The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23
BosToS, Feb. 81, 1916.


.dnofher Snor Storm-Loss Of LJs-NarroD Rseope Of
Ship TAomas Wright .alorms Of Fyre-7Ae Erpresses
-Mr, Wiison's .anii. Slavery Rssoiuon-Barker Bur.
NELL the .absconding Cashsr-EGset of the Stsemer's
NeOs, re.
We had another snow storm yesterday, and smart
little one 1t was too. At time promised to equal
the famous and furious tempest OF Sunday but for
Of wind and bottom" as the jockeys say gave out
and came being a failure. 1t played the deuce
however, with the railroads, in much that the cars
from every direction very much behind their time
last night and most Of them did not arrive till this NOR.
ming Tho steamboat train for New York. via Provi.
dsnoe. which ef In the afternoon returned to the city
last evening being unable to get through the snow.
n,'" qu's u Tie nsIoor ana pay and
Mr. Albert Quincy, warrant pilot, drowned all tho
measures taken to saws him having proved neectua
Ho was years DID, and had been married four
months was reported here In the afte that the
ship Thomas Wright was ashore Cohassst rocks but
near being lost however; and had not been for the p
lot boat Frolic which put Mr. Sullivan board just
time 10 her by the most skilful manage ment she
would probably have been wrecked
We had several alarms of FIRE yesterday and last night
which called out the department in the midst the
storm but the CONGREGATIONS not very extensive
One Of them in the dry goods store Of Mr. John T.
Burgess in Hanover street which soon put out but
the goods sustained considerably damage by the fire and
water.
The Expresses run by the Herald and the combined
opposition, have been the theme Of general remark all
about town. and every body seems 70 rejoice at the
splendid victory achieved by the former have not
heard single individual dissent rsm the general voice
Of the public In your favor You will notice by the pa
pers. that the Halifax abortion was q very unpopular
thing with the press here aud equally with the
public It's projectors have been likened to the wise
men OF Gotham, who went to in bowl" only that
they were ten times foolish. The beauty Of the
Joke is that they Dragged loudly Of what they
going to DO in advance and after ALL came out at the
little end OF the horn, it'll such i'll grace 10 evi.
dent that the one lite victory which they achieved on
the arrival OF the previous steamer solely by the help
OF an unforeseen snow storm completely
them, and they were ready for any scheme, however
foolish that in their view would promise repetition Of
the same result Poor fellows They will perhaps
grow wiser as they grow older
Mr. Wilson, of Natick, has made a long speech in
support OF the preamble and resolution which intro
duced IN our Legislature short time since, declaring
the determined and incorporating hostility of Masss.
chusetts to slavery within the limits Of this Union and
of 81 to IL.
The bill to establish tho city Of Roxbury was yesterday
passed to q third reading.
Barker Burnell, the Nantucket cashier, has gone
SOUTH and was last heard of in Philadelphia where he
registered his name in full at the United States Hotel
HIS defacation is said to amount to $50 000four hs
Of the entire capital of the bank
The effect OF the news by the steamer, far az 10
dscernable has been favorable the stock market and
on business generally.