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GALE-1he Buffalo Commercial OF "Wednesday
given an account OF a heavy gale i'll that port. The
wind from the South and Southwest blew with such
violence as to inunda,e the flats in the lower part of
the city, and produce injury to vessels. The
water in the harbor higher than has for three
OF four seasons past. The wind drove the Great
Western over from her moorings with great force
against the Wisconsin. dispIacins several Of the
ztaneheons OF 5he former; and sixty fee, o;
the hurricane deck OF the Wisconsin was ripped
up BY the wind and thrown on the shore. A portion
of it was lodged on the warehouse adjacent break
ing in large piece of the root. The loss to the boat
viii be S200-Perhups.


All of Ohio street vas submerged, and the water
almost reached the ittcu Railroad track, aud the
wind unrooed portion OF the depot, and blew down
several chimneys. When the gale abated, the water
in the creek fell SO rapidly TO take off all the ice,
and the harbor is now open again.