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STORM AT New York. On Tuesday night,
at New York, there was violent gale of wind
from the North East, which it is feared has
done considerable damage on the coast. The
Commercial Advertiser says


We learn that many Of the vessels at quar-
rentine dragged their anchor and only pulled up
by letting go second. The ship Christopher
Colon dragged her anchor and ran foul of the
brig Osceola, knocking in portions of the briggs
bulwarks. The ship received no damage
They were got clear with some difficulty.


This morning sloop, heavy leaden, appa.
renny with coal, was seen going dawn the bay
before the wind without any person on board
She is supposed to have been anchored off the
Battery, and to have carried away her auchor
Some disastrous intelligence from the coas,
may be expected as many vessels left port yes
terday. Several Of them had cattle on deck.
SHOE BUSINESS. The shoe business, at Bur
linpton ~ Jersey is estinnatod ~ op,ount 4,