New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
OCTOBER WEATHER.
n.,ys ON THE NOVA SCOTIA COAST.

GALYS ON THE NOVA SCOTIA COAST
HALIFAX, Oct. 29.-The steamers Swallow
for Newfoundland and Woodlark, for Jamaica whleh
sailed some time since. and the flagship Royal Alfred
which put this morning, all returned 70 port on
account OF tho boisterous weather
The schooner Ripple, coal laden. was dismasted In
Northumberland Straits Thursday night. and towed
into Pictou.
Aman nam lEhles was knocked overheard from
small schooner and drowned during heavy gaze III
Chedabucte Friday The remainder OF the orew AFTER
attempting his rescue were unable to reaeh the
on OF the heavy sea and started for the
The vessel pcked up next day dismased ana Io"eu
across the harbOr to bennington, ont
THE STORM IN OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 22.-SnOw fell here yester-
day morning Toe storm OF Monday and Tuesday night
did considerable damage in and about this city blowing
down rees, chlmneys. signs and one unfinished Duld
ing Tho schooner Saginaw. owned In TINS CITY from
Cleveland Lights went ashore three niles east OF BACK
River. Monday night. She lies high on the Deacn
thought she be got of with but little damage
DISASTERS on THE LAKES.
VITrORIA. Ont, Oct 22.-The schooner Union
Of Port Dover went ashore in the gale yesterday near
Port Maitland The crew landed safely in small boat
Tho vessel IL not Insured.
IyIuIsGroy Ont Oct f2-The bark Woodruff Of Buff
fslo dragged her anchor and ashore at this place
last night
THE FREsHET IN MAINE.
Lewiston, Oct. 22.-The AndrOscoggiD River
and now slowly recedng The shoe factories in the Roak
block Auburn had to stop owing to the engines
being under water Many buildings on the river shore
are surrounded by water. The damage sustained Is
slight Tho mills Of this city are never troubled
by freshes Many logs floating down Tho river has
not been so high since Crowds OF people are view
the at the falls. On the Androsc0Ygln rosu
Dead River bridge and trains Will be run To-
day meet ut tho bridge, tho passengers anu m"iS
being carried around
HIGH WATER IN NEw-HAyPsHIRE.
CONCORD, Oct. 22.-rhe Merrimac River rose
rapidly until o'clock this morning. The interVales are
covered with water: The engine room ana BLACKSMITH
shop Of the Concord Railway are nOOded Inc "alef IS
SNOW IN MINNESOTA.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 29.-About five inches of
snow fell in Minnesota this afternoon and 1t then cleared
of cold.
A MISSING STEAMER.
The Anchor line steamship lsmala sailed
from New-York for Glasgow Sept. 90 and was due at
that port on about oct 49, but has not yet arrived
II is supposed some portion OF her machinery broken
and that she is obliged to proceed under SAIL No fears
are entertained cher safety she is comparatively
| a new steamer. and in every way seaworthy She IL
valued at s225 900 The Ismala ID 1900 tons burden ami
carries engines VI 50OhOrSe power The Ismalia Is used
almost exclusively for the transportation Of freight
REPORTS OF INCOMING VESSELS.
The brig Morning Light OF Gibraltar has Just arrived
|
winds prevailed, which at length increased to a gale.
The brig lost portion Of her sails aud suffered con-
| siderable injury in various ways. n
The schooner Clara Woodbridge arrived at this port
Yesterday and reported having vessel bottom up
October She was in latitude 2i a. north longitude
800 g. west. The wrecked vessel was apparently OF
IFS tons The spars and sails floating alongside
| Tho Hamburg steamship Wcstphalia on the passage
which ended yesterday encountered heavy winds and
thick weather. on the 18th inst heavy gale was blow
iT ba hre NJ r. Russell inst ARR red from Portland re-
ports encounerng hurricane Oct T. OF "a hours dra-
non. She split portion OF her sails while another por
ton was lost. She escaped, however without suffering
| serious injury. -
arrival yesterday. reported stormy passage and the
loss Of hor fOresa with 5000 10000 feet OF lumber OF
! which her cargo was composed
The latest reports show that nine canalDOats were
losts in the disaster the Hudson River. at Stony
Point instead OF six, and that the damage amounted TO
100000 1t Is now positively stated that 10 lives were
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
| WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Thursday. Oci. 81 a. IN.
| synopsis FOR the past "a hours
The storm center that was Tuesday night IN Upper
Michigan has apparently turned 10 the nOrthedst"aru
in it, and is now beyond our station. ,.,..
The pressure has risen throughout the Atlantc STATES
and is highest on the South Atlantic coast II IS
Clear weather with light winds prevail throughout
' NortwesterIy winds falling temperature with cloudy
and rainy weather extcnting over the upper lake
region the ONO ard Missouri Valleys and Arkansas
| snow is reported from Minnesota The barometer is
| quite high, with westerly winds. In Oregon.
| Pr0b1biiHes.
A storm center will probably develop in Tennessee and
| the ONO Valley.
For Thursday in tho Western Gulf States warm south
| eriv winds, followed by o cold norther.
, N,r Ths Elstern. Gulf aud South Atlantic S6ates
south-east TO southwest winds higher temperatures
| and In the former region cloudy weather
For the latter region, well as the MiddN ana East
| err, SfaIes DdTt,v cloudy or ciedr wedtheT.
Ear tne I0wer Lakes and OHIO Valley south westerly
~ W. unI.p> lakes south TO north west winds
Win rain or snow, clearing away during the day Mid
night Geographic IMPORTS are missing Ho" inc eou'h
west ~. ,.oo .,.,o.A - -
The Signal Office in this city at i9o o'clock p M re-
ported It showing at Lacrosse, st. Paui. Duiut' rem
bina and Fort Garry Manltoba and az IL cock p M,
snow is again reported from the latter plac6s--