New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-06
GENERAL EFFECTS OF THE STORM.

Lone BRANCH, ~ J Feb. 5.-The storm last
night very in this place. The snow dritted
and travel was interrupted In all directions The train
leaving New-York at o'clock did not reach Long
Branch until after 10 O'clock nearly all the cuts on the
road beng filed with The train abandoned
here aud the train hands and stayed all night
hotel very heavy gale blew from 1 O'Clock until
daylight. The gale blew down The scarboro the
new hotel being erected on the corner OF Ocean aud
North Bath-avcs. The damage il estimated at $1,000
Travel suspended the New-Jcrsey Southern Rail
road before 10 o'clock night To day the newspaper
train from New York delayed all day at Perth
AmbOy The delay caused by an engine with
pillow attached being of the track on the bridge
over Rtritan Bay TINS morning were sent out by
the railroad company TO nire nO0rrs 10 dig tue snow
OF The deep cut at NddetOwn, and large force
set AT work. Engines with snowplows nave been run
different portions VI the road to clear the way Tor
travel 10 morrow.
PITTsFIELD, Mass, Feb. j.-The insurance
on d. A H. Stearnss mill ami lchinery. burned last
night aggregates $4,000 and placed in the follow
ing companies Royal, Pennsylvania, London aud Ian
cashire, Providence, Washington, Insurance Company
OF North America STAR Standard OF NewY0rk, Peoples
Of Newark Traders National Of Baltimore and Liver
poo and London and G,Ohe The loss Is 10000 Allen
Brother, r''re. nave $1,000 insurance Ia me mon
Of Philadelphia Metropolis, Commercial mon ana lt
Assurance Associations.
BosroS FEB. 5.-The storm OF Saturday night was
very this coast.
The storm was accompanied by fierce gale from the
throughout New-fIamp-hirn. Vermont and Maine. Dis
patches from points in Interchangeable report
fall eighteen inches To two feet the latter depth
Pit5neld Inc railroads all over the state are badly
blocked. At Bellows Fails, Vt. fifteen inches OF snow
fell. and tue gEt trans were twelve hours .4te. A
dispatch from Waterbury Conn, states that the roads
are all badly drfed A passenger train on the New
lork anu New England Railroad was suo@-uouuI all
mig a., and another train was delayed five hours. Al
Gardiner Me- tue roads are 80 Dady united tHai A. WIZ
Hr -tFtri days before COMMUNICATION c'h DE- d4 Win
tue surrounding country. lee h-ryrS ing on the
hcunrbec Is greatly lneierrd WIN ara Lhr ,3rl oi
clearing he from the Ice is estimated ar H2OUoO
COLCHESTER. Mass. Feb. 5.-rue gale and the SNOW
storm ast night very severe, the wind reachuea
velocity OF hr weight miles. The schooner Bunker HI
before reported ashore has gone pieces the .cuoon
er Armo4 OF 1T Joun y b.. with Lumber, is ashore
Tea. Pound Island The schooner Flying scud, Captain
PueIar. this port, j. ashore on Ipswich Beach She
has 20 900 pounds Of lisa aud 5000 LahOu from Laha'e
hInAs Sue ncIoIg' 70 ). ~ ltOc'1r' H. j. 'a4utd ~
100 and Il insured mere.
PRovGNCETowN Mass, Feb. "a heavy snOwstOrm
prev last night The trains all stopped
aud services ID tie churches to-day. The
i. ug schooner Maggie A. Jones, OF Boston, In harbor
here slipped her chains during the storm. came i'm col
li.on witt the wharf and sunk The crew saved.
The schooner Opera fro NewYorN tor ST. Joan. with
pc roeun ana pi en- pare er ctoes ana We. ashore
on the orth 0Ae l. "a up AN al, Id'' 10 J u,'
been received yet from outside. There Heel Oh ABOUT
tuIr,y vessels ia the haroJr
HtSGHAM, Mass. Fen. "a number Of wrecks are re
ported of NantaeAet, aud IL Is said tuat con
siderable damage WAS done 10 property along the
beach. and tuat portion Of the Nantasket
Reach Eailwav WAC washed away by the eKtre ne nigh
tue These statements cannot, however. be yeuh'i as
@ ~, r, a. Vel reported ID 3cituate or MARSH
ued.
NEWPORT. T.. l., Feb. Ut il estimated that upward
OF twelve inches CT SNOW fell here auru- last night.
The storm was very severe. The steamer Old Colony
arrived from NewNork 40 Oci0cN this atCernpOnhayng
auchoed in the sound for several hours the Newport
AIMED al tlls eud OF tue route uAuI c.ocA before
she started for NcN-lOrA
Providence L. l.. FEB. j-The New-York mail train
Wa seven behind tiue and the stonugtOu steam
boat train did not reach uere until about 23O clock ts
afternoon The and country roads are blocked
and there was little travel to-day. Tue churcnes
either closed or thiny attended
The schooner Carl d. Lathrop dragged her anchors in
the gale OF sunday morning, at Dutch Island HarDor
her D-augeIr. Ine damage OJtn vessels tinouAts TO
SIIOO. Inc schooner Nathaniel Ho.nes dlA-g her
anchor AMI went ashore at Fox Hl see WILL PROBABLY
come of 40 hlGn water
ST. JoHN y b., Feb 5.-The heaviest snow-storrn in
four or live years began early this morning number
people have been trostOItteu About loot OF snow
has fallen.
HAnrFoRD Conn.,. Feb j.The wind to-day has drifted
the snow 80 badly has been hard work keep
the highways open aud railroad tracks clear. Railroad
men have been WORKING hard and passenger trains VIII
probably on time tomorrow.
POUGHKEEIsIE y. Y, Feb. 1.-THE snOwstorm did not
abate until midnht and the snow IN this city is
now nearly feet deep the level The fast uaiI
" icu left NewYOrk this morning, five hours be- |
hinl time, becau-e OF snow blockade at RiverdIle
WmKEsBARRR, Penn, Feb. 5-Another snOwstorm /
visited THIS district yesterday and aged urousy during
the entire day. AT Bear Creek, few miles from
city, the il thirtv-two Inches deep causing sus
pension Of the lumber business Tor the present.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Feb o.-NO disasters nave yet
been reported m this vicinity.
CAKBoNDALE. Pa, Feb. j.-TAirty-sx inches OF |
have Hen mere within the three days. The wind
began blowing gale early tuI- afternoon and travel TO
ana from THIS cty wall be serIO sly Interrupted.