New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

THE SroRA-SuFTERIsGs on TIE IIUDses Rpss-
Tho Hudson River. which wss supposed TO be eyes
for the seasoD quickly cosed again last week, during
the great and the ferry boats ut Albany, udson
Poughkeeprie, and Newburgh, obliged 70 die
con,ipus their trips. The steamboat Hero, Of The
Merrhsnts line endeavored TO weather the storm Ou,
hemn ed in by the ice opposite Caseion village,
and thDs tie passengers. Of whom there were abous
100 Oh board, found themselves on awakening %
Thursday mornng. The engineer, observing that Ne
was forming about his ves-el mad kept the wheels -
motion, ard thus broken the ice ior space Of twenty
feet surrounding tie craft, aud b-, obd Was 9 b.h
extending to the shore. The villagers sPpIoa;het
with pl.IIks and roI e., LADDERS aud roles, ready 70
render sp,h they could; but Ill to pur
pose. The oIering between the Villagers and tss
steamer cboked with broken aid trescberoas ice
over which dare attempt Ia psss, ana the eao7
70 reach The boat was therefore abandoned.
La the tim. the Passengers Our account eomes
from the hps Of one Of The number lad been many
hours v tout food. Meals are n" Supplied on This
boat. Lgfe in The form they iudun'd thr steward
10 provide such breakfas, ~ be could which be lid
BY cntIipg up pork cuccass that hal been zen, fru
Albany ss freight they had coffee 10 bread, no
thing but pork. For this they paid seyerslly hity
ceuts. And here 'eue thai would reen fabs
lbus were Il no, TINT u comes fro,p the ls az one Of
tie W men who Witnessed il. There were n paDees
of schoo children ABOARD, who had been CT on w.
cation viii their pares. Exlectingto ma hoo's
In The morning they had taken no more MONEY ara
were unable To pay the fee demanded for meats, and
were rco'du gy permitted 10 look liaginsiy toSsre
the tables. but pntaks II the ioodt er-on Ibey
he'd noting eat from "Wednesday hight an'il Friday
afternoon when rbe lie having formed b. the steamers
aides, the captive Passengers ware liberated. .
Dung ( is time t!. LAplaia had hidden himsen,
and WA. nowhere 20 be- until as they were s6oas
60 leave the Vu aepgers assembled on de- IN nn pdis-
naou meeting, ana summoned him into heir presence
The passengers Were handsomely received on SURE
when at ilsT Friday aftern on they were able 70
leave the boat which uIde. taAiog its,li was one ~
great hazard, and la which several women broke
ib,onch the ice AMI were ith diRealty Rescued frm
a y.r.ry grave Reaching st,iin on the lludr"o
liver Railroad, wet, furnishing, and mny OF tb-~
they stated their care the Ii keiM sier,
sud IN Al gentleman parsed them through. They Ar
rived in this city about II O'clock on Friday night.
MIssISG.-Dsniel Kelly ag,d A years Qri'hl hss
With velvet oar blue bod with velvet oilr velvet
DARK vaLts sud boots brow cloth cap Win pl'h n0i i'
top WITH rd psnt Tie wesh,i about TO- pounds 80
nehss bgh wore ~hsAets 1d.. IN. cam
h.r heh AID .hsly gray Re a; ~. @ aS o CO, ', .,,.s
iAasnc. Of bquor bat usually .ie,dy sns
dustious man. Any inpaiin ,et at NJ 70 sA'n NeSSa
viii b- tnant fully rrc.i,,I By his shieisd faulty
SERIOUSLY SrAsBEO.-rhonas pougherty, a yonns
u Of ~s o1 ss.y III; ws SsGn .on o. No g
C.nrs .trv,. Il va, cha ssd thai dats aqa~isi % , S
cured between no youns men, Ds.Sni isiains woaas
, %sa ~ eaSs sa, qed TIE s A.
being twice STUCK by the CONF al az ns ,,Sa :"
$40. hail i ~ sua, 81 coo to AIS" ef 'Ao o"Ns'
- MI oro or Schrmer yesterday heie
an g29 Nih .se5Sr 1 fs u . ine ani
Cahl ~ lie ascending the starr a hi 10 idsaee n-.ss
his ons ,,rji,t ~ aocidsssa! asah "ss rendered
~ irxx>eyk Mas DRowNEb.-An iulnest was
By Cororsr seifaag npon The BODY o. a. On
rst X on slurdy Aierooor Ing deeraAsi Ta. 49,
SsT,ly shout 40 yea. % age Ns ~ nS' , us
bsd drc-4s~d upp, srd to have been sEosiaker'
Os,ast Of death from drowning was resdsred