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about years old name not known was drowned while
attempting to save the lie Of smith The body ofs
nan brought which had evidently been drowned
some days Tne body Of little girl found under the
workshop OF Mr. sawiD, the loot OF Eagle street
As near can learn the number missing and not
yet found about iomsking the whole number lost or
missing, ~.


The bodies brought in mostly foreigners. German
and Irish, and were drowned from small te-emens on
the fats.


Dead bodies constantly arriving. The is con-
ssny crowded with persons IN search oil issng riehds
The front chimnsys and balustrade Of the Dsrrow
Block, on Washington street. are blown down. Also,
ne chmneys Of Mrs Colmans house. the Park, are
blown down.


The iron shutters of sidwsy's 6reproOf warehouse,
on Water and ck streets stove In, and the build
ing otherwise damaged


fns tin roof OF brick warehouse Water street,
About halt past IL o'clock NJ, the little In.
dian Queen Capt Staring hove in sight She made good
sning chess oi thousands spectators who had as
sembet to witness her arrival She left last evening for
and made Unsuccessful attempt get into Dunkirk
harborput about and lay thee hours anchor under
Point AloIno, where she two schoooers anchor
names unknown She received no damage


The Indian Queen reports the Rober- Fulton drifting
towards shore very rapidly last night bsow Dankuk.


The Julia Palmer s rides hor Of In the Bay,
O'Clock, P. M-he wind somewhat subsidng Two
horses ashore from her. this morning having
ed or BE- en- thrown overheard.


Thomas Hgnmes escaped with his wife by taking
fuge the root Of his house He has just flashed and
moved into his house the beach OF the lake the





lore He lost every thing but his house. which hoat
cd quite distance IRON It's foundation.


Al II O'Clock the schooner Patina came in without
injury.


Two servant girls were drowned in the cellar kitchen
Of Hua Hotel. One OF them was an Irish girl, named
Ellen Bynam who has relatives in this country The
other was an American girl, named Catherine Redding
whose parents reside at Collins in this county. At ~
O'Clock the bodies had not been recovered from the eel
lar Two other girls also asleep in the part
Of the house who barely escaped by breaking through
the windows.


The damage to goods in the cellars, Easements and
lower stores has been great II cannot be estimated
this time


The unprecedented severity OF the storm, and the
number OF sail vessels which were known to be out
leads us to fear for the II almost impossible
for OF them to survive the fury Of the gale in the
open lake, and unless they able make port
we may expect to hear Of many wrecks The sudden
hopes that those vessels which exposed had
seek shelter in any harbor We shall look with deep
anxiety for advices from up the lake.
The storm continued this morning After having
lued down for three four hours the wind commenced
blowing again, accompanied BY hail and rain, which,
though not violent AZ that which prevailed IN the night
would render the situation OF any exposed vessel rather
critical


We learn from gentleman just arrived from Lancaster
that the woods the line Of the railroad extensively
leveled. An engine was despatched this morning TO
clear the track.


Two schooners came in just gong tv press
names unknown.
The Mayor, Coroner Harris and other officers and o
have been active all the morning, aording what
lief was in their power.


1t wonld be imPossplsto duy, TO give st of ha





the dock suffered less Amongst those
considered the heaviest losers however we have
heard mentioned the no ises Of Messrs P Ysw Wal.
bridge Hayden, Strong & White, and John Fleming
PS-3P M-The storm is still threatening. The
new brig Uncle Sam Cap ain Vail, 10 just in with full
cargo Her sails and pars much torn and broken In
passing the schr Lyons she carried away the foremost
that vessel and committed other injuries The schrs
Marion and Robert Wood also made the harbor in fpty
Others known to be this lake and hourly ex
pected.


Two hands were lost from the canal boat suavity. at
| the Rock.


The funeral Of Mr. stollker's family-four persons
wife and three children-wi i'll take place to
ing at o'clock, from the building known the Marine
Hospital


The steamboat Fulton hear, has gone ashore, total
wreck, at Sturgeon Point. Three men lost