The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-11
Additional News of the Losses of Life
and Property ON Account Of the Great
Sfnrun.

and Property on Account Of the Great
Storm.
Yesterday the following additional disasters
| were reported at this port:
Schooner Chas. Mcdonald of Dennysport
lost foresail, 40 bbls. of mackerel and every
thing on deck. She passed large ship, I'M
| known, sunk off Seguin, spars polished and
| iron bands 1t is feared that it may be the
British Brig Mayfower, from Shields to Port
land, with coal.
A dismasted Brig was lowed into Townsend
Harbor; Eastern built, with round stern.
A fishing schooner is ashore on Cape Small
Point, Essex built and of about so tons bur-
den.
These fishing schooners have arrived and re-
port as follows:
"Gamecock'' and "Vision" of bingham,
foresails damaged
Franklin D. Schanks of Rockport, miles
S. E. of Mark Island, had her masts, boom
and everything attached carried away. One
of the crew named Frederick Brown had his
arm badly injured. Towed in by the Schr.
Ambrose"
Golden Eagle" Provincetown, foresail
uHs Neptune" of Rocport lost foresail anchor
and cable.
"Crystal Wave" lost n,aiusail and cable.
solve A. Lewis of Provincetown, lost fore
sail, anchor and chain, 10 bbls of mackerel,
and sustained other damage
"Dawning Day" of Gloucester lost fores ill
anchor and cable, and stove bulwarks.
~. P. Ntckerson of Wellfeet, lost foresail.
The "R. d. Rhodes" passed new schooner
of ST. John, N. B., green bottom, about $50
tons, upside down. Probably the whole crew
is lost.
"Annie B. Thomas of Gloucester lost main.
sail, anchor and chain, was knocked down
twice and lost everything off deck
Sarah Louisa" Of Welfieet, lost foresail
and boat
ANDREW Dodd." Gloucester, same.
.'Benj. Baker," Wellfleet lost foresail.
s.Vanguard of Dennis, ten miles South of
Cape Elizabeth, passed British Brig "W. d.
b." bottom up; bound from Boston to Port
'Garibaldi'' of Gloucester lost foresail, cable
Charles Frederic of Rockport lost main
sail and jib.
Western Light" of wellfeet lost foresail
Fri of Machias lost mansail and part of
her deck load of slaves.
IL. j. Hammond of Nantucket, lost fore
sail and stove bulwalls the eutire length of the
vessel
Rover" of Provincetown, had jib-boom car
ried away and lost her head gear by collision
with another vessel hailing from bingham.
EuTERY POINT.
Al h1ttery FONT, four Sch00nerS went
ashore; one lost her whole stern, and the 9TH
ers were much damaged. Three have been
noated OIL and the other has her stern broken.
BooTHBAY.
Our Boothbay correspondent writes that
dwelling house not wholly completed and own
ed by Mr.. Jerry Baker was blown down and
damaged to the amount of $1,000 or $1,000. Al
so one other new dwelling, built by Cyrus B.
Hagan, damage estimated at from $500 to
5000. A barn owned by Samuel Bird was
blown down, killing yoke Of oxen, which
were tied up at the time
A fleet of two hundred sail of vessels was in
the harbor at the time. The schooner Isaac
Walton" Gloucester, drifted ashore. Proba-
BILE damage. $1,000.
Schooner Andes, Gloucester, ashore. Total
loss; crew saved.
oa schooner Mary j. Young, Gloucester, drift
Sh;aore where she thumped heavily and I'M
eihipped the rudder. She lost cable and an
at 81 900. ''ner uaHiase' es''iii''e'
81 ";u solomon Francis ashore, with loss
OF chains and anchors, main boom lin and
G, crew saveu. Schooner Freedom. of
gloucester. ashore; loss of rudder ana ntber
damage. Several other vessels ashor anu o.nel
unknown, damaged more or less. ''''ii-0'
THE INTERIOR OF THE STATE
The storm did not expend its force entirelv
upon the coast. From the Bangor Wing we
learn that much damage was done in that city
and vicinity. A new house on the Hampden
road, belonging to j. f. Hinckley, was blown
down. The houses of Judge Appleton and
VIM. ID. Mills were much injured by falling
chimneys. Houses and hotels rocked so omi-
nously that the inmates feared they would fall