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OuR LAST GALE.-The snow storm on Monday
night was severer than we supposed it was. Since
then, however, every thing has become quiet, and
what snow fell has been carried off by fall Of
rain.


In the storm, fore and aft schooner went ashore
on Sands Point, but was assisted off.


We learn from Captain Allen, ct the Providence,
that the steamboats, Belle and Narragansett came
to anchor, in the evening, under Hart's Island,
where they remaiRed in safety. and proceeded the
next morning.


Il is stated by Captain Janvrin, of the Reward,
that it blew very fresh in The Sound, accompanied
by thick snow storm. In passing Sands Point,
Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock, he saw large
bark, painted black, ashore, head on, and totally
dlsmasted-all her spars lying alongside; had gone
on during the previous night She was, however,
got OIL and was at anchor waiting for assistance.
II is supposed to be the Sophia Walker, Goldman,
which cleared at Boston, about week ago, for
New York, to load for Trieste.