New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04
TIE uIDsDN RIVER closed NORTH OF rlNOLl-
.rLAM Gl.AEI Il lie u

>iLAI CRAFT IN HE u h.
PvrGuKLEr,ir, Dec. 3.-To the Surprise Of
oil roatmcu the Hudson River Il to-day closed ~ far
,onil Of AIbay a. Tlvo distance Of 20 miles. Ipor;s
have come in slowly OF DAMAGES l'y wind aud zee A
barge with 1000 bscis OF potatOcs and othcI freight
lies opposite Highland IaiS with her bow above water.
SIX b.Igcs are IIozrn III ithcr W the IIlrr
At Earrytowu, tcis OF ice about half milo in length
are numerous At Rincbcck. cl"ar black ic" reaches
from shore to shore but the ferry5oa Lark forces her
way through it. thus keeping communication with Ron
dou AMI Rincbock open. Til, steamboat Ohi" was de-
famed, yr>'liy. at Kingston I'Ei, hid h' ~" :" -
boats a Port Even. They were n bound ho bu' ,hr
plilad lu' ia. fIr.boat, Dr. wovrrton transferred
barge wGch she had III 10" to me steamer Eii'a north
., Hudson ana IT iirncd 10 Rhrrlerh, where ,lI Ind
repairs mad, to her boiler and returned to fhilal"phia
From Einehrck 10 Barrytown. me c. NOV 90 I""y
Zee gorge. In many places cakes four ana hvc
feet thick are ping one me d drIn v "Tt.er
About so feet from the shore IL the barge H. Miller,
firmly Undecided in the Ice aud hraviy iaa w,,m pro
dncc. The si"am'"at. New-Champion ana snhh' 1lne
ar frozen ,.t- III doch The Terry boat .',' nis
u trirk bat is WI ths greatest difficult! YAK ~ Is
kept open. Yacht SCHOONER iggch, Is ir"I",' III nt-
tween tat,k al llud'on ~ Athens me s',',urt tl'y
OF IIud-. 'r IN IN. unL just below ia. wh'i !,
caral.hoal fast IN the .e The sieambcn Annie hi "a
hole cut IN her hun ny the ice and was run ashore near
stuyvc,ant. Thr Cayusa left Albany Wednesday, t.y
Mh When. " at etyTcsan The John T. Eohin-on and
Hattie NJ B-gs. tucs and the mae S,' s,"a, ,
Pierce in The ice of Il yycsant l'tr:stcah Sn,.raM
nd iff
",tr,nr Tie .trailrr Belle with tow O.. s.x cthuI
boats and four barges. all heavily loaded win produce
bound south was Obliged to stop at Casetoh and Is 10"
firmly frozen IN. ..t.. ..o,, o,,. ,,,.r,
north NJ I'm, CIV II NcwYork l. the Isohd"ut ih IN
,'mdr, tho Cnilrll and the Baldwin. In this vicinity
tl,rc !. not much nitng zee a. vet ana IN" wh"F Is
,,,x ,u,i,rune TIE UudsOn RIVER has not closed 20
rariy in n number Of years, and as ronNrqi"i"r u
,,,, /, heavy 1t il estimated tuat There Is sJvVOVJ
worth Of produce ioLcn ID.
TIE WEATHER IN TEE WEST.
Hoe n-'Thp snow in the
Valley Of Che Republican is reported to be two feet ''ep
MANY ,,.r,,ns have lost their lives In the snow. one
mart, founa seven iuen frozen TO death The Union Pa
nc xpnss trains due December and 2, both came IN
y..,.rIav 40 express tain from the West has rri' ed
md none has been sent West TODAY II j P'rtcu ~
o.. train din, her, this afternoon IL snowt up IL fam
crcrt and viii probably not get away from there before
Tomorrow inOiniuc
WEATHER NOTES.
At Logan. Coeae County. Utah, the Their
no,nrt.r on Wrdffsday stood Ia pti"w zero ana uc
following day AT 800 below zero.
Advices from below Quebec report that tho
., w,enc. River Il clTokcd with lee, aud that great
,.ma~c has been done 10 the shipping. Many vessels
h..n abau iOned and the crews rescued la frozen
condition,