The New York herald., 1845-12-03
The Weather. &c.

badly for the same business 1t seems, however
that even with steam, they are captured.
The Weather, &c.
ALBANY Our first snow storm came th interest II
commenced snowng yesterday at noon, and continued
without intermission until late at night Before morn
however il turned to rain, and unless the weather
changes soon, sleighs will not be in demand long We
learn the Exress Messenger that the canal west
menced carrying freight Saturday it being then
ders that navigation had closed. The yet
WITHOUT any formidable obstruction There cons
derale floating ice Saturday and yeste day The South
America and Hendrick HUDSON both left for York
tsrdsy before their usual time that they might get below
the soa water before dark The Knickerbocker and CO.
lums arrived at ocks at early hour this ming
Saturday VI as busy day with our several tow comps
nies The Albany brought down from her summer
moorinas at Troy, and lett with fleet OF boats ia tow
The North Amer ca followed with another feet and the
Trojan with another. And we believe several other
boats also left with full tows The Knckerhocker and
Co!nir bian Were also we'll stored NTH -four for New
York. The Rip Van Winkle hos laid up in our harbor
for the winter rrrni"g J,'rnat Dee. |.
BuFr.Lo-N Night before last the cold was severe and
have made lie rapidly upon the lock gates of the
canal Yesterday morning, at 7 o'clock, the thcrmome
ter at our house stood only twelve degrees above
a degree OF cold that comparatively few days of
winters bring u.s. Yesterday was sunny and pleasant
preached and freezing began eaIly in the afteinoon
Pilot 2ofh M.
We have but little further intelligence in relation 10
the late disasters. small vessel lost at Ere
sundsy mormng-,he saving themses in tho
small boat. Tho Nile lett for Detroit yesterday
ren'oirder of the cargo OF the Blue Bell, the
schooner Vermont having brought in 800 bhls -four.
There are but lew vessels up the lake to come ,n and
though there will be several steamboats, yet
leaving.
learn from friends of the Lockport Courier By
telegraph, at u o'clock to-day that the few struggling
canal boats 10 be making their way into winter
quarters Last night the coolest yet experienced,
but no ice be canal above the locks
Some had fallen but not sufficient for sleghing.
Nothing done in wheat or four.-Butaio .9dr. 29h u
two DAYS the winds have come as If whipping out of
snow bank, and those cold, thin, hazy clouds
sweeping down from the north and north east that make
one think OF snow heaps in spite OF hmsel winds whsk
ing about the of streets little boys slipping up,
sleigh bells jingng and our stables earning the need
ful.-New Har.fi Herald, Dec. !.
We fear the history Of Saturday night will tell of
many shipwrccks There could have failed to have
been boats out, but they could hardly have lived The
Missouri, however, came into port yesterday noon.-
Detroit ErprcSs, 24fh ut.
We had quite storm yesterday afternoon, the
first Of and at time the prospect for good
leighng lootcd quite encouraging in the evening
il commence, raining, and the rain fell abundantly
through the night and this morning the had all
disappeared. we learn that considerable quantity Of
snow Tell at Andover naveihill, &c.-and in New
Hampshire The slegh-blls this morning were gingng
right merrily.-Boaon Journal Dec. /.
II commenced srowing on Thursday afternoon and
continued until dark he ground entirely cover
ed. The air was cold and frosty and received the
first breath OF winter W the way have any steps been
suing season. An appropriation in coal would be advan.
tsgeous We believe sue. is usually adopted
and it high time the appr, oration made
tpgh Jnu, Nor 29
The first snow o.! the season Cell yesterday morning.
but dzzng rain in tho afternoon caused 1t all TO dis
and bright frost The weather is as variable as in
April. The meadows between Jersey City and Bergen
Hill are oveihowed this mornng.-Nemc,k .aduoiisc,
Dec.
A very wet cold, drizzliug, chilling, uncomfortable
s ha wsGs the ~ srGp ct last night
over which Icy had hung 80 long, and actually wept
most piteously, doubtless because they coulddt get
away om the sight Of tlke spoiled children tired Of
damaged toy-fhH Sprit Times, Dec. 2.
niera iona gpe ol warm and pleasant but dry wea-
ther, itset to showerng copicusly yesterday.-N a
Pic, Sunday 23i uH.
Tho rain storm, yesterday, accompanied by
heavy gale hich overturned fences upfoo,ed trees
threw down sign boards and dismautled roofs in this vi
cint and f'om IT. effects here. fear that great dam
age hns been suffered the sen oaid and the ship.
pu la The haiboIs The Tooi Of the town house. ut
Brewer was peiti,y blown off aud lodged on the roof
o. the meeting house in the vicinity. The tide to
an uncommon height, and probably mnsh damage will
result Bangor tPh,g, osih uf
The St. Marinsvile .adre,ns,r of the 2sh MI, says:
sngar making Is going on bssky in this Parish; hut
the planters complain that the cane does not Well near
s' ~ = "ey EXPECTED. The weather is now very
tue crop will be improved BY It, both in quan,l,y and
qnsli'y,"
old ona clear. yesterday: rood rvho'eson, w.e,,.r
10 gnpg - -flf and, as Aop ~. sNN ~ SN'S'
The Gather stil continues mild Snow fsll o, CIV
day last To the dsp spth OF about eight inches and
ana afnhhd quebec IS now excellent. Lieht sat-
has been falling ipce early hour this NOR nj,
We lean that at Three Rivers and Montreal there is 10
snow whatever. At Poit 81 Francis IL is SAID couai
derabe quantity Of ice has formed There are not more
than two vessels 10 clear. Qurbsc Mercury Noe as
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HIrnGAS LtGsLArpRE The prOcet dlng- of tue
BeM J.. glslaurc OF Mlchgsn, WI be looked upon
vin nurn intffeFt end should be- well &C utinyed hy
the people The proposed sale OF the 10.
VISION OF ia"a-tne distr,'ing of tue staejul,c
iriotn ana oh'r matters of importance vii. he finally
bffd mon We hark qnss tcn, pr..uals .-ii,
ceme beice 'hs Legt laue.-p tt4'' ~. e,s NJ, "a
MisslrJ EoNve>rtDs - nj. ilird ,ud ,,,,,y,b
days, y W tut ~, ".r- rccrued Ia atnnunna
ts niUN ccmpltises, % take si,to cus! et ,on ia
dite ent let T. ~ tie consihiion Bach COMMITTEE. IA
ee.s,i OF eleven PERSONS yht ~ On baindati., NJ
Legislative pow wcisi ad Executive poweis. A,h Judi
caI po"eif ON Education powers, 6th Internal I'm.
proveme"tsi ih banks and Corporations; h Tie Mi.
iti 9th. scat Of Government 10th Node OF amendiny
the Con.tisutoni l!th. Declaration Of Rights.