New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
THE STORM

u.st.r rigAyrVsV-TcrtL wEEcE ~ THE sTFAVER
ccpNOuoRE- on t,yO ISLAND SoUSD-ulE PAS
sgsasas AND cEEw sAyED-BUnDrNGs IN
EoO,Ep AND BLOWN uoVN-'UE RAILROADS
BlBRIc4rED BY Snow DRIFTS.
A heavy westerly wind ret IA on Thursday ai'eF-
neon accompanied by syGe snow storm. which lasted
unl o'clock During the might ue wind shifted around To
north west inctlsug 20 gale Yesterday dwng ue e'
Lre day wss clear and cold tie wind blowing very heavily
IRON tlo quarter causing very ow water in OUT ieis'
Tie low Yesterday mouins-u b.ns iouT rec,
below tto ow Nuier mark-tar navigation was very uHeH'
ga all ttt ,les oi thr ciil e-Iec.9u{ ' % M Ii ~ t
hoIh 1n. Wal ST. h.lles oo'c 1" zoe ''S oNs & &l ~" w.
efa Gefi ,ogi their slips aad Rue compelled 20
iuu Cor te nearest aud most col'"dant landing causing
much Ircouye'ecc 10 tle p->rlgs mere was very Aue
autro done o. ho slipping IN the HCror The bly was cn.
'ruiea hoIths h' tl' dochf. Nol, - ' '"i" s ,.
arrived up afe hour vast evening i> supposed tat
The steamer Commodore Of te Soucou line went ashore
carly Ioul yesterday noins 90 Horton Point and be.
souu b,ud to Sonugton with between 5 and 100 pa,sen
T. end ron',IeHog elahl.il q" .lsAL "nrn on oi't T.
nnsi IO4 o'clock when ot tornhaM Light ship. she
struck y tavy sea on her s'arDgard quarter throwing
sesrv On her beam ends Sic became urnarareah4 and
hos'ci 10 Che trough " e seq et The mercy OF le waves
tatkc-s wto cati aE1T clg,rl tire utmo. CONSERVATION
tmefF ber passengers b., to almost eNcors Of her officers
sac Isson ger she was lcrt atoat until morning when size
WAS tegodcd near Horton Point about miles nom South
lcdSt5uou Oh t' Long leland Railroad Below We give The
Fttfemcas of tvoof hc passengers which in some iu
,islces entirely ccrfatro-y eesy@ TO- tie condition Of
fhe boat
SIC stotue etoH uuG Providence loipoad.
We rr New Yois a ~, .. il hour he boat making good
tme uru wc were of Sus'fo-3 when the wind nesleucd
oCuad,rahv When opposite New Haven IL much as
te boat could do To make any hedwuy When near Cornhed
Igt tcar ,t sruck ben on tle s"Io"a0 Y"siet CARVING
away her smoke stacks guards 1d TluakS She now be-
uuuansgesbe aud foatcd u the trough Of he sea
considerable quantity OF freight lhc passengers formed two
On tl tlc steamer WI, b,lched No seemed 10 think
tut to steamer UogG ever reach shore AS tapt Curs was
iavoI Io n sacr,d Nh ID, 10 morrow. The officers
uutrnr their efforts krT &c boat edoat several of
Mr Prince second mate who after administering rhea
nt,,,I, upum,te tr we're brought terms several Of the
ttru.sutd before doing auy damage iht 400. 'oe WdN l
du,une towards he Loue i>.td shore About 9c9'h
~ We sighted shore ana finally d.''ed into little bay
t4cd the Htlm. auut i've miles west Oi Horton POM
lgit Ihc anchor dropped m tive htAoms OF water
te vo,i4c around with L head 20 t1e sen Al daylight
t,C v!ut Was ,tl blowing Not N and iht BOAT edLh- nodA
and 10 w., deemed advisable 90 beach heI Accordingly hrI
HHtho cable, were Tipped when her struck The beach
Gud The how swung around bringing he suIb"ad side 10 Ne
toacl The boat, were 40" i'hee ana tnt passengers s'F
LANDED Of them were submerged o their waists IN water
Al Palmer states il' 4c 'cI' ' ll OEnmouO'e eolsls'ts
Hairlaer maze Ml BuIut second Capt Bidding
Son MI Day President o tle >toninsion and Providence
bllroad and Nr Noyes "' me 'ant Ioi.F4n! deserve e
highest praise loT he courageous manner 20 which they acted
uuder sicb trying circumstances.
