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TREMENDOUS GALE Al 0uEBEc.-A iette. 10 The
Editor OF the Montreal Times communicates the ntel
genee ths, Quebec had seen visited (Oct 3D. BY erT
bic gale, the consequences OF which were severely ie
for many miles along the lakes. 4 Number OF vessels
with their cargoes, were cast away and il supposed
more than life has been sacrificed to the fury Of The
elements. The Quebec Mercury gives detailed sc-
count of the occurrence and anticipates great disasters
among the shipping man reported 10 have been
crushed 10 death between bc.ecgr. Numerous
schooners and smaller vessels the Gu de Sac and a. The
PalGLs suffered much dsmage-some of them being 10
tally destroyed The River ST Charles choked with
floating timber fragments OF furniture &c &c. Like e.
fec,s had been observed along the s., Laencs Steam
boats had grea: difficulty efcctins laadins-usny be-
ing compelled anchor until the gale had zoaied The
Mercury describes il OF the terrific Of the
season