonging 10 MI
1eofge Osgood, was completely washed away, AID the
family consisting Of man. wife, aud four children
barely escaped with their lives by securing themselves
to oatDg logs the father being upo his neck IN water
and holding Bis baby above his head. They were
rescued from watery grave by the crew OF the Jnnus
Beebe the captain Of said boat receiving them Ii
kind and most genller any manner.
A coiiee-house aud grocery belonging TO the same
seutlenan in charge of his oldest con, John, snd
man by the name Of Kennedy, was completely washed
away and the Two men are supposed TO be Loot.
A large hatbost, occupied by the opposition pilots
az ther lookou.-hOuse were completely destroyed
man belonging to the said boat WAS picked up awe at
IL O'Clock 8. N.
To the telegaph-house no particular damage was
done excepting the kitchen being blown down and the
telegraph wire broken.
The TOwboat Companys lookout house was des-
troyed, and the storm greatly damaged the wharves
TIE Associations lookout house was cleo destroyed
and the boat Sheds with all their boats, are gone All
the outhouses and galleries Likewise destroyed
The hatboat belonging 70 John Conrad, and nicely
fitted ~ az q dwelling, destroyed, with all It's con-
tentshe furniture alone being valued at above 81 OOO
Mrs Conrad barely escaped with her lie. new
building belonging to the same gentleman not quite
finished was destroyed.
Mr. Levines splendid large house, mere than halt
finished was also hoated away; and lumber, ahingles
&C., ready for building, belonging to Mr. Barton, all
fo8ted of.
The Custom. House received no particular damage,
but The four water tanks belonging to It oated away
Also another hOuse, not quite finished near the Gus
tom. House was destroyed. Two more buildings, be-
longing TO and occupied by fishermen, were destroyed.