New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

! f'@'hce OF the Storm the sl,op Ore
80 VI "uuit'o'n Point CoDn. Csp,sin H. Tsber
D." "' Hhg az the end Of Pier No a Eig
h''r "as run no by the tug Lsvi.ban .i,s ,,b
ioree.as 70 sph her stern, carry a.s, be,
cu' her ioose from Der mcriDgs TIL CAPTAIN and cr
"Do were below, suoced.d 10 getting On sbor- The xo
'ettes became eniaDg ged sod ,.isd ;n,o ,ba s,,s.
'Ie uie mast was carried away by . sou.l o, r;na
'"e N'a'h-h a. winch was much damaged sucessi. d in
loving The iloop TO the foot OF si1,hs Wl-sn,.bn,b
"hTe 'fe was made fast TO tba dock sb.
about COO barrels of white corp for Fous.si. V.n-,
20 The vessei hsd flied with wser and is tot. re,.
Lots oo verse and ca go about g. COO
LIGHTER cAPsiz,p
Last ev,nirP. during the tnuncer storm the lyb.a,
Vho while attempting 10 gain the dock at the foot Of Non
lsgUet Biookyn wb her sails set WA capszed By the
force Of the .nd and The Captain ia charge va. drooad
lie two hands on board comprised the crs~ .,y.d
fhemstIva by swimmng ashore TOE ve-sel vas los4ad
"Hh uo'ssses which she bringing to Foros whsrf
from the AtsDic Dock
STORM os THE LAND
The heaviest Of the pasted he lower Dor
portion Of the CRY the Bay staten Island We do not
besr OF any serious damage in Bay occurred
ob The coast We cannot the Sanoy Hook Telegraph
Has Dot in working order he lish niDg having taken fu
possession the wires 1t is hosever scarcely proba1e
that anything serious the wind was of shore
AT Staten Island the gale was very strong as viii bs
by the following
PARK
large Lumber of persons VINO ven, out upon the r)sd
sought refuge at Elm Park approach hs s,rm
and about 'weny five horses and wagons sheltered
beneath the large shed at this place The here was
ualy sever', ard The snd blew perfect hurricane
tearing up trees and doing much ether damage rhe
long she'd beneath which the horses and vehicles
sled in its fall, came with violence upon the wsg
ODE and ctiseec ma-bpg several Of them but strange
TO ray rot oOe OF the hor,es found to be in
The least jured Upon tie demolt ton of the vehicle. the
boIses became free from Their traces and ran ia vrous
directions about the fields testing to the utn,s, the eier
tois Of their respective owners to them One Of
the boftrs received cut upon the head BY the
filling Of the shed The wound dressed By Dr. Derby
Of the New York Hospital who chaDced to be present
THE STORM On LONG ISLAND
AT various pieces on Long Island the vicinity OF New
YORK, the storm ragged furousy Several We learn
unroo'td and much damage done to the trees &c
The shower of hal for tine very grea, and hail
stones as large as hickory nuts VT picked up
We could Lot lfarn OF any psrson sustaining injury
ErFEcT TUE LIGHTNING.
During the thunder shower the Unvsrsa-t Church cor
D'r OF Clarke st and Munroe psce struck by light
ming and the Spre somewhat shattered The damage
is Lot great however.
STORM IN CITY.
The City comploey deluged As usual the CELLARS
10 be low grounds overlooked and scores of dweers
therein were oblg' 10 fee for their lives
The drsins entirely too small TO carry off the /
water and for ha hour the streets resemb ed raging
rivsrs They thoroughly cleaned however and will
look 10 day though Genn ID gone them
Flags and aw nDgs were blown away and considerable,
damage was done 10 the wa Is Of buildings.
IFTECTs OF TIE LIGHTSISG-HoUsEs STRUCK
We heard that house somewhere the Crystal Pal
ace struck with ightaing but could not verify the
rumor
1t also reported that a millinery n Division st.
Chatham struck with lightning without damage
10 the inmates
The lightning at the frpt fash ran along the wires
fsdiDg into the Fourth Ward Station House and
p'oded there with loud report No one was hurt The
working apparatus this s,ion hsd not been completed
THE STORM IN JERSEY CITY.
gust Of wind struck the Custom House at the Cunsrd
herf durg the squa snd tore off the roof-roing up
lie tn teaIae up roof boards aud l4ndae them
,eiher with some of the rafers, the ground ami
he'd in the ciDy The goods in the Custom House thus
Sposed to the storm were considerable injured The
iamaee building is less than $500 II sub
sDal brick building three stories high and 100 feet IN
eDgth by As in width The greater portion of the building
las been built within yesr.
shed about 100 feet in length, the premises Of the
Adirondack Steel Works, blown fnort distance and
ano I'd in the Morris Canal
A machine shop. building by the New York and Erie
iaroad Co. and not yet fnished, situated just wsst of
3ergD Hill about three miles from the depot in Jersey
yity was blown dowp by the gale of wind
number Of trees upiurDed, telegraph poles were
ros;rat,d and some other slight damage was dooe ou,
We heard Of no loss of life jersey City its vicinity in
Consequence of the storm
Jus, before the lighter lying at the wharf
pposiie the depot of the Paterson Railroad al ocok
est,rdsy afternoon dschaeing of rairosd iron,
hep il was capsized in consequence OF the load being
akt from one sce of the deck Some Of the iron fell
verboard Gerry ing of the hand with 10 the bottom
lis body was searched for but could not be found
THE STORM NEWARK.
brick chimney stack about 20 feet high belong ns to
10 Maleabe Iron Works the Market st Depot, New
k was blown down and crushed small building in its
ILL., No one was injured
THE STORM IN OTHER PLACES.
In consequence OF the suspension of telegraph comnu
caon we are without advces of the effects OF the storm
other places.