me oow1v tlt statement " james Duncan OF PAia
We LETT Nev.Y .York at tp nj. We were enoyug oursavt;
yoy wei during the evening of the passengers retired
nboat 10 clock p e'put Do. O'Clock We were aTaAened
se through side Of the HUN placed nv finger over The
seam and as.alaied tlat i VS. considerably spiunt
,..lp W ,It G W.. ,,,5 [ had bce tr,LcD opsn 10 Obtain
e.pneseryers >eiliuc eWescrVrg went down on the
n deck and found everything confusion eiugreuts
a. then scs praying the freight rolling about the deck
All tic sea hrtL over te hoo then descended 10 TOE
lower cabin again md Juat it. the N.t Was 4o"uS over
c cabin ho5r went ol 81 main de,k and asked e-c :, lis
F1iS s5-5 5 E 4 % & SS y s soas iI' on 's itct ! :
Observed lat the smohcsneks had been carried away. HE
h.
aJlg Of fine. which produced quite panic amOug thr h-
ne Captain ordered fte IRE, to be- rNtineuisled
which was immediately done To- prevent boat taking
Tis lost leaking veI! tooy The donkey pnmp was
,u Of order and the passengers commenced wo-lns te hge
rps passenger offered ono Of the crew $50 TO 20 into te
kTcs vgl aJ a,,s 90. I.s,.fi d" Ti,ns, ble G,s,
sso refused 10 work tn,! having p"cmei hiepreSeveis
seated about e stove, u!g Keep ttensei'es wan"
sae officers did everything n the power Keep the boat
afrat The tiled themselves with LIQUOR nom Tie bar
son most them becoming Lcpc>sy dIunk BY the con
SiGnt eXeo1s Of the passengers the vessel WaS Atpt 4Elhi
tui drfted small the Long Island shore
Here she anchored until morning when she was beached
And TIE passenger sairy aueG AMER ns'LE lan,,l saw
tome the hog guc Of the boat ard found that they were
toy do think mat the boat was ,eaworhy and
think tbe owners Ulpabe for allowing her to leave DO such
weather The Old Colony and City o. Boston. Which were
TIE Commodore built in ls and oyehauled about
gar ago About wear ago Sic Ea' wihdrlwn IRON The
recently laid up for repairs and the Commodore took her
Ee & ssliS 3 yL S ss M M n & 0@ ~ @SSS Sa 4a aga
ssrs nsssss @rS4 4cacicS , 4 Zen des@sJion safety
III passengers Commodore reached this city Yesterday
Maine WIich ltt SlnuihEiuh "I 'N-
YC!l Yesterday morning. al o'clock m put mo New
1CnLOu iucIcc p me -a' she VIII PI""uUf i'"''
ALs morning fOr New YORK.
DETENTION OF THE AUsIRALAslAN II THk LOWER BAY.
Tle steam ship Auralasiuu of she CmoId line which was
,eorty aground the South e spit r lying 80 anchor
IN the Horse Hook She has not been ashore
Ste arrived Thursday during The storm and anchored
where she viii the city at nigh water
to dy Tue gent line down YESTERDAY the tux
lcavy sea The passengers and aii on hoard are well
sHO0SERs ASHORE HOOK.
Tie following schOORrrs which et this city Just toI' me
Fse bound ashore inside Of the Hook Tie Magellan
vrh cargo guauO bound >'auat. he 49," Breeze
with general cargo cleared Tor Rio tie y y T. Thompson
Gstt Foser Will cargo % rNhe, oats and Lay sailed
fr 1t Marks Florida. The Coast Wreckiug Company have
gout ileiI assistance
IN TIE CITY AND VICINITY.
There considerable damage done Ia buildings boo the mp
Isf pt CITY during the gale Of Thursday evening
cw Tenement houses Harlem Al"XHndcrIve- were
vutrey unroOicd receiving damages Ia The extent OF $1,000
stable attached tlc Red House az Harlem entirely r
uohshod The police report several buildings slightly damaged
RAILROADs.
TIE Hudson River aud Harlem Railroads trains were inter
Jtpted yesterday morning by The heavy suoydits between
Iouchkeepse and Albany The ifj train from ibis rty
Thursday afternoon proceeded az for ~ Hudson where
plunged into q snow drift. aud remained al night
Tie Harlem Railroad inlnuch the condition ihr
Hudson River road The train which leit Albany clock
dhursday afternoon succeeded reaching Boston tDr"
where remained a night Last evening tir tracks
THE STORM ALONG THE HUDSON.
IRIITS on IHE RAILBoAD--TRAINs LAID up AND PASS
gNGERS DELAYED.
~ TrIteFlPs 70 rHg TgIBUNE.