New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12
THE RECENT GALE.
EFFECTs on THE STORM.

DAMAGE TO SHIPPING ALL ALONG THE COAST
The storm of wind which struck the Atlantic
coast on Saturday morning subsidized during the sue
eeedng night but the cold increased In intensity all
through sunday bringing into requisitlon all the fur
wrappings Of those who ventured to chureh. In Ihe
morning II was cold; It colder, and as night
drew on 1t was cold almost beyond endurance Early
yesterday morning the weather began 20 moderate ana
there was slight fall Of snow, which in the icy con-
dion Of the streets afforded an excuse for few sens
TO make their appearance and the merry jingle oil Dolls
was heard from Harlem-lane to Walst. TnroughouI
Monday afternoon the clouds threatened snow ana le"
flakes fell but the weather continued very ooid ana tue
storm delayed Reports from along tho coas' sno"eu
that the damage shipping from Saturdays storm was
unite severe but less ~ than wind had been from
the East
An unknown schooner sunk IN Newark Bay on satur-
day morning. She was supposed to be loaded with rlck
and when last was on board, ana seemed
to trying to ascend the rigging. The brig whitaker
from Philadelphia for Portland. struck on Woodend,
Cape Cod at midnight on Friday night. On Saturday
morning It was thought she would get of without
damage but later 1t was found that there four feet
on water IN her hold and the made their escape
The schooner j. l. Mccarthy, from Philadelphia to Porte
mouth went ashore Saturday on Salisbury Beach.
The crew were saved but the vessel will prove to
loss The schooner Fannie shaw from st asry ros
Baltimore went ashore At Oapc Henry inc deck iosa
OF pine lumber the cabin and ioreesSe were "'Sneu
and tho were saved Win ulillcult(.
TIE steamer city Of Ftohburg, from NeHBedtord to
How-York, sailed usual on saturday Ight bul re
Sar I5 She snbseqnenty drifted ashore She was
hauled of Yesterday, and was damaged sllshtl "a.
New-York several schOoners dragged ashore SUNDAY
morning The three-mnst"d schooner j. J smith, RON
New York. in ballast ragged ashore IN the upper nay
She was got off yesterday with slight damage. Tue
schooner Harriet and Rebecca from Providence 70 New
York parted chain and dragged INTO the wharf r gu
Sunday. Yesterday she proceeded on her voyage Inc
schooner A. Crandal went ashore In the loWcr haroor
rhe steamer Bristol from New.York for Fall River,
put in at NewLondon at a. m yesterday sue haa On
hs9v gale SG9 @n I pS SSmc d desx and the
NewnOrt put on the line In her place anu
made the p last H 81 North rS"F Trnr Mass Yesterday
having dItfted out OF ProyncetoWn during inc gf OF
h@thpoT for Portland loaded with COAL sunk Cape
Page on Saturday afternoon. The brig ElZaDeth Anu
for HsRCrG N e for B0Gp %Ss O Te creW were
saved Dispatches from Vineyard Haven announce that
and -four and the Chief OF Bristol dragged ashore on
Sunday night The German bark COneordla IGOlI fhla
delpha for Bremen into dredging machne yestel-
day morning and compelled to return, slightly dam
aged. ,,o,,,,,.r ,-or, p,,,odo,phia for Ros
ton while ut anchor of Dennis, haHS was run INTO by
an unknown schooner Sunday which struck hcf across
the bows she was compelled 10 slip her cables and run
ashore at HarwichpOrt with the loss OF her Dowspr
anchors and chains she got on yesterday morning anu
DON anchored under MOntauk Long Island Friday night
On Saturday the cables parted ana shs urnleu 10 sea-
and there rolled that her maste split the deck ana e
crew were compelled TO cut them away 70 save tntlr
lives On Sunday they anchored the vessel three mice
cast from MOnauk and escaped TO the shOc in the boats
The schOOners Benjamin Harvey, from Philadelphia Tor
Chncoteague, Mary Louise, from NewYork for Whining
ton, n. c., and William ii. Prentice from New
York for Virginia went ashore on Hcn1pen folnt
Sunday night. The schooner Julia X, Floyd, from
Georgetown, s. c. tor NewYoIk went ashore at Hate
ras Inlet Sunday and was abandoned Inc Daf6 Ia
Belle from Bristol for Hampton Roads arrived OF VIII
mingtOn yesterday forenoon with her mlzennast gone
The srhooner Racer loaded with oysters from Virginia
for New-York was totally dsmasted III gale on Hog
Island on Saturday and towed into Norfolk on Sun
day. 49,,
The schooner Allen Green from Boston, for Philadel-
phia with cargo sugar went ashore Saturday even
ing nj Bass River Cape Cod she does not leak aud Will
probably come of without serious damage after being
ghtsned The schooner A. +. Webb, which went ashore
on the Rip Raps off the Battery Saturday, still lies close
up to wall Yesterday large canal boat Was dashed
TO her outer keep her upright and an attempt was
made with two tugs ~ her off, but without eject
II Is thought that the rocks must be through the bottom
and that she viii prove total wreck.