Rutland Weekly Herald

THE GALE. LAST SUNDAY.—We hear of additional particulars of the gale, last Sunday. George C. Bidwell's barn, a mile or more North of this village, suffered in having one of its gable ends blown in and half of its roof taken off. H. F. Lathrop of Pittsford, had his shed unroofed. and in Brandon a house, and sundry barns and sheds were moved from their foundations. The following came to us by telegraph, yesterday afternoon, containing fuller particulars than the despatch published in the HERALD of yesterday morning :

The gale of yesterday unroofed the large engine house at Whitehall, and completely demolished the building, damaging more or less four engines. The roof of the large woodshed belonging to the Renselaer and Saratoga Railroad, was also blown off, and several houses becoming suddenly "public spirited," paved the streets with their roofs. The Presbyterian church at Lake George, was blown down, and a steamer seriously damaged, her upper deck being blown away by the gale.