, 1874-06-13

III Now York ana Connecticut.
NEW YORK,
Tho Rochester Express says: In pittsford
tho storm, was quite severo. One hundred anu
thirty paneB of g!ass in Mr. Jarvis Lords groou-
house, PittHfOrd, were broken by the hail, and
gardens suffered In that noiehborhood. TrooB
were shattered, and crops more or leaa injured
in every direction"
A special to tho Utica Observer from Hamil-
ton says: :" It will take many thousands Of dol
lars to ropair the damage done in about twenty
minutes. Tho now Catholic Church was COM
furniture must be at least $4,000, The 0ougre-
gationaliat Church lost its steeple, which landed
10 u no'ghboring door-yard. The stained-glass
windows on the north side arc fearfully BROKEN.
Tho Episcopal Church on Madison street auf-
ferod heavy loss IN tho breakiug Of hor oTna-
mental windowa." -'
Tho schenectady Union says 'sTho greatest
damage done BY the water In this city g at tho
avenue. Tho flood cut through tho sand at the
top OF the hill and worked lta way down to
Voeder ayonue, tearing up curbstono and pave
mont and leaving gully from six to eight feet
nearly half Of tno pavement IL gono, and all tho
street has beoh washed away" -,
afternoon visited nl1llpoint, in tue Town Gleli,
Montgomery County: J.J. Faulkner's grist-mitl
WAS seriously injured, broom-cosn dry-honse,
two broom-shops. md two tcnement-houses woro
ueALEOYou- 0AF!l HAulRucE HUI u WD0l-l0uHG,
Kitchen, and bar-room destroyed 3 tonencnt.
hunBo blown III and q cooper-Blop blown down.
Henry 9. pottinRill, In Florida, had seven aoroa
OF pine timber moved down.. David Dlood's hop
yard was destroyed. b1r. Lody, at Millpoint, had
two dwellings destroyed and q barn oarriod four
foot OF its foundation.
(, CONNECTICUT.
The Springfield (Slass.) Republican aays. 80 Tho
furious thunder-st0rm OF Sunday night Waa
especially Hevoro and disastrous in Connecticut,
and mndo sad havoc with dataB factories BRIDGES
etc. The Towns OF Canaan. Salisbury, Norfolk,
and the Village Of WinBted, in Litchteld
County, and the first two On tho IIouAatoulc, suf
fered most severely. At Falls Village, in Canaan.
tho freslles was tho greatoRt over known, and tho
damage iH estimated at s25, coo, scarcely bridge
being loft sanding. The flood carried away tho
two at the Limo Rock Iron Company's workA Iii
Salisbury, three at Salisbury Village. and tho
i Mount niga dRns, which flows ] 200 aoros. At
Brooks BtRtlon, on tie HouHatonio Hoad, two
bridges woro carried away, and tho road WAS
no cut up AZ to bo IMpneBabo. Norfolk must
have Lost over eco 0U0 worth Of property, Six
dams and thlttoen bri1geA boiug destroyed, and
hundreds Of aoreH OF laud, coyored with crops,
bslng plowol up by floating debris aud buried
under sand and ntoucs. heyeral barnB and out
buildings woro also s1nnBlod up, and QUO house
was atrnck by tightening, DotWeen Norfolk md
Canaan tho storm took the form Of q tornado
ind blow down a Bchool-houso worth 81, 600. tlo-
molshad several baruH and gave tue trees and
crops terrible eoourEng. The Washnoo dam
went down stream on Saturday. Tho lowor part
OF WinBted loakB like largo lake, and work has
been suspended In tho factories. Tho railroads
Butfor very Severely tho track Of tho llouBatonto
being badly washed out hetwoeu Norfolk and
Canaan mid Falls Village, aud the oonneoticus