The New York herald., 1850-12-25


Ton, was oloWn aown about eight oc,ock yes.sr-
srsa and tba soo, VI ,,v sns hosrasd Ths
sloop Avon, of and from Gloucester with 3b6 bar.
rts mackersi on board, sunk OF the cad Of India
Tns, in sne mo,nlng sna ess'. M ngass. w.. hr,s
was seen Yesterday forenoon, at anchor about mile
from Chelsea Beach, with both mssts cut away aud
stgnsi OF distress lying 6at nes name couiI nes 20
ths beech Tha stsamsr n Forhss lsft In the after
to render assistance. North of Boston the snow
storm was more severe there being less ram. Al the
Northern, western ana Eastern raiiroaa TRAINS were
late yes'erday-o0sfon COURIER DEC a.
LOWELL.
The snow commenced falling last evening and kept
on steadily until morning. The ground has q great
weight Of snow which We trust viii remain and fur.
nsh seighng for the winter The mail did not arrive
mere until past ~ ociock-tLo~e" '1"eed"' Dee' 3D.
sPRISeFiELD, MASS.
sunday svsn,ng and continued With little or no
abatement for twenty -four hours. Snow rain, and
hail In alternate lsyers nave oeen packed nsra
Janparv r tbaw 10 dissoIys We shonid indee that
about i've inches had fallen Last evening, 1t came
on IN heavy blow ana every.n,hg under tne controi
OF the wind was flying spitefuiiy through the ar
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by THE MORSE AND Balm LINES.
NEW YORK STATE.
ALBANY, Dec, a. 1850.
The snow storm ceased last night bat the wind blew
boat is frozen tight In the middle Of the river and pas
sengers cross the ice on foot
The thermometer at Wsteryliet has been four de-
grees below zero In this city from two degrees above
to two degrees below Zero
Up TO this time. 10 p M, az Albany. weather con.
tipues yerv cold.
We have received no mail west of syracuse. Tn.
Boston mails In the Housatonic train which left New
VI :. 49,. o..,,u. a. IL, 80, -, A.. -
i'iA 'n "onuay e'onns o'nie"' P"s'o y" '"' "e'
up the train which LEFT this city on Monday morning
Monday afternoon and this morning, Great Bar
ripgton.
Our last mail from New YORK was mat oi sunday
evening. -
UTICA; Dec IA M
+boruor,e+or ;na.a,aa asorsas ha,ow za-o rba mar
'0' N'e'eo' 80"
curry In the thermometer now stands at IL degrees
above zero barometer, 500. The is about thirty
inches deep, and Is much drifted The wind, yestsr
6sy and to-day, has blown with the force Of hurri
cane.
We ksvs not received any mail west OF Syracuse
since satu-day.
sYRAcusE' Dec A-io NJ
The snow is two feet deep, and che weather very
cold, with prospect OF its being clear tomorrow
RocHEsrER, Dec. 24-sP.M
The horizon is clear and the weather is very cold
The storm is entirely over and there is prospect of
e.. A.. a. a
hne uay 'o-morfoW'
NO mans east OF deneVA nave Deen received SINCE
sunday morning
BUFFALO Dec 24-sPM
rher.le Of Yesterday has abated, and we have had
very fine and clear but piercipgy cold day with the
wind N. W. The sleighipg has been splendid. At four
o'clock this afternoon the Thermometer noted ~ deg
above zero; 1t has since fallen IL deg. larger
amount OF snow mas iaien than at any previous time
for many yeare and s much drted that several of
the roads in the vicinity are completely blocked up
me se,gnng IA .e Guy mas Desn spisnaa 10. tne psst
apce Of moresnow
We have not received any Eastern mail since Sun
unless one came In the Train tnst mas ust arrived
no - "a W eo
,sr. inA's n'sHS"' - 'i''A' "NA0" any PA''sn'
The propeller oynx for whose safety fears were en-
tertened, arrived somewhat damaged lastIevening.
sne had been IoIesd 20 lie 70 under poins Aeino
above zero: this evening IL Ia % degrees above
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