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The large carriage house and stable in the of Mr.
Waips warehouse was evslied with the ground and now
lies ruined mass In the street.


The wharves are ali more less injured though none
so seriously US Col O'iaras rented by Mr. Wall
pianks torn on timbes brok spies torn Off, and otter
wise damaged to the probable amount OF 81 600 The
whaf rented by Mr. Flor damsged the amount Of
about $780, The wkarves Of MIR. Brown ald MIR. Tit
were very slightly injured


The sand Key Light House has received material in
jury The dome has been sarei and leaks very badly
the refectors all require repairing they will be ned
The windows oil the tower will have To be all
most OF them have blown out or the glass broken All
the chimneys 10 the buildings the Isied blown
down, and consequently the keeper. Captain Appehy
and his people had been unable for 80 hours to cock
themselves meal shutters 10 the windows OF ~
houses all gone. The breakwater recently buiit has
broken through in several places In OF the
getting IN behind il and washing OUT the backing
distance from the wall The Island was at time
completely under water


We hear that at Indian Key most OF the houses remain
ing there were blown down. The wharves are all car
ried away.


To ascertain the tao Of the unfortunate men on board
the u X Schooner vigilant every exeTti0n in tho
power of man. has been made MIR Howe, Of the Custom
House, after the gale, despatched boat to the
Keys in the hope that they might have run shore and
the lives OF the officers and saved MIR Johnson
pilot Of the Vigilant and Mr. Armstesd passen who
shore at the time OF the gale, Also personally,
went in search. Mr. offered thousand dollars any
who would take him out to her the she
drifting tow ards the guilt but vessel could have lived
and il would have been than madness 10 have at
tempted it.


schooner arrived on the 18th inst the Captain OF
which informed Captain A. that all the buildings and
wharves received more less damage The ship Allan


tic. Capt Moet, OF New York, formerly the West Ches.
er) from Liverpool for New Orleans, lost Carys
fort Reef passengers and crew saved. The Revenue
Cutter Vigant, stationed at Key West, dragged her
anchor sea- and feared that She with all her crew.
are lost The brig Algonquin, from Philadelphia, was
coming into Key West the schooner out supposed
in distress Key West Light Of the Reef Oct. Z, and
Charleston Courier, Oct. 81