The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-05
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THE sroax ON TIE HUDSON RIVER.

THE STORM ON THE HUDSON RIVER.
RoSDour, Dec. 4, 1854.
We visited yesterday and last night BY very
storm. Early in the evening especially it
moved very fast and blew perfect gale.
We have learned Of the following disasters on the
river this place. viz The steamer Adrian Meneely
sunk; the Troy is broken in two, and il tota.
There are also several other boats lost, the
names of which we have not been able to learn. Th>
barges Ohio Monroe and four Ave others ARE ashore
near Point Even. The barges, &C., were part Of tho
South Americas tow from Albany The deck loads of
some Of the boats and barges driven ashore We
have not heard of the loss Of any lives.
Snow fell here to the depth OF nine inches The wind
is now N. N. w., and is quite cold.
THE low STORM At ALBANY.
ALBANY, Dec 4, 1854.
The storm stil continues here, and the weather
getting very cold. Snow has now fallen without inter-
mission for thirty hours. No mails have arrived to-day
from any quarter
THE WEATHER IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Des. T. 1854
driving snow storm, which has continued without
abatement during the entire day put quietus ala
business transactions.
WRECKS AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, (O,,) Dec. 4 1850.
The schooner Omer, with cargo Of SALT went on the
west pier this morning, and win prove probably total
loss Efforts making to the crew, but thus far
without success The government hfeboat was wrecked
alongside.
The schooner Pearl ashore west Of the pier but WIN
probably be got of.
CIrnAsD-s O'Clock P. n.
The schooner Omar is now breaking mp. One Of her
crew. In attempting to get to the west pier dro wned
another saved by rope flung to him from the
pier. Captain Keech and Ave others sti board
of her. and the storm continues to rage with unabated
violence.
The brig Roscius end the schooner Monsoon have just
come in safely, driving in before the gale
The propeller Pangassst has started out TO try and
those remaining board Of the Omar On reach
ing her. two Of her crew. in attempting to jump aboard
Of the propeller fell into the water and drowned
Capt Watts of the steamer Ohio who had volunteered
go the propeller then jumped board the Omar
with rope when the propeller was driven of by the
violence Of the storm and Capt Watts left on board the
schooner.
The propeller subsequently made second attempt and
succeeded in rescuing Capt Watts and the remainder of
the crew Of the Omar.
The schooner Charles Crooks, from Oswego loaded
with salt, has just gone ashore at Breakwater The
saved but the and cargo are total loss
CIxvEAsD-o O'Clock P. n.
The gale Is now somewhat abatng but II IL stn tar
rife.
The schooners Sturgs and Virginia and the brig Mary
land are lost Their crew. were saved.
The schooner j. J. Johns Is ashore ct Grand rvR, and
all that wers on board Of her are lost.
The propeller Paugasset sunk In the sp from injuries
received in saving the OF the schooner Omar.
THE STORM IN THE xAsrwAAD.
Boston, Dec. 4, 1854
tremendous north least storm Of wind and rain assa
in this locality last night but the weather 4 pleasant
to-day The train from New York last night has not yet
arrived.
The damage in this city BY the gale was trins, being
mainly confined to awnings, signs, 10. One or two
chmmics were blown down. Some injury sustained
by the shipping in the harbor Tho ship Westward Ho
was badly chafed and the brig Mstanzas was driven
ashore a South Boston The brig Arabella lost her lib
BOOM and several ballast lighters were SUNK We have
heard nothing from the Capes yet
Ten or twelve vessels Of small size were sunk by the
gale last night but loss Of life has been reported
The mail train from Boston to New York left at eeht
O'Clock last night and arrived at Worcester this morning.
where it was detained by the
The morning train from Worcester arrived here two
hours late, drawn by two engines.
In Fitchburg has fallen to the depth OF fifteen
inches, in Lowell eight inches. Telegraph communica-
Is broken Mort. and East.
SPRrSoTxID, Dec. A. 1864.
The fap Of snow here has been very hsavy-At least