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Tue WEATHER ALONG SHcRE.-The gale on
son5ay which ia this city was BY ia' the seHeres'
oi ,be season, it appears was no less uncomioFin-
10 az the East than here The Boston Trans
,,is, saws that from Saturday night until MONDAY
morning the wind blew hard gale from the East
.,d Northeast. and tha, considerable sPrlngllng
4 .now fell by WAY Of variety. Limbs we're blown
rom the trees: the awnings we're torn to 'atters ;
.no. .yoo,. ,yerc sunk on the fiat. and a schooner
.s,r ,bon, lost her masts Several lumber laden
.booners dragged their anchors but finally brought
m without sustaining damage The L. s. ship
Columbus had to let go an anchor during the gale,
.hbot,h she was moored with double chain of
,be strongest dimensions. Her topgallant masis
u,re housed and all aioft as snug as possible
Tho steamer Caledonia, which left Boston on Sa-
,p,day. doubtless cleared the bay before the storm
commenced


Considerable apprehension was felt for the
.afsv of the Acadia, which was due at Boston on
ss,arday. With reference to her probable safety
and The general character of the storm, we pub
Ii.h tie following lot,er from an obliging Boston
correspondent:


BosroS, Monday, Oct. 4 .: O'Clock, NJ.
T5ke Editor cf The Tribune;


Le,, any fear or apprchensions may be felt in
yoar city in regard to the safety of the acadia,
Wish grant, may very naturally arise after The
,syere North Easter we have since Saturday
night been visited BY, thought i: nigh, not be
unacceptable 10 state that the utmost confidence Is
paccd here in the safety of the noble steamer, as
a. rely upon the known prudence and scrcthought
Of her cficient commander, Capt. Alex. Ryrie.
Mr.. james N. Thompson of the Wing Read
ing Room says on his bulletin, (and better au-
horily could not be obiained:)


The steamship Acadia does not make her
appearance yet We trust she Is safely moored in
some harbor near US. She has a stlful command
-. and we have every confidence in his ability
The friends of those on board may rest assured
he passengers will be well taken care Of and their
Ives not endangered by any rashness or neglect on
the part of the eificors, for they are men who know
their duty and will perform it faithfully


There is no truth in the report of the steamer
having put in at Gloucester


The first snow storm this season came of
this morning; yet did not remain upon the ground
Is long as at Concord, where, ] am informed by
gentleman direct from therr, it was 3 to inches
deep Considerable damage was sustained among
the small craft in and around our harbor by the Sc
yerly of the Gall, and fears are entertained that
the lis, may swell up considerably soon as intel
igcnce from the coast around Us reaches the CITY.


Yours. T. H.