The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-14 00:00:00

THE WEATBER IN THE BALTIC.

MEMEL, April 7.1--Fer the last two days the wind has
been westerly, with occasional rain. The ice is leaving
the liaff slowly, the current being slack.
PII.LAU, April B.—Weather fine and mild, and the
rivers expected to be navigable in about a week.
TRAVEMUNDE, April 7.—A fresh west wind has bad
much influence on the ice, and, although it is not yet in
motion, still the open water steaclies from the mouth of
the harbour to the stone reef buoy, and thence solith-
wards to Swansee. At noon to-day the ice got in mtotioena_
KIEL, A.pra 9,--Front Bellevue there is a gread,r
_1
of drift ice perceptible seawards. The opening of _la°
inarhroiepeeed
oinf
rivers may be shortly expected.
aay.
p,,,,,age through the
ELSINORE, April 7.--erne
from the Danish
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hour of Copenhagen ar' triii impeded by ice.
in Landsc
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getting through the grounr_ds.
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fl.et, Cossack, A ___rc len;
is at present blocked rOIM.
Grounds tetra
harbour. Landscro.
_up by ice.
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• at soma vessels h
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op , to-day.
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