The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-22

from Virginia, with oysters, went ashore on
Toddy ROtks. and sank. rh' crew were rescued
by the life-boat OF the Humane Society at liull,
and taken to Boston. The large nshinR schooner
Kinney of Sw lmpscntt IS ashore near that
place nnd m 60 TO pleccs1 continued nj, IN
J.. NJ. yesterday with iucrcas d violence and
much dam ge was done. The bark Emma o.,
loading at ths wh RI, broke her Tenders hnd
badly stove the wharf. The revenue steamer
DtllHs has teen somewhat dam lged az the
wharf, and has rad TO pull out into the stream.
Tho steam tug Tyre. while assisting the bark
entine Hattie 5. Jackson, blew out her steam.
chest and had to return to the city Several
4chOOncrs, names unknown, have been badly
damaged The barkentine Harriet s. Jackson,
from New York for Wiscasset, went ashore on
Monday night on Spring Point Ledge. Portland
Harbor and is probably total loss. The crew
got ashore.
'ihe ssa5ener L. sturteyant. from Parkers-
he'd, Me. for North Carolina went ashore on
the east side Of Long Island, boston harbor. and
"a well M on the teach. An unknown three
masted schooner Is ashore at Cut river. Marsh
field. The schooner Jennie II. Diverty, Capt.
Dourl 81, from Boston for lBucksport. In bal
NJ, YESTERDAY. She will probably be a total loss.
Ihe crew were all saved hy lifcboats.
The. schooner Charles L. Jackson, from Phila-
delphi1, with coal went ashore this morning at
MTbiehead Neck. Toe vessel and cargo will
probably he a total loss. The crew Of six men
were rescued, some in an exhausted condition.
The schSoner j. II. Divert, l. ashore on Ten.
pound Island she lies in a bad position and Is
blling with water.
THE DAMAGE ON LAND.
Miss, reiresent the storm Of SUNDAY night IA
grand and terrific. During the dav II sected,
ana trees aud shrubbrfy were covered with Ice.
When nieht came \ furious snow storm set In,
accomplnied by vivid flashes Of lightning and
terrific thunder, making a. scene never before
witnessed I'm that section. In the northern por-
ton OF Mississippi the snow foil to the depth Of
one foot.
The trains on the Vermont Central RdIway
arc completely nlockaded with snow. At mid
night on Monday night while the storm was at
its height. large tenement At West RutIand,
nra md
burned down. The tenants were driven out In
the storm without saving any OF their goods or
the flre will he several Thousand dollars
he Old Orchard House IN the course OF cree.
ton on orchard Beach. Maine. was blown down
ny the gale YESTERDAY and IA complete wreck.
The loss IS heavy. Ihs house was to have been
completed In June to replace tho one burned,
and would Kaye been the largest summer hotel
east OF Long Branch.
A tram on the Doston, Lowell and Nashua
Railroad was thrown from the track about =.
NJ. TO day, near North Lexington. by tho giving
way OF aculyert weakened 10y the storm. Con
and painfully injured. The brakeman and sev-
eral OF the passengers were slightly hurt.
r. ihlrty iesI OF tns roof of tho Profile House at
terday morning. The parlor doors were blown
In, and three inches OF snow = deposited on
the parlor noor. The carriage house. 100 feet
long. was blown down. and the barn unrOofed.
JONATHAN Laiten, VINO lived in Hospital street,
Angus a, Me, wss killed duriug the gale yester-
dav forenoon by his barn door slamming upon
aim and fracturing his skull.
ne schooner FRANCIS n. BAKER, OF Lincoln
vile, ,wes blown ashore at Camden, Me. ester
day afternoon. and Is now breaking To pieces.
There Is no insurance on her.
DAMAGE IN BROOKLYN AND NEW JERSEY.
wstsons bakery, at Hillary aud Jay streets,
Brooklyn. w.s undermined by the water. Tho
found .tion wall gave way aud the building part
ly fell
lhe bell tower In the rear OF Truck House No
|, In East New York, was blown down and
wholly destroyed. The bell was untniure
The storm made another land slide at the new
bergen Ilill. Ine snoring between shafts aud
q has ueen completely torn away, and tho pas
slge choke with earth.
The lower part of IIoboken was submerged.
Jackson, Third, and Madison streets were i'm
pasaablr. In many SOS RATS were used to OBJ
tain an entrance to the dwellings.