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

THE WEATHER IN THE BALTIC.

MEMEL, April 7.—For the last two days the wind has
been westerly, with occasional rain. The ice is leaving
the Haff slowly, the current being slack.
PILLAU, 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 lad
much influence on the ice, and, although it is not yet in
motion, still the open water stretches from the mouth of
the harbour to the stone reef buoy, and thence south-
wards to Swansee. At noon to-day the ice got in motion.
KIEL, April 9.—From Bellevue there is a great deal
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prevailedi N o nx
of drift ice perceptible seawards. The opening of the
rivers may he shortly' expected.
latelyE Aipsricllea7rerngTahwe
coast, and the upward bound vessels whieh.arn ea „r
hopes u•
the roads a few days ago are now proceeding
is
no
the lor.
getting through the grounds.
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hour of Copenhagen and
fliet, Cossack, Archer, and Desp te
°rat booked' up by ice.
sail
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