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

snite timber, were split ard scattered in al directions.
Trees sso up rooted bat hsve h-as Of o,Ass
0''' or THE ERIE RAILRoD
The rain and hail storm visited the towns The Erie
Railroad, buS pssst nsers report 70 serious iajarS
At Fermout the storm cu'inaef wth great vicIsn,e
during .s. night Tbe sesmboa, Erie belonging 20 the
RsiroadC CcIspapy and the steamboat srrow lying
al the wbsrves darrg tie gale Their decks sever
AT PHlLADELpNtt
Several houses strrck hy ighring bet there was
TO loss Of life Daring tie sorm ball OF electric hre
struck the pavement IN te yiciaiy Of fh and Whsroa
slotr, the Sidewalk & G,'taRcs SO hly Yards
then ascende,i, Snd dssn tcNn waes III sypo}ed
al passed smd m, riaas IT sparks psn'sl Jones
who short distance from the lace shers t nrss
struck was blinded ior moment ou tscapei dllllsr
A. yesterday tn Thermometer stood Al u degrees
tHfr degrees collier thsn 81 the same har- ycser
day White Pants rhnrsdsy, sud ies Sni ovsrcoa's
Yesterday
During the hight Of the storm ne Lightning srack tA.
brick tower Il The large factory II Wm u -sim,ln
Sors at the nor'ha n, corner Of Cherry sRi Fifth ses
The brick work fo.msg . the tares the Sorte
east oorrsr a. the tow, dsFieed sad throSn mo
TIE yard Tie fui sFGesrs t. have a,seo led Tue tgsr
hut short distance. wher glsnced u aoi snerat tsS
second story vndoS Of detached hrcA oahfnS us.t "
an engine room aDd machine shop The conteafs III ID,
apa.e rt OF the second sOo OF ds bgaah OF tae fac
tory were set Oh 6re ami burned wia coatersbs ury
fer some time The loss viii exceed g. 200 or 81 800
The plsces o. amusement throa. hout the city
very thnly ATTENDED and several lectures and simiwsn
tertsinwents announced 10 tlAe place. S'e po,p IN
Consequence of the absence OF the skeleton Of
audience parirg the hight # the storm nNny Dt the
streeswerc so COM letely aooded with water h, boats
would have been more appropriate mean. Of conveyance
thar arv vehicle wheeis
family cf i've persons, dius IL Jetsrscn South
wark We're sngulagly affected with sevete psins Ia 'hir
breast az the uomeut vivid dash # lightning cccn red
The inmates in different pats Of the house the time
! of the shock
About duck little hoy was besting an iron hoepeu
the pavement in the nei hborhood Of Christian and So
oond s;s a flash Of lightning struck ami bent Il, aud
threw il half way s. the street.
No lives were ostdGring ihs elemental strife.
AT BALTIMORE
From The Baltimore PARROT ct Thursday evening .
VIoIENT TBusp1R--GUsr AsO Han SroRN--frs
KUd tg Licir Hg-One of the most violent storm, OF
wind rain hail thunder and lightning, tha, has red
in this latitude for series Of years visited Us yesterday
afternoon. The wind almost blew surrlcsne with
heavy rain aud large quantity Of hail some OF tae hn
being exceedingly large During the hight of Ia storm
the workmen engaged the ship Canvas Back, now
In the construction in the ship ysrd Of h'ss
Abrsms \ Ashcra compelled O. take sh liter iier
her bottom in order be protected from the drenchng ala
While there the Lightning struck the manma.t greatly
shs.tsrrg the and doing considerable dana ~ -
other ro,on OF the vessel The fad plsei among the
vorhm.p and instantly killed Henry Wiiis cOlored
cauler Some other. prostrated and two OF th5m
were affected that il was some tine before they we're
rendered conscious by the application OF cold water iie
lightning Also struck the ship Lebsnon loading for Lyer
POOL Henderson wharf the ilud taking effect on tie
ioremast But slight dsmsge done Many personsin
tie immediate neghborhocd were almost paralyzed aud
''''' A"O'A'' O'" Ar WORCESTER
The DAILY Transcript says tha' the cl'ucs waeh passed
over that city heavily charged with 1rclfelty.
which wss discharged with terrible explosions, prcdicS
serious damage TO property in that vicinity.
The house and barn of Mass1n Eaton in Holden were
set on fire by the ligL,nn. sud consumed Thoy were
insured
barn owrod by Austin and B,oiel Pa'uam wac set on
fire during tee storm, and with is entire contsnti-n-
Guiding one yoke of an hs. ws-Sas c-nsu ned
1he barn Of Mrs. Harriet Newha in Leicester. with
the contents In which three COWS. was burnt The
house also considerably dam ged by both mr. ali
water
AT SING SING. sc
AT Sing Sing, n ack sud Hayessras no serious dam
ege sustained
ON TIE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
The storm prevailed all u.ag the line II the roaf' but
no damage j. known.
TIE AUaag Joaraql ~ last evening SAYS thst the 70
cent heavy rains already being let hers Ihsre
",ronc fresho In the river ani The dock sni Ter 'lb
merged During the morning th. water ha. r-en Al is
rate of inch 6n hour aGd rapidly reaching tne
first floor OF the warehouses the dock. No damage
will probably bo doue to property but % the Canals
"ust about ops ming much uconYouen'e Anddelll 10 no
"shipmeni OF property will accrue ir,p he hooi
The AlbdnV atlas of last ening staes thai the recent
rains have swOlen the river beyond the ooDnnes Ol tho
piers and docks and the latter oyerowet TO the ieph
Of several feet The oeliers too u the store, in tho
vicinity are flooded and mere busy hoising their
roodo alOh 1h afternoon the water was at least foot
deem on The frt floor. Of Of the stores and still
rsrg Wire not for tie wind prevailing the HOOD
would reach former high water marks
ON LONG ISLAND SOUND
The steamboat Iay State from Boston encountered the
Gale of Point judith but she rode out Of It In safety Tho
Sreber was yer, thick but she arrived about clock
IBy T.isu,ehi
AT BOSTON
Bor,s Friday April %, 1884
cold nor ID east rain storm has prevailed here since
thare ind atoms of