New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-11
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TIE NEw-YosK AID NEw.HAvEs RAILROAD
TIE LATE DErESTIoS.-An officer Of this road re. |
quest. Us to publish the following fron the Bridgeport
Nanda,d IL regard to Card which sppeared in The
Tribuae a few days ago:
The snow and ice upon the nsek last week occa
stoned much detention upon the H0usatOnic and New
lOrk and New Haven roads. he down train upon the \
Houssto due here on Wednesday al P. NJ arrived /
al clock Thursday morning-the passengers hsv /
ing been out ali night The snow AZ the North bad 1
been blown upon the track, rendering lOcomou0n /
through the deep cuts very difficult matter hore. 1
over the up train with tgO locomotives, meeting with
ice and large body OF snow, ran OF the track. No /
person wss Injured but the engines were somewhat Il
saashsa and delay OF some hours occasioned. The /
down train the day previous arrived here sbou,
P. NJ but did not resch New York until morning. Some
0f the passengers by this train have published CARD
setting forth their wrongs and suterngs on the Jour
ney. They. u seems informed that they could \
20 through from Albany 10 New YORK, In eight hours
out the Companies kept them twenty four hours
"a the wsy They might have aided that the Compa /
Lies al9rtd storm % take place Day or two /
previous.
complaint Is made that the Locomotives Of the /
Y Road are not powerful enough % take the trains i
slong Ia season We doubt whether these gentlemen /
ever powerful engines than those employed /
by the Company Win ice the track the stol ses,
engine ever mate could make bat little progress
The passengers undoubtedly had hard lime 0C, the /
eifr1ents and not the companies were IN faux Other
p.ssen gers who we're the same train inform "a
mat thrre 10 reasonable Of Complaint and /
that the conductor. Mr. FfsBEA % far from being /
olamesble, entitled 70 great credit for Bis exer
ions OF the occasion