The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-22
ETERICANE


Tas storm was 1srrisis severe n New Fark and "
,ir.irr Oh Thursday night ths eiha uliaHlz-s c1
mr. On 10 bgw hurricane, and eaHnlEd 15 lhIa=-
aar night During me nigh. 1hz raln 7auraa dgwn n
---ns and aided Lhs uIn5 il Ii work ui destruction
There were frequent showers Curing TIE forenoon
ersnt amount u iianlans ms been dona IN the e7y
and vicinity; general sweep d awnings, chimney
f1rK. and trees was made ana InuGh INJURY GONE
ts shipping tT the TOSSING d Tie ME and ha FioiaH1
fa-rs u TIE wind
Frcn long catalogue u disasters Recorded in the
y1ausrs, We select the following
.Sssan5oa T7sshsa- The sasarnbga1 A. 4 Schulz
lz tins ctr Thursday ailernoon far Cedar Grove
When the Eais came on she parted her fastz ana wsnl
ashore broad SIDE 81 the beach She had on board Al
1fs 1lne she went ashore aba1 40 passengers consist
irlE mostly q women and children Al saved II
1as great ear1ians Of ls inhabitants, wha haa . g
II. 10 their nsuks IN the surf to got them Of the wreck
The dock al Cedar Grove was also carried away ty
the gale.
Grsu PERI N SEC The steamer Penobsc1d started
Thursday f0r Phadelptia, Via Cape May having on
bsard 50 o. 50 passengers she was abom 50 nalies
from New York when The gale came IN The wind very
soon blew hurricane and the greatest CONSERVATION
prevailed among the passengers and crew For zsTr
4 hours the boat was expected mornauFary 60 down,
in which ease moi person c1d have been saved; bar
BY dint d careful management she finally reach this
CITY al safe al 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
lStsaa.5sa Ashg-s. The nsw steamboat ChinEarora,
plying between This City and Keypor-s went ashore
during the gale near the latter place. She If sad 70 II
living high and dry.
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Il about her usual time. The Knickerbolkar came IN
safe, but late She saw vessels ashore
The 457o1r Aground. The steamboat Arrow, lying
al the dock al Nyack, was blown from iastenings and
ws1t ashore a LITTLE above Nyack, where she Is in
ha3 position among the rocks.
Fsssezs Ashmt ii QuarGnttne- The prize ship Mar
tina from The coast If Africa dragged her anchors and
went ashore yesterday morning about O'Clock, the
beach above the Public Stone Wharf.
The British ship Ellen, dragged her anchors and
went ashore below the steamboat anding Quarantine
Vessels n the Hook wo vessels, brig ami schoon-
er. are ashore at Sandy Hook
Two vessels are reported ashore On the south SIDE Of
Staten Island
The ship Guy Mannering, bound 10 his port Ii
ashore outside Of the Hook.
FesseEs IN Tia Sound number Of small VESSELS are
believed 70 be ashore the nol1h q a- s-no
One ship zqas dismasled
The usra@sI~zsTsz1-1 I5r rhe last thirty wears q
This SEASON.
Grips Destroyed. Immense damage has been done 1,
crops and trses. The corn generally Is Frosrra-tsd.
oats. rye and wheat are badly injured. Frui1 t-aa
suffered badly.
ThaPGrk In the Park several Of the larger Tree.
have yielded 70 the force Of the wind Two Of then
are split lhropgh the centre Of the truk, from ths
crotch 70 Inc ground large sycamore il broken Of
about iorH isei above the pavement
Washington Square Is perfect wreck Of trees: iou
OF five are uprooted or broken Of. and the whoi.
ground Is covered with limbs and leaves.
Houses 5lgwa Dolpa- A house nearly finished some.
where in the vicinity II Foraieth-zt was blown down
Two Or three unfinished three story brick building.
were bown down in Second-arenue Also one IN Tlir.
ty-ssoond-st-
TasgrGps. All the lines Of telegraph wires running
from the CRY were broken, and DO dispatches were re-
ceiFed during the day
Dv01rne2- A middIe-aasa man al Whitehall. walk
Cd overheard the corner Of the pier His cries were
heard bH the wind was blowing 50 hard, no assistance
could be rendered
man Has found drowned a Tire f1o ri Toveat.rust.
Robera Msceg EEL overheard from ship Fl1riuser,
aud was droHhed-