New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

are Accounts from the coast say the fragments OF
wrecked vessel ashore the beach at Nahan an
1t is feared that her have been lost The name OF
the vessel Ia not known The schooner Excelsior from
Gloucester sunk az Marblehead, and the schooner
Rainbow is stranded the beach The seyerest ram
known here for years ragged all night, and con-
tnues o-day with clustering northeast wind.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 1s.-rhe NewYork boats from Fall
River last night proceeded only to Newport ana re-
turned this morning. The boats from New-York due
here and at Newport delayed by the gaze and nad
not arrived at noon to-day.
LArER.-The storm which last night was gale mas
cleared Off without doing any serious damage Inc
barometer reached lower point than for years before
and remained five hours at the lowest point,
LArER.-From Sis p. m Mondaytuntil sio'clocktlthis
morning inches of rain fell The barometer was lower
to-day reported at the signal station In
Boston. The gale caused damage 10 buildings,
including the partial destruction OF the spire OF the
Baptist Church Randolph, so feet OF which was blown
down. The meadows and marshes on the Ola colony
Railroad were submerged as FAR as tue eye could reacn
and causeways. wharves, and lumber-yards were Gov
cred by the food The Cape Cod was the most
severe Of any which has occurred for years. Io-ngn.
the violence of the storm has abated, though 1t is s
cloudy aud cold, with northerly winds.
GREAT FALLS, N H., Nov. ls.-Duripg q heavy storm
last night section OF the Great Falls and Conway Rail
road at Milton washed away and no trains will run
over the road north of that place to-day.
THE STORM On IHE HUDsoN'
ALBANY, Nov. tS.--A southwest snow-storm,
which set last night. has prevailed nearly all day
All railroad trains have arrived time, except on
the Boston and Albany road The storm extends west
only Little Falls On the river the steamers found 1t
impossible TO proceed. The Daniel Drew, when left
here last night lay up at NewBaltmore aud proceeded
on her way about noon The Dean Richmond, which
left New York last night had not arrived this evening
Navigation on the canal was brought to stsndsti at
this point.
TvoLI Nov 1s-Nearly all the steamers OF the night
lines are from to eight hours behind time this
morning In consequence OF the storm, which has sub
sided. Thus far no damage is reported.
NEwBURGH, Nov. lS-Twelye loaded oanaboats were
sunk the wharyes this city during the storm last
night or these ten loaded with coal were sunk at the
works of the Pennsylvania Coal Company. No lives
we're lost. The barges and steamers were all delayed
until this morning by the violence Of the storm.
THE STORM IN NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, Nov. ia violent southeast
gale, with rain, began at o'clock this morning, ncreas
ing to perfect hurricane by O'Clock. There was
heavy the habor and vessels at anchor were with
difficulty enabled ito hold Several drifted up the
harbor aud the brig Gen Canrobert OF Arehat aud
the schooner Ida OF Prince Edwards Island, went ashore
on Commissioners Point, tue dock-yard. They
will get OFF without damage The gale was the
heaviest experienced here for many years. The barom
eter fell from 29s0 yesterday 20 $3.50 to-day, the lowest
point reached for number of years. The damage on
land consisted the blowing away of fences shutters
and the stating from roofs II has been raining all day
Serious damage shipping of the coast is feared, as
fully 80 vessels have sailed from the out ports and
Prince Edwards Island, and known to be on their
way TO Halifax.
THE STORM IN CANADA.
TORONTO Nov. 18.-The high wind on Sun
day rose to gale last evening" and furious snow
prevailed this morning The roads are all blocked
and the storm is still raging at 6 p. ID The steamship
Commodore from Harbor Grace, ~ F., has arrived, and
reports that she loaded bark ashore on her beam
ends 10 miles west of Cape ST. Nicholas, north shore
| Saturday.
| A SCHOONER SUNK DURING THE STORM.
| LEwEs, Del, Nov. 1s.-There was heavy
gale last night The schooner L. Cowperthwait, with
lumber, from Newburg for Washn on, was sunk In the
| harbOr The saved.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. "Wednesday, Nov. l9-1 II. IN.
Synopsis for the past tweRtv-foar hours
The barometer is rising in the Southern
| winds and clear weather north westerly wins;
6 ess ep sht Snow IN the OHIO Valley
! and southwark over Tennessee; norIh-westerIy
! northwest and thence TO Missouri; nOrth-westerly
winds cloudy weather at last reports prevailed ON
the lower lakes and over NewEnglaad anu the Middle
States
the Northwest aud upper lakes and thence south
ward 60 Missouri and Kentucky, north westerly winds,
| occasional light IN the latter state, clearing
weather. and very low temperature
For Tennessee and the Gulf States, ,nOrth-westerly
| winds low temperature clearing aud clear weather.
For the South Atlantic States, nOrth-Testery winds,
| falling temperature, and partly cloudy weather.
For the lakes, uOrthweserly winds, occasional
snow cold cloudy weather. clearing in the Afternoon
For he Middle States south westerly and norLi-restery
| rinds, lotc temperature aud clearing reaL.er.
For NewEngland, westerly aud nortn-weserly winds,
occasional SNOW and cloudy weather, clearing by the
afternoon with falling temperature.
CantOnary signals continue Portland opd Eastport
Reports missing all the lakes, New Eng land.
Rocky Mountains and Pacific statons also partly from
the South West the North West, aud the extreme North
West,