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THE LATE GALE.-Further particulars have been
received and will be found under the marine head
The o. has been very great. More than fifty ives
were lost; and the mariners suffered immensely The
passengers by the steamer Providence who left this
city Saturday last, at 4, p. NJ, did not arrive in
Boston till Tuesday, at 2, p. NJ. She anchored of
New Haven, on Saturday night, and remained during
Sunday, in agale from s. w. The boats ale ook fire,
which finally extnsuished, and she reached Sto.
nington at 8, A. M. on Tuesday, from which time
until 2, p. M. the passengers were in the Railroad
cars.