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HEAVY GALE.-Quite heavy gale was expert
eaced on Lake Erie the 9th. The Buffalo Com
mercial says-1hc water in the harbor and canal
was raised several feet and the flats and the low
grounds of the city inundated During The hight
of the storm several steamboats, and quite number
of sail vessels into port, and experienced great
inconvenience and some danger by the crowded
state of the narrow entrance TO our harbor. AT
times there was perfect jam of vessels, and yawls
were crushed and yards carried away by the colli-
sions that were unavoidable in such gale and so
confined space.


Most of the vessels which left our port Yesterday
were forced back by the violence Of the gale. The
steamboat Jefferson left in the forenoon for Detroit
and probably reached Erie, though not without Sc
rious difficulty. No steamboat attempted to so out
in the afternoon.


We have not heard ofany serious damage, though
it seems probable that the aggregate OF individual
loss would amount 10 q considerable sum.