New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
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The Weather. &c.

From all uuarters-East " est North and South
we have intelligence OF tie advent Winter Travel
ing for the las, week has been much ipeded and the
malls are even now greatly deraaced. We give below
such information respecting the Weather we have
been able 10 collect from exchanges in various parts
OF the country.
In Nr,o YORK North and West of the Highlands there
is sufficient quantity of make good seighing.
In Buffalo or the ID inst, it foot in depth in Au
burn Geneva Rochester and Utica six eight inches.
The River North OF the Highlands is closed.
In Nsr England believe the sleghing good, though
the many places is not deep as it at the
West
In Canada Winter has begun 10 play his pranks in
right earnest The navigation OF the -. Lawrence must
have closed for the season.
At Inc South and Wes; the is deeper than AZ
the North We have advices from Vl-ginia represent
ing the late storm to have been very severe in that
State.
At Cincinnati on the morning of the Sd inst the
curry had fallen TO degrees above and the sleigh
Ing good. Coal had advanced from 20 10 80 cents
per bushel and wood was s. per cord
At Pittsburgh the sleishng was excellent on Monday
last. We have pretty much the same account from
Michigan
At st. louis on the 2sth ut the thermometer a;
down stood 10 degrees above Large quantities
of snow had fallen and the river u OF floating ice
A, Malrase (0) The Goth ut there was a fall OF
snow and on the 10Th navigation was closed
Navigation the Lakes was last closing up for the
season at our last advces The cold weather Of the
past week has doubtless finished il.
n
the mountains and stll descending. Passengers from
the West report the 10 be feet and half deep
on the mountains and still falling at last accounts
CAxALs-Both Canals-the Whitewater and Mi
am-are closed by ice considerable quantity of ice
was seen in the River Tuesday-end the weather
very cold on Monday night. Two three days like the
Jas; will be likely TO impede our River navigation Tor the
time being. Ohio Union, Cincinnati.
TIE WEATHER.-Yesterdny morning the ground
was handsomely covered with snow, which still
MAINS and with hard packing and hard freezing now
makes excellent sleighng. The streets made
merry with bells yesterday. and until late hour last
night Cincinnati Chron.. Dec. ID.
COLD WEATHER-We understand that the Sus.
uuehanna river has been frozen Columbia since
MONDAY last and also that several boats laden with
merchandise have been tied up at Wrightsyle-not
being able the river on account of the ice.
LPhlad Chronicle.
THE MAILS AND SSow.-No mail East of Cham
bersbureh arrived yesterday and the South Eastern mail
doubt there has been quite fall of the noun
tsins and at the East The sleghng here is excellent
Pittsburgh Adv. 18th inst
The Northern Mail yesterday failed beyond VIII
ninrton The weather ia very bad and leads 10 sup
pose TIN roads distracted by and slee', Even on
our own railroad there has been some delay for this
cause Charleston Mercury, 5,h
The WEATuER.-The Mercury seemed to be
trying Sam Patch leap yesterday morning. IL d0re
FerYsr' than have known 10 for time II ever
before in these dicgrs and the early part Of the day
would have been sdered pect bic winter weather
in almost any reasonable latitude. Mobile Adv Nov ~
SLE1GHISG-Bet;er seighing has not been known
in this section for years Snow several inches deep
and roads hard and smooth We understand that sleigh
ing is good South to Wooster West to Eyrio and East
10 Buffalo Cleveland Herald