New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29

and lron Company =, Mott Hive, were pr1strssef < :
ing horse and demOIishing the farnaees
srv-a workmen Rad nNSo~ escape hsvias ou a
unuis or tro previously left the building rsp,r the
rco o, sno i-r shch le4king Less es'i nsted at
$1,000 or e 90 Aa observatory this place also
Frustrated ID damage amounting to $500 or 500. done
ioJ L Motts ron fundry The large mschins shop st
Port Morris vas struck b, ghhing sso the high eAa,
rey lnJs Rubber COnp.nys works Al HWem tbs
brakS 5iess Ia dOWL u e Of adjoining
Tie Bslgsr Cnurch. isrse f;sne building 81 by 70
f,st tae # One danlr d snd T~sOtyssvsasa
s. snd tifh sv shch b.og rsi.ed Vas bs va down
Dsnsge sbou $50 O. 500
hrs- s.or, frame building. uninish ID. on 0os Han
6red &c rseut hs. hear Second av. belonging 10 Nr
n. o>0s. was completely den,lshed There we're 6Se
persons in TINS building, sho rarOsy escaped ~h Their
lives 4 them Jumping RON ,ae ond story window
iIto the s,rset wbila til wells were falling.
frsme building One aauirsd aad Nins'eeu'h St
pear First av was blown down
TIRE uDfn had blics baudnss on One Hundred snd
Twenty fifth - nesr Tenth az w.re blown down.
large chimney on the College Of Christian Brothers
vss tlcwn of
seve,a buii,u. on Lawrence st. Minhst,snyile,
blosusf
IT, chimney Of Warwicks geld refnsry At Hsslen
blown oYwn, falling upon and crushing tue roof
Tie house OF Mr. Batch lor one Hundred and
IWtIflt IN 81. Ldl Ns chlnheN OioNN Gown
Psr O. the roof of he Presbyterian Church Nanha,
tsIyil. wac blown oil.
Ttet On tn roof of the hous. of lr Armstrong Man
hsuenvie. torn eff
large umber OF telegraph poles liberty poles trees
&c IL the neighboFhood OF Harlem aud Msnhainyille,
wfre prostrs,sd
Psrt OF ciunes on the new wash house Black wells
Islerd was blown GoWa
THI ERICssoy
The Ericsson remairs in the position, perfectly
srsi2ht vh bar upper dees jus' urdeF water one or
tsO stnel SIC nerssre employed about her
Those N board OF hel muca pleased with TIE rs
suit Of ths dsys experiment The, rsparl that she made
tive revolutions per minute during her rip snd attained
sp'6d Of about eleven pee hour The parry wers
in the cabin sOrout ded with al the requirements OF so
cal enioy meIt and making oongrsulatory speeches.
when tey suddenly n,srrp.ed in ther e9loynalt
ard were compelled to flee the deck for safety in
quen,c o. her cspsizing.
Effects OF TIRE GALE
mis IKE has occurred in ieportpg tho cOlhsion be
two ne steamer L.vs,han .he soops Constitution
end Oregon rhs facts the Leyistssa was layiog at
the END OF pier No A. Eas; River Outside OF the schooner
Ale Day when ne bark Georges and the choouers aging
q, he psi below broke a6df and came up toto IL o
LevSihsp putting her jibboon uio the LIS wheel house
and .suyinc her ro the sioops In order correct An
lmp7es..ol Nli hss got abroad of csressGess the
OF Oi Tie steamer We make fls
cAPsiyISG uF THE IZARD
TIE We se which W. I sthe Paterson Railroad pier Just
prsviou to the storm Thursday evening h9 sOop
Itarc Capt Richsrd l. Collins who's. family reside AZ No
lOl Go ds Brooklyn Yesterday afternoon at low tide
bs ieg. w visible the water. but bis had aud
on arm he fast By the brs the railroad roo which
fell upon bin His body could not be taken out.
AT BROOKLYN.
The dams by the storm Thursday evening in Brook
'yr ha ca Al
jured. bot 10 lives lost on shore The American
candle manufaetoy the foot Of Dikemanss Red Hook
Point. was greatly damaged by th0 force Of the ee
m.nts. The building "a of brick and three stories In
hight and the root AMI upper story was blown OF Inc
ro0 carried distance Of 100 feet and lodged upon
the top of another building occupied a boiler manu
factory the roof OF which broken In nom the exoes
rive weight thus brought upon t. About thirty were
a. work H. the candle actorS hen the accident occurred
two Of whom susaised severe iaigne. The name Of
oEei james Hughes ahO had ois skull fractured and
John nullsit "no sustalD> facsure u the iw The
demege t. zoe sanG@ works ia estDaed at $4,000 or
tI3gVV ihe l". Of the buding Of the National Oh
90 in me ~ nediae vicinity suffered severely from the
hyinQ iDIprb
MI er stoe. Of three unfinished brick buildings
tic colrtf Of Ragryeast and Hamilton ay. were like
wise carried awey. They nre owned BY DR. ,. T. Town
send
ST Johns Church on the corner of Washington ami
OhusOlsts slightly damaged from the same cause.
The stables of Hustled y Kendall stage propietors, in
Flushing av, were uurOofed but fortunately other
damage resulted thefefrom.
derrick shove the Fnlion ferry struck by light
u1g and completely shivered
number Of fences were tom down, aud several trees
were uprOOtfG IN various parts ~ the city.
Al WILLIAMSON RGH
The roof Of new building at the of FRANKLIN aud
Its H. Green Point was blowu OF by the gale on
Ihur'day evening
.. ,ucu,i,y CT boetis a; he lumber yard o. ": II Cox
& Co al the place were also scattered in every
AT JERSEY CITY.
The injury done il Jersey City given ia edition
ofV
damage 10 the Custom House at the Clns dock. by
being IN ooiet under estimated II will probably
exceed $1,000. Capt. Rodgers caused the gods 10 DO
promptly removed from their exposure to the rain by
wh % means the Anticipated damage 10 them was In
great prsyenieo. "5kmen commenced yssler-
day to repsir the damags . tho roof OF the building
AT NEWARK.
The DAILY Adgsrtiser seysi
in this city many Of dsma.e by the wind a's
rspoed Tie ind cough. the tin roof Of four story
brick building No 80 Broad ST., which il rolled up and
thew into the street together with large quantity Of
timber No one happened to DO underneath Two chin.
peys pTosTsted and stone Of twenty pounds wsgh.
from them fell throus n iLto Light into the stors
Ci Eagles Co door and broke counter in rag
mepts tbout il uriDg cutter 90 standing by t.
The boiler house and chimney 20 ieet hgn beiosgns
u hsssEs ID d Lyon CO on re IL Avenue wac
blown down an portion Of the side Of the factory
va. blown H. slgbtly InjuTDg one OF the Torkmen Mr.
sf the engineer caught beneath she falling bricks
and seriously injured but is exPeesed thNt ne Tin 90
cover hr Lyons state that there appeared to be
two whirlrinds coming angle from the ) Z and
they met directly at the chimney whiea taey wnrisd
soqhd a 'hfe~ r~oi kn Ma1,. 5ndin. Il. 1,a and
Broad carried to the opposite sids Of the street
and edged in the Park house in process OF erection at
No. Il Congress st. was thrown down. The roof was 4
tax Ell of from house Of Bridge and Broad .ts
large tree IL front OF No 81 Brosdst torn up by
the roots Three dwelling houses ia Jooes st on The bill
ard Clio house the South Orangs av. were blown
down A new house recently built BY Mr. Wm RANKIN
gss blown six feet fIom the plumb. Two horses with
gon loaded with caboys were blown into she canal sad
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