New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE LATE STORM.
ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
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EAST HAvgRsTRAw, n j., Oct. 3O.-A terrific storm
of rain and wind commenced here O'Clock causing
severe this vicinity has been experienced in these
Sarts Tor yeaEs this point distance Of half mile
north the entire track Hudson River Railroad has been
SeHeey submerged water oyerng both up and down traces
1or somewhere About one male north o. here washed away
1he groundwork Of the aek and ran on down the emDank
ssbe disaster as ii was quite an accident occurred The
oowng are the particulars As the Albany express train
orang eaeed the spot the had broke Aough
iee engineer rot observing anything unusual In the stste o. the
usual rate Of speed lahcnt - miles the hour As soon
ss tas csTs ran On g mat par ak n l e SS SA AND M
with the exception Of the engine Minnesota ran
ut ed about terribly One Of the brakemen and news
not onnt previous the accident the New York express up
passed che spot the up track where the accident occurred
ia safety In fact the ensineef OF that tram looked D1 anu
observed the Albany train OF The engineer OF the GoWh
STea al. Ihonas Hodge anu me hEenan All. S9'I gE
would have tumbed down the embankmen aud
Ger would have occurred Or in that case both Of the express
trains heavily laden with human freight would have been
sngers train that with the accident were taken 70
New YoT IN the sing sing train te noon Tram ~ S r S
farfher up the river have heard OF disasters
THE EYFEcTs AT PEEKSKrLL
pf TTIsss4fA 20 "A on e storm here last night end
This morning very The lower part OF tne town
near depot inundated families being driven out Of ,ae
lower part their houses The Iron Works were competed
10 suspend business the covered the floors OF their
rsshops The wind blew perfect hurricane AZ tA nns
bf wrnpg p NJ Is clearing ~ anu u Sao i IL
rails All the docks were inundated ana eohSderse
lumber a,d wood drfted away.
VESSELS OBLIGED TO RETURN 10 PORTLAND.
Ne Oct ia severe southwest gale has pre-
vailed here all day Several walls the burned district which
were being rebuilt have been blown down The steamer
tchmoad returned to Rockand. Both the New YORK boats
r also both the international steamers No disasters
yale well
PRcTn,1xcT r. Z, Oct 5o-The heavy south.wes. wind
which had prevailed here for hours increased furious
gale between Il and o'clock today The tide was nIpreec
dented high Wharves covered and cellars filled VITA
more or ss damaged Two buildings unIoo and three
buildings s9Sn down. In LSSSe and IOg ar % ees
Prosted IL Newport The tide SWEPT over hong WoS
The cnbanknen Of the Bristol Or u Railroad depot was
washed away badly to stop the trains Oi tWom three
'', 10 los, Of life is reported.
EPFRCTs OF THE SToRM.--The storm Of Monday
night was very severe lasting enough do very great
damage 70 shipping the harbO The chief damage was the
sinking the propeller claxtOn owned by conseers Co Of
The loaded with oil which became widely scattered
The Harbor Police under Capt HART spent seIere pous ~
scattered localities palt Wa found on BOARD coa sehoohe
Ss1 Sc S ,toed away under pie Of oyster shells acar
hirtiethst Altogether about 81 500 worth recovered
: and the search wiz be renewed today
"a THE RAILWAY EXCURSION 10 FORT RILEY
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ALrooKA, Oct. ga party OF officers and direc-
tors OF the Union Pacific Railway, Eastern Division, with
few invited guests left Philadelphia this morning
fop 10 Port Riley the present Western terminus the road
and passed through this place this evening They by special
car without change Fort Riley via Pttsburg Chicago
Quincy IL A.
f THE PACIFIC RAILROAD EXCURSION.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-The Pacific excursonists lett
this city this morning special train the Michigan