New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

The storm pesseo down tie + ct RIVER, sweeping
srourd H-re;s Pcirt with rrress be fury, AID tore
ou. the wes; eni Of Bailey Fsruish Factory Fortd-
rs'ey cf tie soik nen In tee bu1irg were huTt
PsssiDg or it struck fol the brC sdsce OF TIE
clsss msrUfsctory, cvmbng tie END toward TIA
f-s' RIsg 10 stOIs. The part blown do~u was 100
iet ,ug BY 81 VIDE, al two tones high Il was d.
,ided ,utc psoaiT. Ioor, g'sss-cli-,cg cm. sod
machine shop. About trety FIVE persons were en-
paved L re seytrsl depsTtueSts e. the tins. Tue
bulldog ieled - sucdenly thSt oily % these
so 10 escsp- tie otbcr, were AL buried in tie
ru;.s. The work of dsstruoaion cou.o;ets
SIS / wss iLstArtanetp.-rot brick remain
ins IL its p.soe, the WHO'S faiisg d., as
dough had been built u cards. No doubt the attire
structure vculd have fallen 6u fo ias support sJr3
ed by TIE ls5ge chimney sni the &, gplr extension.
TIE stnebs snd groans OF tie wounded AMI dyiag
isrg high above the rose Of the storm drew hucGrsds
Of people TO tie sPot snl the work of sx'ricaioa wss
puzzled forward with VIgor. I, was easy task, how
ever, a. tie excitement rd confusion Of the momeot
20 the thousands Ct bricks AID tuns OF timber
from under which tire suf,gers euppics;ngtOr
sistsnce.
In SIS short tine as possible he rubbish cleared
of Their the beams and foor timbsrs wers forced up
with levers and one by one, the desd and icj lrsd
were taken out Mr. Bernard S;ane the father Of the
pr. p'ietor shout e. years old, found dssi
lie had been in the oouLtiOs room with ths clerk
mon 1t before the building til, and started FOX of
lie workshops, when lie MAS crushed by falling
beam. Ills son the owner Of the establishment. had
narrow escspe having just LETT the bridegroom TO
repair a window hich the VIVID had blown on. al the
other END OF the building.
Ellen WEIGH, a woman about 30 years of age, WAS
t-utd under pie Of looriog, and rescued. She Is
very much bruised sbort tie head, hips aid shoulders
but is rot thought to be cergerouslS il Gred Edward
SaeIy, sgee 81, Jthsi of the wounded. lie is
very much bruised about the body but viii recover.
james Harvey, sgsd 49, was taken out suffering from
severe internal injury. Mary Ann Mcclure, grl of
IS, is sso hurt int nauy, but how much could not
tie Gsoertsinet. Mr. Toomas Mehsp, the book
keeper was the last person taken out alive.
lie ssys tact be had not ced that the building
was very stsky for some time, the engine j.rrng il
very urplesssntly When the storm came on it
slammed shutter against the countlng-room window,
breaking several panes Of gass. He shut the wndoS,
ard, returning to h's desk remarked to old Mr. Sane
thst il was a severe storm Toe old man then went
cut to oversee some work. Soon after, Mr..
Mehsn saw a piece of plaster fal, and no
ticed that the building was unusually shsky.
1t flashed upon his mind that it WAS about to
foil ard he sprsrg to the wiudoT overlooking
the wokrooms TO warn tie people to fly for their lives.
lie does rot know whether he spoke noti the oper-
stves however, cay they heard him shout, when the
whole fabric fell a. If by msSc, and he foani hinset
doubled up with bis chin between his knees, large
beam his hils another across his shoulders. anu
crest pile Of rubbish him. lie retained his con-
sciousness throughout, although severely bruised on
the ad and body ard spnt"r he'd pierced his thigh
to the bone. lie cried for assistance, but could not
make himself heard for some tiue, SID suffered
greatly from people walking over the timbers under
which be vas lying. Tbos. Gil, the engineer, was
take L out last. He was quite dead. Mr. Gdl WAS
single man. about - years old. The names above
given comprise all who were killed hut severely
the ether irmstes provientislly escaped with few
scratches.
Mr. J. Leonard tho person who got out Of tho build
ing unscathed says that he ws gorg down stare when
he saw tie walls bend door burst open and the an
gDeer run to shut it, Mr. Leonard told him - let the
door go std fly for his lite, the same time esPeaker
sprapg through the door, narrowly escaping from the
fsiI e walls; his companion was crushed. The lfJmei
people we've taken home aud promptly afforded by the
physicians of the place. d.. Brady Of Wiliansburgh
went over TO render Assistance il necessary a. funor
had fled the number Of killed and injured tsenty-
fold.
The Glass Works are very eNonsive turning out
half million dollars worth Of wares q year. VIZ.
Slane estimates bis lo,s at $40 geo. IL ia doubtful II
ts disaster would have t4ken pace hsi the building
boon contributed ~iiA ofdina,y reSanl for safety
Eghi-inlh brick walls with seud for mortar, are not
cscusted to stand much bUffsiog from the elements.
An irqusst wss held during the evening, AID the
Jury found hat lie deceased died BY the visitation Of
God although tue Jury were of opinion that tho build
ing YVES rot strong enough.
Several other buildings in the vicinity were unrooi'l
ard sustained considerable damage, ard tlree boys
were il jured 10 GreeDpont By the falling Of fence.
From AnCthsr RspJrer
Yesterday aferroon q most terrific storm OF wind,
accompanied with heavy rain passed over Gree0poin!