, 1869-02-19
ViDlenf Htf rms on the II M llsft Uonst.

ViDl~nf Htr rms on tho 1nnl1slt Uonst.
The EnslIsI' papers are tsllrd with details
al ir ''a,''ny" st.,ne l'{ tl'r htorn' OF J",l,!a
~ :N' unl IL. Thr hr.ftrn Morning. 4N,o.
enys l.nt NJ Plymouth tllcro Mas ttarl!
pallnIg lightning a,ld thunder. tlhc tide in
lI,montt, md olhcr ports Of Dcyon n,d
Cmnwnll wns thr hIelrs. known for
t!hhlriy ys"rs' a considerable portinn of
tG tri "n ous va 81 tic s"'nps;y npSa ars. .'. %.,
d,owrct. III eo'ne other towns the Rtrcets
wcrc converted into Ei,rrs, md the inmates
lad To lraye Their l'olsscs In boats. Tl,c
shipping In Plymouth eonnd rotlr nul the
ll.tt ns ,ook rlncc huo1'r tl1c IarEe irrt ot
mcTrfnpl yrssrts wluclI crowded thr llarhur.
Tllc Ftrucll trlR ClIar|cs Emma tntk; the
rrcw wrrc Fortunately sayrd. ffr hark Al.
daynlIorl,. o' Sunderland. a''o iou'n'cr'd,
S %sac ss ssvcd fF'~ Al u .ntc 1's '''is y sts: !o
wnr t.ftII!r. shr great rollers non, thr
thnnurl clIasginS up oycs itlr sn,!is Of
Mnnnt's ssny ~ Il maniarr 'tlIhttul'y Rrhn!.
Ti,s sll, Ctlnfrr, III Hunh sl!rtds, want
usl,utu Oh TIM i',nu Aat,sls n. nrnrA tn ttr
tnos,Iug. T'lw tnasscr, tAr nrra,nl ,lasn and
s1,r mnIunn wrrc drnwnra: rIght Intn wrrc
hnyrd ~ tllr u.r Of tho r.Irkrt l!nes. Tllr
| nchnnt Nm hrnnvht irnm tii,tnnrs nt srn
miles In an hour and tl.ee'auartrr. at,rr the
news oE The wreck had inrM trrs !srd Ut tie
| n
eulirsr,l severely. Two hundred yard, Of
| the lang wundrn yIndnct Ut thc Wet Earn.
wall Railway, wllrh skirts Mounts Hay bt.
tween Musaziun aud pcuza. rt, lnsr t'ccn
washed aw4y, aud the trains arr uua"lc to
enter the town. The suuth natIwr, has been
greatly injured, and for long distance near
Dawlish. where It runs acro-s tue sands at
the luo, Of tl!c lofty Tcd'sandstonc ellis the
lsnc has hren wasbed away, a. it was during
tho Il y~l Charter gale. Tratlle between
Exeter und rlsmou; b Is thus completely e. cut
Sce been . killed. fihe Eiect,irie and 1n-
te1na,ionhl Telegraph, which follows
tho line Of railway, has heen either blown
down By the hurricane or washed away by
the sea. The United Kingdom 1elc4 rapt
line, which Is in'aud, is. however, sill open.
Thr Liverpool papers report the destruction
Of the volunteer drill she'd at Dirkenacad
Which va lcvc'ed to The ground by hcary
gust Ct Wild In the re;chborhood Of Fur
ness the tea broke through au en.bnnkment
submerged 500 acres Of land, and .rowuef
| upward Of 200 sheep. a Telegram from OK
| ford st .tcs that the floods are on! again il
the nesghboraood Of that city, and ns
hirher than they have bee,
s ar oas Dubp % ssS,
that cor siderable damage Aas been d.'ne t
Tic 1,ulifc buildings and houses In Dubllr
Several lives have been lost by the floods q
Galway. The floods have injured th
1 Queenstown dlftCL IatINayt AHu tFauC
: Eusnenled. From Cork, cur correspondent
q telegrarhs: Extensive damage has bee
: cuuted By high tides and the hurricane .
: lie southern coast. Tn Saturday niGht ~
;, Tide ,ny*dcd the city, aud the, prli
q cipal thorougbfares were several !e'
: u1lder water. Considerable loss has bce
sustained, and the great suffering caused
the poor quarters OF the town. AL the j.
ties in the river aud harbor are d lama ed y
= the gnle. At Yourha the tide broke os
H. tht beach, dcnoilshlng tue railway STATIC
II q ttmt r struc 'urc. eyerturntnE aud swte
il Ing the wagons ot the llne ard destroyir
is part Of the permanent way. row Of hous
e ou the bt ach was d. stros sed the inmates ha
u ing to abandon them. The tide rose TO
n | pr-ot }tf$Fht ye1rerJ 4 r1morniptr and Yo a
&c but the gales have abated.