New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
THE WIND STORM

We continue 10 receive from all parts Of New England
ard Eastern New York accounts of the gale Of
Saturday They DO not however possess suieen variety
TO warrant printing ct length Houses unIooed, barns
blown down trees torn up and fences Frustrated are the
leading items
The Cunard steamship Arabia now at her dock at East
Boston Was feared during the afternoon would carcen
on 10 the wharf or get adriit Inc poets on inc
whawere broken and she parted one or two cables bu
ives finally msoe safe to her fistenings
In WaliL6m the car house of tho Fitchburg Rairoad
Company, 20 feet in length was totally demolished
IL Ecbburg the large brick engine house belonging to
the Fit,hburg snd Worcester Railroad Company was
blown with tremendous crash portion OF tho brick
work stsying through the gas building adjoining com
Ileely demoahing the gasometer There was NJ person
in either building at the time.
In Pepperell a house in which nine persons was
blown down and singular to record not one of them was
In Ashland. new tbreestory frame building 60 by 40
feet net quite completed belonging to Leland Co, shoe
manufac, urers was leve-d to the ground.
On the Eastern Railroad tie cars could hardly make
face agnnN the wind, while portion of the Concord
Depot at Portsmouth, y H. was blown down and entirely
demolished.
In Springfield Mass, the gale carried of about half Of
the the immense depot in that city The cars had
Just lett the building for Hartford when the roof was
turned up and scattered about crushing the roofs OF one
or two restaurants in the neghboihood. This station
house is owned by the Western Railroad Conplny and
privileges in are leased to other companies The cars
from the North at the last accounts, had not arrived ia
consequence Of tho force of the wind blowing through
the Connecticut N8lley.
Al North Oxford about fourth part OF the roof OF the
Tlanix Mil was blown of and carried into the river
Tie oueraves were work in the mill a. the time, but
fortunately hurt though ell were more or less
At Hudson n Y the casting house attached to the Hui
son Iron Works a brick walled building with sheet iron
roof by 40 feet yielded to the immense pressure
Of the wind and toppled into complete mas Oh
rubs fortunately without injaring any person though
number were employed near it at the time The dam
eye caused is not heavy as the materials can be agan
erected Previous 10 this the entire southern half OF the
I'm fpO of he nd Railroad
completely Off leaving the boards as bare as when first
put up at about the time No lees than three other
buildings along the brow 0f the hill were unTooied and
Otherwise damaged.
PoRrLhsD, Isth-A violent gale, accompanied by rain
ard .leet commenced about II o'clock last night ms
morning il pleasant bu blows hard The dep3t ~
Tie Bath Junction about miles from here was blown
over or the track, but did not delay trains
BtNGoP. fs,h-A severe blow and snow storm com
This morning early II has flowed hard ell day,
eud tie roads badly dntted heatAer this evening
clear and frosty c.
raj chmneys were blown down, but not much damage
C,IArs. 1sth.-A severe gale and snow storm com
enced early this morning and il is still blowing gale
Jbe roads are blocked up with snow drifts. The mai for
the West started TO day, but returned beng uhao' ~
proceed. go
We have further details from Albany Troy, and vicinity
but they are not important
TIE GALE WEST.
re CLr,,qrH Heyald Ieth, says The wind which had
blown strongly all day yesterday at ebout ciock rap
dIv freshened u1tl il blew the most tremendous gaze
which has been felt here for years st ana gravel new
In deDse clouds, signs blew down. and d'ygoods boxes
danced cotlons upon the sidewalk;
rortisu OF tie tin roof upon the store Of Haywood
Woods & Co.. Water st. rolled up and part Of he roo
~ Cbitteudens livery stable carried away a. was
he caIle end Of small building River a. The lead
Wbieb crowned the ridge of Plymouth Church rolled
I'D as If it had been payer.
a. The evening trains came in, the waves made clean
breach over them and wonderful that Of the de-
Ut buildings or piers were H. Gred
Ih,s morning the body OF was found washed up
O. tie railroad pier He had evidently been in the water
for long tine, nearly ell his clothes and hair had
Eashsd Of
lie scLr Ohio which went out yesterday with loa Of
coal for SsDdusky succeeded in regsning this port With
tie oss Of Ter deck load Per Of which was thrown and
yrrt washed overheard.
Tie schr Buites viii went out yesterday ShL Tor q
cargOOf lumber i reported ashore near Avon foH O4I
II h hored she got into Black River.
The scow Mary Am is ashore just shove the west PIER