ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE GALE AT Bu
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE GALE AT BUF-
FALo.-The names OF the following canal boats,
tive, Pompey Lvona, Victory, Shamrock, r. N. Rust
Britannia


The following vessels have arrived since our paper was
issued last evening: schrs Marion, Ohio, Robert Wood
Home brig Uncle sam.


The "Fultsn "The clerk Of the r. Fulton arrived
about 81 O'Clock yesterday afternoon bringing the intel
gence that the Fulton had gone ashore al Sturgeon
Point about "a miles above this city, ana been broken
entirely to eces Two women and one Child were lost
ali the rest saved We informed that she was insured
for $40 000whe,her for anything more we have not been
able to learn.


steamboat combination in opposition to the Julia Palmer
which has been running independent Of the combination


The bodies of the two girls drowned at Hufs Hotel
hav been recovered.


The following are the names Of the persons drowned
as far have en- able to learn Ellen Barney,
drowned At Hps Hotel; A. Metot and son, drowned
the foot Of Commerciast the other side Of the creek
Nrs smith t,ieI%an, and four young daughters; young
county, Mrs Cstharne smitl formerly Of Albany, ard
two children; Mrs OBrian found near The foot OF Eagl
st Janet Lauie supposed to have recently resided
Csnada Moses White fishermen. parents reside al vii
Evansville; Mr. Stolicker, and three daughters recently
from Seneca Falls Cstharine Redding at Hnas Hoi.,
hoy who lived with him.; David q. Blof employ ed at
Wilkesons Foundry An Inquest was held on 30 bedies
last evening which placed In collins Four others
have since been recovered.


The wind during the night, though greatly subsided
chng ws sve S"s %
eason. The Julia Palmer yet rides safely anchor
where she remained since yesterday morning. watch
fire was kept burning during the night on the beach op
posite to where she lay. gentleman who came over
from there this morning. reports that nothing had Aoated
ashore from her during the night As she is loaded with
passengers and probably out OF wood, there must have
been much suffering on board from the intensity Of the
weather We understand that the Great Western will 20
out to her assistance this morning.


o'clock, A. M-The Julia ialmer is firing up, and II
she has wood enough will be able to make port withou
difficulty, No assistance has yet been afforded her. "a
M. he haaO nm 4 o Uh ich wou ar
gue that she Ia out Of wood. She now apparently
weighing snchor and will probably be in before
s-she % under way Buffalo Gazette, Oct 40.


NORTHERN LreHTs.-There was an unusual bril-
liant appearance Of the Aurora Boreas extending from
north TO northeast. Sunday night between u and
o'clock.-Philad Inc. Oct a.