, 1874-11-04
KILOGRAMS VIA NEW YORK.
ENGLAND.

A heavy gale prevailed on the North of Eng
land coast last night. Telegraphic communi-
cation In that section was interfered with, and
up to this hour 1.-TWO A NJ the trouble on
the wires continues.
LONDON, Oct. 21-Evening.
Additional dispatches have come to hand
showing that the gale in the North was far
more severe and destructive than was indl-
Gated by the first reports.
The storm also extended to Scotland.
It was very destructive on the coast and in
the interior of England.
Reports of damage to shipping and other
property have been received, with several
dispatches announcing the loss of many lives.
Reports from Hartlepool, Shields, Hull and
other ports, and from inland towns, bring in
telligence of great damage to shipping, to fac
tories and other property.
The steamship Chusan, from Glasgow for
Shanghai, was driven ashore near Ardrossan and
is going to pieces. Fourteen of the crew were
washed overheard and drowned. The persons
left on board, some fifty in number took to the
rigging, where they yet remain IN full sight
from shore.
Efforts are being made to save them.
LONDON, Oct. 21-Night.
4 heavy storm of wind and rain prevailed
last night and to-day throughout the north OF
England and in Scotland. All the rivers in
that section are much swollen, the railway and
telegraph ines interrupted, trees were uproot-
cd In all directions and chimneys and walls
Frustrated. Many persons were Injured in
Edinburgh by flying debris.
Three houses at Stockton-on-T Tees were de-
molished and one person was killed.
At Ayr, Scotl9nd, twenty vessels broke
adrift in the barbor, which is shallow and ex-
posed, all of which were more or less damaged,
and one totally wrecked.
The Bessemer saloon steamer, lately launch
ed, and lying at Hull, dragged her anchors and
ran aground, but foated off, and is now adrift
in the Humber. Tugs have gone to her as
~sistance.
Three persons were drowned at Deal and
two at Sunderland.
LONDON, Oct. %.
The Danish candidates kruger and ALL
mann have been elected to the Prussian Diet
from Haders!eben and Alsen.
LONDON, Oct. 22-5 A. NJ.
Seventeen of The crew of the steamer Chu-
san, ashore off Ardrossan, were drowned. The
survivors nave been rescued from the rigging.
The steamer is total loss.
The brig f. C, White has been lost off the
Isle of Wight and four of her people drowned.
IRELAND.
AONOONb OO's IL
The formation of a corps Of Irish rife volun-
teers is being agitated, and extensive demon
STATIONS are being made IN its favor in Ireland.
A strong effort is being made to obtain the
consent Of the imperial government to the plan.
FRANCE,
PARIS, Oct. 81.
Mons. Montour, formerly private chaplain
70 Napoleon Ill, is dead. He has bequeathed
$780, 900 to the Prince Imperial, and the same
amount 10 the Pope.
COUNT Won ARNMTS CASE.
LONDON, Oct. 90.
A Berlin despatch to the Standard says
the legal preliminaries in Count Won Arnim's
case are most completed, and it is believed
that the Count will be released on bail in a few
days.
DENMARK AND GERMANY.
LONDON, Oct. 21.
A Hadersleben (Danish) newspaper denies
the statement that the attitude of Germany
toward Denmark relative to the recent ex-
pulsion of Danes from Schleswig has been con-
c~iliatory.
The same paper declares, upon what it claims
to be good authority, that the reply of the
German government to the representations of
the Danish Minister was ''neither courteous
nor satisfactory"
RUSSIA.
LONDON, Oct. 81.
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