New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12

miles from tho city, when the captain OF each
steamer was unable to see the passage that nau M
been made through the ice field in the sound AIer
ruGeng with The ice aii ,Og tor sever nou,s v1o
vt auIt rs reached HLr y Island. when the conmahn
ers would undertake no further FISK o.',ou dnu
anchored their boats there until sunrise yesteruay
10 ln,ng. They arrived here later IN the day A
| large crowd nad col.ec ed o. the piers anxi"lsly
waiting tue arr val of the boats ln consrqne zee vi
the delay no sound steamers rft the city lhursiay
Near,y hitg steamers and sailing vessels wn'rS
haG be. n Gelaved IN tine lower bav on account Va
tue log. Game W to tue o'iy Yesterday.
The ICE BREAKING ON TIE RIVERS.
THE WATERS Nv ILIAG RAPDLY-fIboDs AND
FREsHKrs-tCF GoI,GEI FEARED-THE DAMAGE
DONE A\n DWE.DED-rRAvEL IMPEDhD.
PoUGHKEEpsIE, n. Y, Feb. 11.-Reports
from iluug Hudson snOw tnat he Ice on Lvu siOn
Creek Anu Stockport Creek broGen up. All fears OF
dsmayc 10 bridges tue HudSOt RIVER Rarohd are
over. Along Wippn;cr'- Crooa in Du cres' COuny.
several bridges on country roads have been carried
away. Trees and ences were cut down by cakes OF ioe
wcnty feet 1u aud three ieei thoE The Ice SIN
firm at mOu;n OF The creek ~ Wapp ng-s FAILS and
no IurheI .go Will occur Homa paris of the track
OF the Ducne.s aud ColumDia Railroad flooded this
morning
ROUNDoUT y. Y. Feb 11.-A telegram to The Freeman
sttcs that owing the rrrsntt Va the un ry nrtwreD
KiluecnT Dutcne,s County. aud Iul-un. Columbia
""nty. rrnd r9f unsafe srv raj 1rige. travel on hc
-Ie. The taSt ulnil won NOR nH Tar IL ne
"c brisc l"in: con'ide" "agoFis Aud tho lidiI re'
tnrlrh 10 Hu'lSOn,
PoRT JtHvIs Y Y. Frb II The a nd with the Ice
r. ac ,ed TINS village II $3.50 uHrch this afternoon. hav
ing ttavr.rd rOhI LIckLwaI"n 70 Port Jrrvis. ds-
tancr OF twenty hicr miles. 10 three ami halt
Tnc ill.,, !orn up fact ~ thr torrent
cane. Sn"nv IL" water ueg'n {" rise. The lcr moved
| sll er. aud a "'cnck u clm' 9 ~ rt'nd"tl.
| hr q: now o \ downai. j W.. DuIug IT, or stop
X. g.5t.. The nv r. w.s hodci, ami many o. he
! 81 IA
mnn CARR nut ~ tho hous's. t'.r brHr r.
waiihe KIN r-,ep in wafer Itr to" Wa" ri'"i np about
two frrl n.g =, iuAu dari the lIeyiuIs
,'nsIr, h idZs one tmr IN rrItir'l
stu ton scSr.a rnlll honh "n tile OahA % the 'v"r
! "' Ia, the H a"J "rndrr1s - ,Irti~ wrre
Dc"d. NJ dan ~ ~ iO'D I" tie - els 4 tr ITc
o. The property "f th" Delaware aud Hdd'oD
LAcKAwAxrS. p nu.. P b. 1.-The 10" In Its down.
reached Pine B"vr. I've miles abOv" THIS
pace where the nqueinci OF t" d. a~Aro and 'indsnn
Canal crosses the A. ll:40 II reached this
place. and contrary ,1ps"inIon passed the dam
~.inoat iuK 4nE dAnhH- l. Il uayrIhnx ''w wnWAri
wi h TresIstibl nrrr. aud ~ rat" OF five niles nm
cur Tn. rvrr Ia ,feadiv rising bcInd th, lee. A. Il
down !; rrrsrLtT gland sncct"ol" in r miidie
OF the It Is we'd up weniv "rt higher III ~ at
Shore and at times inecd up AS ton ot db n-
| "Xpiod"-i brne TN ~
| MILFORD. PIKE e." Penn. tch ll-rne ic" IN ire
D,.waIs uriuu h.rr 1. -oi:d the nv
! feet since midnight tn Il oh L. nhvsncns rptlV.
