New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
TUESDAYS STORM.
IN AND AROUND HEw-YoRK.

IT'S RPPECT ON THE CoAsr-IN THE CITY,
The storm Of Tuesday was not 80 disastrous
N It's effects shipping anticipated Tnere Nere
very few vessels wrecked in the bay or on tne coast
mo brig Caroline Grey q ROckland, Me-, Capt morn
dne went lahore at M0riches, l. l., about - miles east
Of Fire Islaud. she IL loaded with cotton from new
Orleans and her condition and prospects, are gooo Inc
brig II. Kennedy Capt Dodge. OF Lubec' went ashore
ct Wreck Pond below Long Branch, and Two miles north
Of squam Beach She loaded with lumber from the
South and VIII probably be total loss The Coast Wreck
toR Company has sent assistance TO both Of these vessels
slOop at anchor OF Quarantine drted up 70 the wharf
and was sunk great number Of cesPs IN South Front,
and Water.sts flied with water, but Ost Of thoee
who had property under the level Of the sidewalk re-
moved their effects before the storm reached s hight
The tobacco merchants in waterst met With cOnsidera
BILE loss and cellars In Pearl-st damaged.
The cellar of Maxwell Co.. at No. 70 south-st., was
filled with floating barrels Of kerosene and whale OIL and
boxes OF soap and candles. The willow-ware ner-
merchants, Fulton Market, suffered severely,
and much windOw-glAss wa broken in the market
About midnight the new 1ve-stOry building, No. 63s
West Thirty-secOnds was blown down. portion Of the
wall falling upon the tWo-stOry building, No. B6l West
Thirty secondst No one was injured Tho cellars on
the North River, between Washington Market and Car
Iale-ss were flooded, though there were no serious
Iosses Patent hydTants were tn use al the morning
pumping them out
rip-rap and earth washed out under Pier No
East River causing II 70 sink so far that pile OF brick
drift,Wood into tho Bellevue Hospital grounds and
SWamped "plunger" belonging to the institution. The
roof was lifted from four story brick building, No.
$50 Waters and ts fall broke through the upper floor
In Brooklyn serious damage caused by the STORM
The frame shantes GOwanus Bay we're abandoned
to the rising tide. number Of unfinished buildings In
Bouth Brooklyn were blown down, and many others
prostrated some Of them breaking telegraph wires In
their fall The lme-shed Of j. l. Lyons wac burned the
wind having tJrn of part OF the roof permitting the
rain to ignite the lime similar fate befen the store
house Of Bodine Brothers, at West Brighton Staten
Island where tho tide rose to floor containing lime
IN NEw-JERsEY.
The storm on Tuesday is said to have heen
than any which has occurred in this section
for twenty-five years. The damage widespread and
In the vicinity Of Jersey City the loss very heavy
Every cellar in UudsOnst. was overlooked aud thou
sands Of dollars worth ofproperty submerged The
Norris Canal OverOwed its banks and houses along tts
line Jerseyave. filed with water TO the depth
Of several feet. Many families occupying base
forced to seek shelter in other Quarters
the Canal Company and prOpertyowners along
the canal in Jersey City estimated at $4,000 Thehigh
fence fronting the Central Railroad property was demo
iShed. Tho Lafayette meadows inundated and
large quantities of lumber swept away. The roof
Of the threestory brick house Nos. l06 and 1913
Grove-st was blown of and the building much damaged
Menckes bakery, at Grove and WaYnests., was dam
aged 500. A frame building Pavonia-ave. occupied
liquor saloon and known e. the Bay House, was ell
evated by the tide from its foundation and swept away
The proprietor and customer escaped by desperate
jump as the building moved of
An the chimneys in Dutch Row, on Bescon-ave, were
blown down. The eastern wall Of the M. E. Church at
Bergen and Belmont-aves. wss blown down, and the
leetureroom. fronting Bemontave., demolished
loss $4,000 Russell d Mounts house In Bramhalave. was
unroOfed At Harrison Cove fishing smacks and schoon
ers weretOrn from their anchorage and swept the
stream or drtted ashore An oil slOOp sunk in the
Morris Canal Basin, and Jonathan sturRes, sailor,
barely escaped drowning. Several yachts were capdEed
and the Irene sunk The bOathOuse OF the Hudson
Rowing Association, containing all their boats, was
loOsed from ts moorngs and saved only by the most
Desperate efforts number Of very large willow trees
S9T With G5 Oss Sss Of o0' 'ne
In Union Hill the buildings belonging to the North
SWAY to and fro at one O'Clock n yesterday and an
hOq later they were pile Of ruins s humber 81 cars s
damage is estimated at 10000. In Greenvile three
story building pie roSf SSfCggs gaBss at upcn DO the
ruins without breaking. At Danorh-ave and Old Ber
geu-road 6ve-stOTy frame building, just completed
and designed hotel, was completely demOlshed
lOss estimated at t6.OOO.
J. Dtmars saloon recently erected and intended for the
Of dancing parties " was 1"E1S SSS1 dGTn s
in barrels lying on dock near the lower bridge was
SSsgS SaTst R for oTh no Sase setting fire to large
mill owned by Huyler & Rntan, and leased Oy George
hIdiSg and eoStents we're CONSUMED The loss will
probably reach $4,000 Insured. -
In HObOken q largo number OF small trane dwellings
located on the meadows submerged, and the OGSu
pants forced to leave by Of boats and rata The
horscaF tracks submerged and conduc carried
lay passengers and from the sidewaks In Harrison
At a small house occupied by an aged German woman
and her neiee was overturned but the inmates escaped
Without serious injury and waded TO neighbofs house
In patterson portion Of the temporary roof of one OF
the towers on the Grand-st Catholic Cathedral was
blown OFF and large bOwlder which had been used to
seeure the roof was thrown through the main building
breanR acme OF the interior decorations, which were
very costly. building at Clinton and Wstersts was
In Newark number Of trees and chimneys, and the
font of tho threestOry brick factory Of Crane Co., on
summitst. were blown down. Two houses In course OF
erection in Brucest overhrOwn, and new three
story house Jamesst above Hlgh.st, was seriously
Managed The roof of the house at Broad and Astorst
Vas hIoWn on A new frame building on NichOlsst and
one in the Twelfth Ward were completely demolished
The faestaH in Military Park was also destroyed
policeman Prout at New and Plsne-sts, was struck ey
bricks from chimney, and sustained scalp wounds Az
Camfeld and WashngtOnsts. large hole was made by
the sinking Of the earth.
THE STORM IN THE WEST AND SOUTH.
NO SERIOUS DAMAGE DONE AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 14.-The heavy south