New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

The STORM The severe rain storm wi.icl! set in
On Tueedny morning aou1 ten o'cocl ooniuuod 81 H.
cot apatenont for over twenty-iOGr hours, G1i the
5nou Il Of rain that ftll within that TN IL auo,t be-
yoId calculation. At timer the r4iu qp3 lied
by high WIND Which did nsidereble d.mile lh0qt
the city Numhercss awnings Gcrc tom int shrcds
and a@rirc posts demolished I 40 lsrge trees in
Madison street were blown across DE cGTrrga :yIy
foJniDg serious obetructou. T. the Parks many
Trees d.spoed of proportions and heir
limbs scattered in every drectrn. HrndrcCs o. cel-
lars flooded with water from inches - three
f It ia de pih. In the lower part Of Greenwich ald
Washington streets everv cellar fisoo"d but We
have head Of ecrious damage being done - prop
clty -torsd therein.
During Tucscey night the wind blew violently rom
the south Cnst, compamed wrh a very high tide,
hui We have not learned of aDy damage being done
The shipping in port IN consequence. On Ier NJ.
East Rive quantity of -four left cXposcd to ths
was consd, rab damaged. Al QuaTnntre, the bark
Pride Of the Sea dragged ler aocbor AID gaot aijul
oi the ing Dclsfcld, carr yGS away her maia -cg,
aud chafiug her considerably. Several other vessels
Jagged their anchors, hut received TO DANA. 4
runbtr ~ ha,hln houses on tie souA @itc 81 = i7n
Island wero carried away by tho fore of thc H..
Yesteidas morning the ran poured n to-ren'-, and
the = reefs received thorough securing Dnrn9 the
dny tie suu one forth qui b. gh but toward night
the sky became ovcrcas: with clouds p1r'cnd1,
Continuation Ct the Storm. A hsh wind pfevs'l,d all
night Thee was a great change in the atmosphere,
and the n ercu,y last night stood .. ~ Til iol W.
ing il from M. Meia;n:
Tut WEATHER RAN c,mr1tnca' f4rirG On T Ia.
dsv n 10 m b foe m .,d rinA o'.t
ches ard thr,ywg bul 'e ms Of AZ ini o
rraia cf inch of h-s Hen here, uA - - AL i p,
eLty august seven nc1ts ard n'r y'i nd
redbs.
IN he G.e' twenty days Of the mouth TIN 'e arS'
he's rot "a len beoS sixty srtes noI rso "'oF
mum i,,- rs1 gel fis 81 e. co -sgres' -as 81
aud The thei dave he have been on y 8, 70
degrees sveias - ceress The mi'innns nave '-'fo
from ~ 10 II d. rrecs, averaging 81! desr-s .
The risNimu H. the st twent! taSs ~ AuEnst ~
reached gTscs; 1859 9l degrees B j. - 1safeeS o9
gess rbrs. s,e the oly sess Ia which IN" teurT-' 'Gr-.
The frs: weu'y dave n Areust bas eA % o. s''- "
de gees N eleven consecutive ye'rs. g..
In Sihe minimum the fT.t twenty days 10 Au,u' da
f4l below GO drsIees, ~ 80 oHcrsi 80 o.
ds'ees 1873. 70 desres'; la5 - =" Teesi ~ - ar1Te.
Tee greatest dfetIce was III lt' J! d - tn' J- '' "
The tsrarature of ,e pr 1norh u far this -on-
'-s',d ~h iha i the 'e" preceding yo.r 5ea,s So;
cornpq'ieJu 20 tbe temp 'use 80 . A. sir. 'iAn'
brooklyn Hghh Wo3'eslsy, Aug % 1885,
Tie passenger trains en- 'he Hudson River Rl.roa!
were detained several hours yesterday moroj"c a.
Rivtrdalc in consequence Of sn elaoankcent n thIt
place having been washed over thc track for a c'n-
sicerablc distance. The road "a. this point VA in
p sahe for the trains aod p.sseneen going or ;orios
were oba ed TO change oither side OF hs Oh
stIuc,ien. No accident occurred the brock wGs
olservtd at az esily hour BY the htgmer, AM the
trains stopped. The superintendent iorthwilh dis
r,tchcd posse Of mea to repair the bre * au Glen
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