New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

to be deserted by all except those who were compeo'
at the Of overturned umbrella, TO venture o''
while the street cars were crowded to an unusual
Trees signs and some buildings blown down, anu
loose shutters awnings and the few political banners
VET remaining we're much damaged The police Telegram
yas nired 70 soioe extent and linemen were Kept
hnsv in maintaining the connection between the
Central Office and the various STATIONS. si,o oe
seres of large wooden sheds 200 feet wide ana ooV ee
In deph on the NewYOrk Bay, at the loot OF Th
South Brooklyn, was unrooied anu race of naval
sheds which were formerly used Tor the sioge oi ra
snnnles nut which have been vacant recently, W,o T
oTned 6y George L. Archer Of No. lo3 S,ate-s'. me @
damage is estimated at 200. As Henry Meyer Oh NJ
96d Torsyth-st New York, was walking along Gianu
ave- between Park and Myrte-aves yesterday o nloTn
iug the fence of a vacant lot nj NO. lZ3 was plpMu
down and fell upOn him. His right leg was broken
At p Park % hs S rfoe fCe G foot "e of south
Brooklyn blown of causing dainage TO tne aio. %
and COd-sts were blown down, damaging the ADJOINING
fences, &C., 10 the amount OF SO Two h1uSeo ,,, ~
Sxtli-st., between Fourth aud Flf-aNes', were & un
Toofed The loss is about-S45O. Trees were also oowi
down and uprooted III different portions OF t9e Guy! anu
various streets were rendered lhpaSsa"io 'o'
In the lower wards of Newark large number 9i Gel
deeply than for several years The wind made haVSc voc
among trees fences. and ehimneys @ piusS 70 on have @
been washed away 10y the swelling OF me river me
high tide aud ram washed away cr fbe o road runs
along the beach, and the nortbound tfslhS WeTs ue
ayed for several hours 70 and al If is feared
that the overflow VIII reach South BrOadst; At Eliza
6etnor' eeiss any %I,,,nsVc, All the s,Eall boats were
submerged, and the canal Is so much swollen as 10 com
pletely cover the tOw-path
THE STORM ALONG THE COAST.
The heavy wind and ranstorm which continued at its
hight throughout Sunday and yesterday had lis begin
ming ON Friday last which followed pleasant Thursday
The wind then to the nOrthward and eastward
and the sky overcast, when it was evident to all
storm prophets that the usual Autumn storm was brew
ing and in the sailors parance "we were going 10 nave
howler" The wind out fresh from the southeast
early Saturday morning and steadily force
throughout the day, until about O'Clock Ill Ihe evening
il blew what might be termed stiff gale. The sea grew
into large mountainous waves and the weather was so
threatening that the piloboats ana other SAILING craft
within 100 miles shore sought shelter by running in
side of sandy Hook and ancnorng in the Horseshoe
When daylight broke the gale mad increased ana the
weather thick, becoming dense fog before aitcT
noon. The was running so high thai few vessels
the bar and the pilOboas hardly dared 10 ven
ture out During Sunday there only two steam
ships which crossed the bar coming in A halt dozen
shoe Many others kept off seaward. not wishing to
run any risks the eeshore The two steamers winch
arrived on Sunday were the Baltic OF the White star
line, from Queenstown and Liverpool ana the Reading
Railroad Companys steamer Harrisburg from f9llaae mag
O'Clock Saturday night. but did not pass Quarantine
until am on Sunday sne reports encouneting M slr"ng
experienced heavy weather on the Jersey coast bat
from her peculiar construction she would stand the gale
with 400 cargo of coal better than some OF the
steamers which cross the ocean -, l..
Yesterday there only five vessels which came in
side of Sandy Hook The c6asting steamers Huntsville
and Wyauoke, and the Williams n Guion line steamer
Idaho, from Liverpool, came IN early III the day me
Gamma from Bermuda, passed Quarantine about p
m at which time the gale had increased, blowing Nlo-
lenfy at the rate Of 90 miles hour she passed
close under the Long Island shore and while the health
officer making eady 10 go of 10 her her officers cyl
dently thought rough aud proceeded 10 the
city. The sea then breaking wildly over the Dalk
on the staten Island snore, breaking sIyngs ana "is
from their III orngs and washing away wnarNcs WHICH
were not very solidly built. Tie only peo-
ple who enjoyed tie storm, apparently,
we're those who spent the day gathering drili-
wood. AT about dark the cOastwise steamer Morgan
CITY was reported bound in, and the HeVea oil tile Ma
toal line IRON Liverpool, which had been telegraphed
as bound ill., put OFF shore again, the evidence beng ina,
as the sea breaking heavily over the bar tnc Rot
would not bring her in. she Laying 10" oil the
Highlands at sundOwn The Richmond passed by omar
anne toward the st the time. There nave bee
no departures of vessels from this port SATURDAY
night A steamer Of the Old Dominion line proceeded
outward on Sunday morning but after going as lar a.
Grayesend Bay. turned about and anchored on Bay
Ridge She repeated the experiment this morning with
the same result, and was lying snugy AT anchor Iast
night at sundOwn, waiting for the storm TO cease
Another steamer made "A similar atcinp on sunday ana
finally anchored Oh Bay Ridge, where she still Hes
At sundown the SKY showed signs OF clearing IN the
beast became overcast Immediately aterwaid
The theory among alog the coast that the gale
would break at midnight aud that there would be many
disasters reported said that the the seycrcs
that happened III the last two years Inc damage
along seawa at Quarantine ana at other points Is
considerable.