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DREADFUL GALE ON THE ATLANTIC. The
ship Concordia, Capt. Dorr, arrived at this
port yesterday morning from Liverpool. The
following is an extract from her log, as fur
nished the Merchants News Room: dj l


For few days had very light winds and
fine weather; on the 22d, lat. 49 A, lon. l8 81
w. had heavy gale from SW. with heavy
sea, ship labored very much, and decks full OF
water; 23d the wind shifted to NJ and blew
equally hard, sea running in mountains, and
so il continued blowing succession Of dread
ful gales for nearly three weeks, from SW. to
NV. and the most dreadful sea running ever
seen; carried away fore and maintopmast back
stay, and split jih and foresail also foretopsail
Our cargo got adr(t in the hold, aud itreally
seemed as if every thing must go pieces.


Boston Times, Saturday.