We hardly need remind our readers of the gale which occurred on Saturday night last; it was palpable enough to fix itself in memory for some tine to come. It is only necessary for us to say that it has rarely, if ever, been surpassed in violence by any occurring: in this region.

 

In New York the storm was very severe - houses and churches were blown down, vessels were driven from their quays, the trees in the

streets, squares and parks were torn up by the roots, liberty poles, &c. &c., were prostrated before the breath of the storm.

 

In Chelsea one of the walls of a new brick church erecting for the Universalist Society in Chestnut street, was prostrated with a tremendous crash; damage about $1000.