New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
January FEATHER.
A HURRICANE IN NEW-MRyICo.

HURRICANE IN NEW-MEXTC0.
CIMARRoN, New Mexico, Jan. "a terrific
wndsorm has been raging here since yestarday morn
ing The Santa F6 coach going south was blown over.
One man had arm broken. and Mrs McEroy, wife or
the Signal Sergeant Santa Fe. was dangerously in
jured The coach was q total wreck. The telegraph
lines badly damaged.
DENSE FOG on THE RIVER.
Another dense fog Overhung the harbor
nearly all day Saturday impering navigation on both
rivers causing serious detentons 20 Long Island and
New-Jersey passengers, and leading to number OF
collisions, though the damas all proved incon
siderable. Soon after 10 the ferryboat Clinton OF
the Wasi. line left the Brooklyn side for this city.
During passage her rudder chains were broken, and
she became temporarily unmanageable. The tug-boat
Ida Tebo lying at Pier No. H. near the Walst ferry
slip and was struck with great violence
by the Clinton Tho ferry-boat not seriously In
ured by the collision, though it caused something OF
panic her 400 passengers The tugboat had been
struck near the engne-room, and the damage Will
amount to about 81 200 The Hamilton ferry boat Column
bia In attempting reach the Brooklyn sde on Satur-
day evening lost her and struck the mainooom
Of schooner lying at anchor the center OF the
stream The ladies' cabin OF the ferryboa received
slight injury. The boats OF the Williamsburgh
Ferry were temporarily withdrawn, and on
all the ferries boats were running irrcguariy
and slowly. On the North River the Inconvenience 10
Messengers was stl more apparent. The ferry boats
Weehawkcn of the Hoboken and Payonia or the Jersey
City ferries had narrow escape IRON serious sosoi
while both crowded with passengers The wee
haWken had lost her in the fog, though no Dlame
seems attributable TO the pilot slight collision oc
Cured between tine New-York and the New-BrunswicK
Of the Cortlandts ferry but neither boat sustained
injury. The staten Island ferry-boats were very
seriously delayed, and the steamers TO Harlem were
Withdrawn. Two three vessels went ashore during
the day but little no injury resulted from their mis-
fortune.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
A n
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Monday, Jan s. lsI4-l a. H.
Synopsis for the past "a hours
The area of least pressure Is now central
in the ~ Iawreuce Valley and fresh to brisk sOuthery
winds with cioudy weather and rain ana continued
hich temperature. prevail in this region ana thence
sonthward over New-Engand.
Tina barometer has risen radidly with fresh ana
brisk north westerly winds and OF snow in the
Lake REGION, and thence southwark over the ONO
Valley Generally clear weather. with low temperature
and northery winds prevails in the upper Lake Region
and the Northwest. Llght RAIN ana changes VI tci
perature continue in the South Atlantic states.
Tho tenDeraure has fallen decidedly IN the northern
norton OF the Gulf SaIes and thence northward to the
Ohio Valley, wth westerly winds ana ram
IrOb1biiiies.
For the Yeir England and The Middle States decidediJ
c0Lsr ant ciOpdg rcGter. rth RAIN or snow, me EH0'
recring 4, northcesterty rith increasing force
For TIE lower i8ke region, and thence southwark 70
Wesf Vrrlul and tennessee, continued cold n0rtherly
and westerly winds, with light snow, followed by cleaI
For the Iipprr lake region and the Northwest con
tinued cold and generally clear weather Win hshI u
FIRE al north westerly 40 sOutberly winds. -, :,
For the South Atlantic ana CUR Stltes, ueclheuly
low tempe nature. with light rain on the coast ana
possibly the northern portions or Alabama ana
Georgia. ,.-,. ,.
Ins Ohio River will slightly at Pittsburgh, Clu'
cnnati, ana LJulsyilc.