New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-30
rbe lare Storm. and rhen Gnects.

The Latr storms and their hnects.
From the Albany Evening Journal OF Friday
IHF Snow SToRM.-'Ihe storm OF day before yes
Ierday continued with great severity, until toward hrs
day morning About O'Clock Wednesday the thermome-
ter began TO gradually fall freezing point and the snow
became light drifting with the wind as freely az IN mo
winter From this hour until next morning the storm
tempestuous IL vas snowstorTn IN earnest and
the drifts accumulated rapidly.
The night boats for New York did not leave until
morning
The lnailboat due from Sew.Yort at . yesterday
morning did not get in until o'clock
The Western were detained hour or two,
Wednesday evening
a bank, Scflodack, at O'Clock. "wednesday
and the passengers there cmlargoed until
abont o'clock Thursday morning
There was sufficient snow the ground yesterday
10 make lolcrabc slcglius. And 1t improved a
it has thawcd but little seighs st! kept in motion
Canal navigation 5 suspended as will be seen by reicr'
to the commercial record.
The steamboat Niagara the Flats, opposite Hud
sou during the Wednesday afternoon. she
is still fast and Will probably be got OIL for several
days.
Some fifteen or twenty Canal Boats while being lowed
to New.York, broke loose during the storm, and are
beached. The cargCes OF several OF them are nearly
total loss
From the Albany Atlas OF Friday.
THE CASAL.-We hear from Schenectady, tea,
Rome and other points that the Canal navigation was
this morning closed About one hundred boats are be-
this city and Utica the majority of which this
side of Schenectady. This interruption will be very
brief as there is promise Of a thaw. The number OF
boats reghted with Hour and other products now lying
in the basin, large and the towboa companies have
great difficulty in providing barges fast they are re-
quircd.
Tue RIvER-The South america is the only boat
from New York this morning although the river Is yet
nearly free from ice, and the weather moderate. The
large number OF Eastern vessels which have been load
nr a, our docks have nearly all departed carrying with
them quantities of flour grain &c but there is
little OF the sort ett in the BASIN store
houses. and on the docks.
From the Boston Transcript OF Friday.
The weather is again fine, with "A clear and bra
cling though somewhat biting breeze from the NORTH
west The snow storm which commenced Wed
ncsday morning went increasing during the day until
by four o'clock in the afternoon the and seet
falling. rather dying through the atmosphere before
the wind with hurricane speed. About midnight the
wind changed, ana yesterday morning the earth was
covered with beautiful white table cloth, pretty wei!
solidcd by the eagerness OF the air and Thanksgv-
ing day was lair but cold
From the Westied n Y Messenger OF Monday.
Coroner Bliss, Deputy Walker and X +
Johnson Esq actively engaged in rescuing the cargo
OF the II. Strong from the Lake and other depreda-
tons The boat is in three parts, and considers'
Die part OF the cargo washed out on Friday night
after the storm broke OF The engine Will probably De
saved.
Yesterday funeral obscquies attended over four
bodies which had been rescued from the lake OF sailors
who had los, their lives in the gale OF Thursday night
The bodies OF Capt. Tubbs OF the sloop Lavons
and his and OF another boy forming together me
whole crew. They from Conneaut- Inc otner
body was that OF the hands OF The Osceoa which
was found about three miles above Barcelona lie IS
said 10 be from Maryland, but could not learn MS
name He is the who had the 500 tied IN his pocket
While these starting from the church 10 the
grave the body OF the cook OF the Osceoa "a colored
mani brought into the village and we suppose Will
be buried to-day
The crew OF the Osceoa suffered intensely al night.
They struck about O'Clock but could no; get ashore
raise alarm. Finding all hope OF escaping from
the wreck useless the gathered around the mast
that standing (one having been LOST and awaited
with painful anxiety their fate The water was break
ing over them and the wind blowing freely so that
they soon became chilled. The cook at length coud
stand no longer and Tell and died the deck. After
ward another gave out and he fell ne pitched into
the hold. Inc surviving hands endesvored To get nm
out but could not snd the man was drowned by the
water in the hold
Two others persisted during the night, and the Cap
tain became chilled and tell. and sun IN the
morning that he lifted up s;rsisht by his head Yet
. was alive and immediate measures We're taken tor
his restoration. lie hiss since died. The mate also pc
came chilled and fell but he Far gone as the
Capt vim when relief arrived and Is out OF dsnger no"
Ont the whole seven Only one nsd lie enough 70 move
in Inc uorninE and be succeeded N reaching the mast
head an raising the neighbors so that the three We're u
ken or snd cared Tor The brg is total loss
On Friday visited the wreck OF the Helen strong
When we were there good deal Of baggage, and ner
chsndise snd part OF the furniture Of the boat had been
gotten from the wreck, mostly damaged by water and
hands were work getting out more We should Judge
that most of the cargo might be rescued though il will
re damaged. Two new pianos We're on board but were
smashed 10 pieces
The fore end OF bost broken or, and the eide
all au,ned in the fragments OF is frame beng ground
into SINAI! splnters
sailor clothing was found and hauied out OF the surge
HI. hea! was badly ,nancled ae had about sixty dol
lars in money one pocket IN gold and silver ana one
dollar bill This and jackkiie were the only articles
We could leSrn had been found on him HIS body sad
effects taken charge OF BY Warren Webster ssq
till the arrival OF the Coroner Is supposed ne was
passenger the Helen Strong.
The same blow brought the schooner swan OF Con
ueaui ashore q, barcelona The Captain says thai ne
was making me Roadway under reeed top b ana tore
sail when about nine clock the WIND veeFs1 from
Northeast Norih-wSs; snd blew Ee-isei hurricane
The change wind he was less than minute Z
~ oiuceS chop seas or diecsn; directions. and
the vessel toss and roll tremendously So tha even
an oil sailor could rotwslk the decA WITHOUT ho4c-l=
We nd 10 keep on but the wind blew MS loresail
clear away knowing the coast ADORE mere deemed
IL most prudent 70 ior shore 81 Barcelona e Ne
was about opposite TO L. He accordingly came n ard
Was a., %, sbore 30 easily that he did uo know when
she struck Finding the vessel on; OF danger 'ney
turned IN and ha comfortable rest and II Ht itoFn
ing they found themselves high snc dfy oai o. "Asf
The vessel IS burt IL the least she has cargo o.
so,.e t:, tons OF merchandise-all safe Hsd TIE Gap
ain attempted weather the Storr ne would 69aoi
les have been driven ashore above and pEooso-y oeea
complete wreck
From, The OsSeso Daily Advertiser. Nov. -
r,rrgrR PARTICULARS or TIE GAIy-Ihe
yissopr; wrecked near tie Gen.see RiTer. had I've
in her hold on Saturday afternoon 1000 on
have been taken from her and brought into tbs
port ,vos.s,, VII uroys a total loss. Twas
Il !. =, Rochester on Saturday inst there Were
srS,een yssseis ashore beteea the mouth Of me Gene
From the syracuse Daily stas SOg ,, "a s.-i,
( So, no-,ins and continued without IatesIrss'o n
yesterday bas S.v The ground well coveEet IN al
S dsops sad were it frozen underneath me se'saihs
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