The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-31

Tie great gaze OF wednesday, the 18th OF october.
Some Of the kilograms from England ana Ireland
read tLus:--
WRECKS on THE EAST COAST OF ENGLAND
The gale Of yesterday, october ~, was attended
with some wrecks on The East coast, The owe az
Ilarwcn, grounded on the Corton Sands, near
Lowestoft and the Longlord ran on the Lowcstoft
North pier. Both vessels were wrecked OUT tia
crews were fortunately saved. The olive had on
wlch. which she had picked up OF Yanaoe Island
$50 miles north Of Orkney.
IRELAND
ATTY, Oct. H.
Wild ana terrific storm swept over the town and
nelghborhood Of Athy yesterday, accompanied with
ntfu dashes OF rain. The s.Datle of The elementsii
continued with unabated fury far into the night
happily, however. without innictlng much injury 10
property The houses In the town suffered consider
ably, states having been lifted on and sent living in
all directions, causing considerable danger TO pas.
scfs by during business hours. Some trees were
blown down ~ the violence OF The gale.
PARsoysrowN, Thursday
The weather. which had been clear ana frosty,
suddenly changed Tuesday evening" and a ter.
rhc gale sprung up, which continued ali yesterday.
Heavy rain fell, without interlnlssion and much
damage was done in the town aud neighborhood.
several large trees were blown down-somc at
i auch swollen. ang ncks Of hay ana straw scat.
ter. ,1olli mas uC. Dsse,, away and Is sue.
decided by soft weather and sunshine.
GALWAY, Thursday
A storm of very serious nature RACED about this
town from early yesterday morning TIL late IN the
evening. woman was seriously hurt, and had her
head badly Injured as 10 render II necessary to
move her 20 the County lnfrmary. Two vessels are
expected 10 have been lost and the iodine Works
nave sustained injuries to The amount OF 421) Some
telegraph posts between Galway and 0ranmore have
been blown down.
DREADFUL STORM IN wATERFogD--LO7s or LIFE,
WATERFORD, Thursday evening.
As stated Ill my despatch OF last evening dread
tn storm swept over ms cry on Tuesday night and
this morning. IN addition to the loss Of the Drlgan
tine Mount Calm chroniclei by me IN last evenings
despatch, have just ascertaned that great injury
mas been done 70 shipping In this latDor.
"Wednesday evening the schooner Margaret and
Jane, moored at Passage, through stress VI weather
dragged her anchors aud was driven with great vio
lence on the Bdlyhack shore, causing great ajury.
The schooner Norry Corwin, While making for
Waterford harbor Tor shelter, had her ioremast and
Two Inaluyard5 swept away, and one Of tie crew
swept overheard. she lies AT present al Passage In
a very disabled state. The Austrian bark vesta was
drilled Oh Balyroc shore at an early hour this mo IL
ing, aud u was feared size must become q wreck.
~ the lnne write have been informed that a
schooner mas Just reached Dunuiore dismasted and
otherwise disabled with tue loss OF portion or her
crew. The cross channel steamers due yesterday
morning have not yet arrived.
House property has suffered very considerably In
this district
The bark Clifton, OF Liverpool, AZ tons register,
nom Liverpool 10 Charleston Prince Edwnr,,
Island, with general cargo left LIVERPOOL on Mon.
day morning last. Onafuesday night she struck GA
the Horse Shoe Shoai, but the tide beng nearly
lu, she passed over aud ran Tor Dublin When en-
ierng the river, the wind suddenly shifting, she
ran ashore on Tue north bank. Daring the terrible
Squails she dliitcu mo the channel behind the Bull
wall, from whence she was towed yesterday morn.
Ing in safety TO the North wall by The sleam,ug
William iIal thayes, MASTER, the property vi
Messrs. Palgrave 4 Co., who are acting as agents
for TIE owners.
WRECK o. IHE WEXFORD coAsr-Loss OF FcvR
LIVES.
WEXFORD, Thursday.
In this days hish Tines appears telegram an
nO,nciig tile wreck or the Aberieidy Of Greenock
near Back water Bank. Mr.. Evans, the master,
made'a declaration this day before the Collector OF
Customs in which he states that her crew consisted
OF six hands the cargo copper ore, and was on her
voyage 10 GreenOck from Hueloa On the 1lth Inst.
a strong gale from the south, with tremendous sea.
winch completely swept over the ship. At TWO A. NJ.
Vn the l4tL INST enpped a neavy sea- wllyl carried