New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22
THE STORM OF SATURDAY.
THE STORM IN THIS NEIGHBoRHoo


The wind commenced blowing heavily about
IL Friday. and from that time until daylight u
blew almost gale Some cellars in Water Cherry, and
weststs were flooded. southst was:impassabe at the
corner Of Madenlane until 10 M, there being nearly
two feet Of water the street. The principal sufferers
were j. H. McKenna No. % SOuth-st whose barrels OF
ale and bottles Of wine and cigars were floating on sew
era feet Of water-loss. 1000 N Hook, N Court Mar
ket $780, Mr. Miller No. 5qMaidenane, $780, McMurray
Domlnick No. 1856 Maidenlane rope mandatory $50
Nos &c. ee and 100 Walst also flooded, the latter
BARRIERS shop, sustaining loss estimated ct about 500
Many merchants had taken the precauon to have their
goods moved whsrves and also from the stores
and cellars The Sound steamers were delayed several
hours and one OF them, the Continental from New
Haven had the window Of her baggageroom stove In by
a heavy sea and the room flooded. Several Of the
wharves reported as badly damaged;
The damage done by the storm In Hudson county was
copsderable It's effects were felt throughout the
county. 1t lie estimated that the loss sustained VIII
ciimneys demolished and. IN not "a few places, cellars
submerged. In Jersey CITY, Hudson,st ana tns
South Fourthst. was blown over; In GreenviIle, Tom
Tayior's dock at the "Idle Hour " was carried away
small craft In West Hoboken a barn is reported TO
have been unrOofed. and couple Of frame buildings
flowed The Meadows was particularly. In the neigh
borhoOd of the ferry the water rose In many places ve
Bridge. Five buildings out of row OF seven, nea' the
Catholic Monastery. West HODOkseny n. early
Of the new fre-houses for Engine Ccmpa-
ny No. and Hose & Ladder Company No J. on Clinton;
ave. HobOken, scattered. This Is the second
time they have been destroyed The present temIofay
location Of Hose Ladder Company No l. mere s6ea;
in every direction In addition 10 these damages sana
boat lying at yEn Coal DSSks S ey a the o
instance of damage known TO be fatal occurred % =
burns the engineer sr ses Wss carried over
board by the gale and was drowned d;o-,i hg
The hermaphrodito brig Persia Of Halifax sprung seal
on the sound during the gaze On ana SboS
three miles southwest OF Captains Island Light She is
light and high up the beach, and not much damaged
blown down by the wind valuable horse beng killed
by the falling tmbers. The loss was about 800 I'll
Counties will amount to $4,000 Along the line Of the
New Jersey Central Railroad the rain sweled all the
ed The wind uprooted trees and blew down great
many chinneys but far as known no buildings were
destroyed or lives lost
cRFAT DAMAGE AT EEWBURG-HOUsES UN-
RoOFED AND TREES UPRooTED-DIsASTERS ON
THE RIVER.
NEwBURG, Nov. 20.-This morning we were
visited with the terrific storm ever known In TINS
neghborhood and which more disastrous IN us
effects than the great storm The storm began about
10 O'Clock on Friday night and increased IN violence
during the night until In the morning 1t was terri
BILE hurricane, unroo6ng houses, tearing up eeS ana
sinking vessels at the wharves THIS morning Coden'st
buildings on the east side of that street. The roof OF mr
Cleary's hotel in the same street, lifted up bodily
ands dashed against the house on the opposite slue'
smashing windows and doing other damage. eeverai
persons sleeping in the upper story OF the pudhg
but escaped with few slight bruises The plano factory
of Carman & Fancher also partially unrooied' Inc
planinR mill OF d. c. Ryder Co. lost
portion OF the roof and the large building
corner Of Front aud Fourth.sts.. occupied by
Balfe e. Rose completely stripped OF ts TN Inc
tho MeIlullgt Church,
shaken badly by the storm. but Escaped WIZ snEnt
jury. Several private dwellings 40 ~ wsrs
blown down and the bricks scattered over the sacen'
fields Two brick buildings IN MONTGOMERY 81 weIe u
which were standing IN the street Inc soap wors 0,
billiard Adams were badly Samaea ana s iern mn
by the roots in different parts OI the clly "nle soo
we're broken OF near thu ground -,. so,o The
sloop Quaokenbush. loaded with Tagging stone Was
dashed against the wharf aud sunk ana the ere" win
dhculty made their escape. At the dock OF the WASH
ington Iron Works two vessels were sunk ahu thIee
Others severely damaged one OF the vessels sunA %
steam yacht had the blades OF her screw broken
and her hull badly damaged from being aSshed sgIes.
the dock The boiler shop or Alderman CAuIuWeu es
capped injury did also the buildings OF the iron wo
THE windows OF the latter however ddled oy the
stone from the roof OF the boiler shop, which were
blown with such force as 10 pass thronRh panes % glass;
making as clean hole as would have been made by
buet The damage NJ the wharf Of the Iron Works will
amount To 5000 The schooner Flying Souq. Dap' ,
ton: 81 gOuS aS@dr RSm n Co She lost
one Of her masts and is otherwise damaged
The schooner Belle sage Lew Doiy captain ,s Sn1 ~ sosd
at sunk. she was loaded Win clhhs' 1nS steamer
drtysn assnst the sioop WIZ IL. Hawkins. loaded with
coal and broke that vessels bowsprlt completely On Au
damaging her otherwise that she filled and sunk al
tie caI ward OF Messrs Lockwood Co. The Eagle vas
badly damaged by being driven against tne u9ch one
was however got the stream and started TO cross
the river on her up trip when wind blew her smoke
stack over ON reaching the Flshkill side sue Was AZ
% a Snarters was broken on II was 100 feet high,
and set up on the sd OF July $780, the first flag that
s,t e. Ear as known no lives have been lost. and the
of the sunken vessels escaped without any serious
casualties
THE GALE on THE UPPER HUDSON.
HUpsON, n. Y, Nov. 2l.-A heavy gale OF
wind prevailed here yesterday which was more severe
in s effects In this immediate vicinity than that OF last
and the destruction OF property IN the sur
rounding country been great In this city the spre
NJ the Presbyterian Church partially blown over
and portion Of 1t carried some distance Inc Oulu
ing on the public square known Us the AnaOe block was
ul,ronted and damaged 10 a considerable extent In
different parts Of the city chlmheys ana fences "eIe
In Athens the stables Of the Knickerbocker Ice Com
many were unr0oed and the root carried some 200 yards
AZ stocEport the Columbiaville Bridge, substantial
structure $50 feet in length was blown aown ~ VIII
require 10 replace It. There was general sweep
Of trees throughout the town. ana the damage
in this respect will be great. -, ,,u...
In Cayerack. the hay barracks OF John Miler were
demolished and the contents scattered over VIDE range
OF territory Aarge number of trees were nprooed ana
seyen chneys were blown from the ClaVerack institute
A large number OF fences were blown down
GREAT DAMAGE IN ALBANY A NUMBER or
BUILDINGS UNRooFED.
ALBANY, Nov. 2O.-The storm reached Its
seyerest point between and sOclock this morning and
AZ 10 o'clock had entirely ceased The greatest damage
was sustained at Townsends toundery, located on Elk
and Hawkss Not only the roof but also the walls OF
the fifth story were blown down The lower portion OF
the damaged building was used machine shop, and
the woknen we're all nj work Mt the time and the crash
ca1,sing the men TO make a hasty exit from the place.
The upper s0ry was used for the storage OF patterns
Fortunaely no person In IL at the time. The pat
dan aOad