nd there pT danger ui ~ other E"rE" AZ VI ia
IN 'hi- r"u"I.. where he gr'n Org "r'"fr 81 u
1875 rInrnt prevails tni' uGn Ut i'" "it!le
Drr.wdr" VI'ry ani S'v'ral towns "f" "IieVr" Fl" or
| III dang"r ni h'nud"I"n
puTsros P.nu.. Feb. 1.-The Zoe N the 5isgu'h-n-
ma tivrr ronmeu, breaking i:3O h morning.
aud is now moving sinwY. The river II r'oing At IL"
far {" Iv0 f"''i - non
WuKEsBABRE Pun. Fen. IL -rhe ice broke here to'
day ~ tnr Su-arhannr River. a1d ~ now running down
IN cakes Of Imui a,d 'h,cKues The II mint al
H. B wrgh. W. b. k-n INTO fragments by tne "r aud
d,appr,r"d ION view. brid 40 10" RIVER rns pa
carr away. aud the wreck - coming down rs MA
carr, away the bridge The banks OF IN river are
| ne, wi spccra "r~. and much anxe s i"It
PHILADELPHIA. Fen IL - HE wat la the srhuyk'll
Riv at n'rI0ck this rising at the rate of
l,ur .et an hour Al that the river road al h"
F..s ~ Inr s:nuy xl was t.ro" feet under watr o
~ liz this wei ny nnn'ie near tin rlVeg ar" all
| A died. and cousi,lcr ,br damage 10 apD"cheh ed
Nkw BRUNSWICK. j.. Fen ia rreho has oc-
CURED on tue KAirnn RIVER rno Ice broEe ny a.
o'clock Ing aud paswd out ca rylE away two
! c.uH 30 u. III docka are al hood H.
ALLEATowS. Prn. E. Feb - - ilie haw and rain veg
terday r.usrd part of the tunne ~ P"rklomen
! Ju lction. the Pr.kiohtn road No trn ns hay
| p"ssei tlrnugh the u"hel since
| CHICAGO + b ia spociai dsp'tch To The Erenfng
Journat Rom L,-alir, ILL.,. uty~: Lisi nigu
uun 4 % Rock Island ai road brdg ~ tLs place was
sw -pt away b, the aud the hgh warr. makIns II
lmpo-shlr for trains 30 eros fhe pass"nsrrs ad bis
cage wd wrs gnrn ~ me n"nti .e V"rni ~ r vr,
Gul the Ice II u" yeI broktn br'ow Peru Tue people
| ground Iiui-cn are beug su0inrrIed."
| BusIiKII, Penn. Fen. 1l.-Tne nc" IN the Delaware
he us here fzn soid to the depth OF nearly three
Feurs of "A gorge are felt The people arc
on the lookout for approaching nIOl, ana rv"ly pre-
eau IN being TAX 10 prevent gorge Much utIu
ngc vii, br done event by the flood
| NhwPoRT. Penn. Feb 1.-THE co IN tie Junata
Rive, broke to-day aud IL rapidly passing the
roar OF crunIiug Ice being heard mile from the
stream Tue bridge at MilorrI has been swrp
away carrying Tith 1t two sp ns ~ tho bridge AZ fhs
place Tue damage along The river III TINS v'cnlt'
cannot yet DO estimated, but will OuDtless be mrgr
FtinIta alO' tine river nave uioVed out Tor 5aety
| TLrrvrr TX still rising
POrTsvIng Penn, b. 1l.-AlOng the Mine Hin
RAJ. road I, swopt and The ce picd
high Oh the road large force OF engaged all
last night IN renewing the Ice from track and watch
ing the bridges All Of the lower purtion Of Schuy XII
Haven In subm"rgel. The water with sucn iuAh
that many people were nnaDl' To escape, nut were
Obliged to take IN upper rooms OF their houses
utiI boais procured 10 convoy them 10 places oi
| safety. 1hc loss OF prop rty Will bo gicat.
| WAsHINGr, NJ Fen ll-Sgnai Cur,B Station NJ Har-
foll,v.. 4:lO p n,-rwentvtwo inches rise since last
!nebes. Ice s still running and has just commenreu
| moving slowly frOm Point OF X ckL
NARROW ESCAPE OF A SLElGHlNG PARTY.
| InRRE HOURS IN TIk roo On RIVER.
RED BANK, n. j., Feb. 11.-Last EIGHT
Charles App.gae, of Tins place. accompanied by four
young ladies' started with singh und pair Of spirited
horses 10 attend ball Ricrvllle l. niles distant
Finding the roads IN bad condition. Mr.. Applegate
deemed 10 take short ncross the sh ewsbury
River which is covered with ce from 10 To 10 inches