The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23


are number Of others, Of large size standing dires y q
the ecges Of the bapka both sides Of the svenus.
which must down. the earth bsneAth eAsr
roots continually falling away and some accident may
attend their fall, If they Loo ked to in time
The steamer Thomas Hunt fer Perth Amooy, en- hsr
three O'Clock trip when of pier No North river, part
ed her port chain d.fted BY the fosos N
the wind afoul of schooner, known, whish
carried away most of the upperworks the ssrb ,ara
size, forward Of ,he whselhouse part 0, the schoe
era jbboom, bowspIit and heae gear left bosxx
the ste Anboat
propeller plying between Albany ard Phi AdeFkla.
VIXEN passing up the hins ,eed to anchor four
bsTaes which she had In tow, and they aftrvAras
driven up on the meadows, high and dry.
The propeller Ee. Psyson, Wescot, Of and from Now
ark for New York, In ballast, lahore Monday
ore T. NJ, On the rocks opposite New Big a.on. She
bigsc ard is full Of water.
The steamer Keypor up to the city ct 10 A. n.
yesterday and reports vessels ashore in RaritAn bsy
Tho steamer Hartford, arrived yesterday eftwnooa,
from Bridgeport reports hsvrg the British Ssh
Herald (be;ore reported) ashore a. rhrogg Point and
slrOp OF about forty tons name not known ashore
tie south point Of City Island. The sloop water
logged.
THE STORM IN WISCONSIN.
from the Daily Wise ansr Apr.l 1871
The storm saturday night eid great damage along
the line OF the Cleveland and Pitsburg Railroad, and n
killed. large number cf trees blown 6owl across
the railroad track, tstwsen Salem and Damascus, s.d
much Other dsEssse done.
THE STORM m NAgyLAND.
From the Baltimore American April %
For seye:al days prior TO yesterday there were incA
tioos Of approaching rain storm, and yesterday
in earnest Asn early hour in the m ,rning the
Wind changed to the north end about nine oelek tns
rain began and continued without cessation until late
hour last night Many cf tie streets almost iaAn
da,ed Before night the tas considers y ~olen.
Indicating that the general Tho rain ep
porture rs rendered much assistance in the Glazing
Ct the streets wtica had become dusty se disa
greeatle. We understand that in the mountain regms
there vaS quite ne&vy srow Storm On the Cssocs1
severe tnat the trains on the Baltimore and onio Rsr ii
had to slowly end cautiously the valley below.
In portions OF the county not very far distant oa
the c the rain acceptable as the crops were
sutfelg from drought. Fortunately the heavy snows a
the winter have ali disappeared and there is the sfss
the barometer rdioaed 2s-1s and still falling,
| giving promise Of a continuation Of the storm.
THE sroRx IN NEWARK, Nj.
From The Newark Advertiser, April 22l
The storm which has hesn raging since Satpya>,r
tnued to pour upon showers d rain N" rust a. .o
vi1d ,hro! sh tas night though vioenes was fort
ped round to the southe't and is evidently etruernr
ior mere paeihe point fha clouds also 6sv1ne
been sn.e~n 70 nuson new and then reveal bse
least that they wi be driven entirely out Of oSr
way portion Of tho root Of the jswelry estsbsdmsst
Palmer, Richardson, Co.. Of Green and Coaa-
a streets was blown of about O'Clock, and landed n
ths skes several trees uprootsd and limbs biow1
| of many others. fine willow tree on the corner a
Haley aud ws,en streets and another in waehington
st.set, just abovs the Bis School, up,ooAd hs
top large elm IN Washington PIX, or the corner &
An iron post Broad street. between Market and W.
ham, used TO fasten Swings, was snapped off,
THE STORM AT BOSTON AND VICINITY.
tFrom the Boston Times April 2ll
The norIheastsry storm of Saturday night aud 6m-
cay continued all day yesterday with increased fury,
4 PC WA in harh0 Int
hear oi no very serious naval damages.
In the city nun srous awnings have been stripped =
pieces small s'Rrs dsocated tree branches bio oil,
states and rckety chimnes precpitated into the
Some Custom House officers emerging from that ounA-
ing struck By large large syh. sdo1 rhoS xas so.s
| across the street frorl the blcck opposite
large wooden building on the extension o. AbaaV
street. ussd by Mr. Eysns contractor for filling the ds,
as ergne and tool house, was capszed into the doo
In the country the fruit trees have suffered osn-
siseraoy fences are prosIated in many places, and
serious. The streams high the meadows overAew.,
At Atsonerville a small uncccupied dwelling house On
Medford street the Ftchburg Railroad, tAkAn
eff its underpinning and rolled by Borcas ~
were playing at football
In Swampscott the spire of the Methodist Episcopal
chu,ch Ia progress OF erection, wss blown down. WITH
the stsgipg around it,
THE STORM AT SPRINGFIELD MASS.
From t. Republican, April %.
high northeast wind followed the heavy rain which
commenced Saturday night and drizzsd out MondaV.
sns ,r snd sy
new Congregational church st Indian Orohsrd village
which the carpenters had just completed their abors,
was veled TO the grounds LOGS to the contractors,
Swan Chaplin of this cy, Of some 81 600. This Is
severe blow to these young and worthy mechanics. Ts
high peaked root the rAsrs being each thirty fsse
long to total woth Of only forty feet One Of the points
metal reohngs Of the House oi Correction the western
railroad machine chop and Gsecnleat rayor's store
and mia hofO
| HIGH TIDE IN THE DKLAwARE-GooDs DAMAGED.
The Philadelphia A,emsng Journal of the 22d inst.
saysThe storm of yesterday great rise OF the
tiees In the Delaware. High wser occurred at ~
O'Clock this morning. when . number of the whsrvs
the foct Of vire srees overlooked, and
siderable damage done to merchandise the PIERS The
tide was one Of the highest known for many years. Al
the Lehigh Transportation Companys wharf, goods such
sugar, coffee, &C. suffered severely the loss amount
III probably to several thousand dollars.
GREAT FLOOD IN THE ALLEanASY.
The can Journal says hat the good people Of that
section ofcountry are just making the acquaintAaos
q about the "taest" water in the valley q
the Aneehsny. The river is eight ten feet too high
for good raf ing stsge and the water stu rising An
communication between that village and Portyills IA -
of boats The mail betweee OIean and Smithport
has not been through since the 18th inst From present.
appearances there will be the greatest food known
in this country The water rising at the rate e
about an inch hour With Indefinite supward taa,
dency."
FLOOD IN TINE GENEsEr RIVER.
The Genesee Democrat states thAt the river has bs
gradually rising, until 1t has attained extreme height
The flats below Generee overowed space two
miles bread and deep the water that 1t s dangs-
GUS for horses to attempt crossing anywhere except ct
Mount Morris. The mall Ia carried from Tfardans 70
Geneseo in skf, new species Of ''mail service"
| TEI.EGRAPHfC.
WHALING BARK LADY SUFFOLK prsMAsTED-A
SCHOONER ASHORE.
BosroN, April @, 1856.
The unknown bark reported of Duxbury IL the Lady
Suffolk of and for Beverly, with 500 bbs of OIL Durin
the gale the oremsst cut away which carried with
| it the maintopmast. She rides safe at anchor.
| An unknown schooner to capszs off GIouoes
yesterday afternoon the olinging the wrsk
assistance could be rendered on account Of the heavY
| sea.
FLOOD IN THE HUDSON.
AIpASr April q, 1855.