The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-25
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CONDITION OF THE HARBoRs ON CAFE CoD-MARlNE
DISASTERS, ETC.
BosroN, Jan. "a 1852.
Accounts from New Bedford state that in consequence
Of the distractions by ice the harbor is inaccessible
vessels The barber of Edgartown also closed entirely
far Cape Page the rst time it is said for
many Holmes Hole harbor is frozen over to the
chop. Nantucket has not yet been heard from
Accounts from Provinceovn state that ships were
seen back OF the Capes, trying to beat up.
The bark Cuba, from SurDsm for Boston. ashore at
WOOD End was got OIL with much difficulty, and taken
into she had four feet Of water in her
hold All the crew except the second officer, had left
her, ard all who bad assisted in getting her of we're
more or less frost bitten.
ice. In Cape Cod bay. was to-day of Brewster,
still fast in the Ice which extended four miles from the
shore.
The schooner J. A. Payne, from Virginia to Boston,
with oysters was ashore on Sanoy Point Chatham
The schooner with lime lost at the entrance Of
Chatham harbor was the North Star OF and from Lin
colnvile, for Fall River Her lime becoming vet abe
took fire, and was destroyed
The pilot boat Coquette Vas got of the Graves last
night and towed to the city strained and
chsfed
The United States light boat Brandywine has been
broken BY the ice.
VESSELS IN DISTRESS AT NORFOLK, ETC.
NORFOLK, Va, JAN "a, 1852
The following vessels have put in here
Brig Mary Eleanor, from Baltimore for Gibraltar She
hes lost her anchor and chains and her
Brig q W Russell. for Richmond. The crew is sick;
tie vessel is short Of provisions aud slightly damaged
by ice.
The schooner Statesman, from New York to George.
town. hae ioet her sails.
The schooner Asia Capt gidrdge, from Now York for
Baltimore, is alse here
Owing the heavy ice in our rivers commune alton
between Baltimore and Norfolk is suspended.
COLI EcrIoN FOR THR POOR IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan "a, 1859
Collections for the relief Of the poor to be made
Tomorrow IN ai the churches and the committee hay
authorities give employment to five hundred thou
sand men In opening the CUTTERS and removing the OBJ
structlons in our public streets.
A HEAVY MAIL.
DETROIT (Mich.) Jan. "a, 1884,
towards of ten tons of mail matter, which had been
detained by the snow left Bellevue Ohio last evening
for the West.
Meteorological Observations.
BY MoRsE's TELEGRAPH, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
SATURDAY, Jan. a. 1852
BUFFALO 8 A M.-Barometer %. 60 Thermometer 70.
WIND south. 1t Is quite clear and very pleasant.
ROCHESTER, "a. Mt lie clear and cold Wind south
west. Thermometer 49,
AUTUMN, A. Mt is clear and peasant not cloud
is visible. 1t Is much warmer than il has been. Wind
south. Thermometer IS.
SYRACUSE. 0 A Mt is clear and very pleasant
Light wind from the south. ThermometerlS IS.
Urea, Mt is q fine morning and clear sky
Wind west Thermometer Is.
ALBAry. "a MI is pleasant morning, and wini
ThoY, "a. Thermometer degrees above zero 1t
Is cold and clear. Wind g.. W.
BUFFALO. s P. M-Barometer 30 90 Thermometer 80
The Wind is southwest and it is clear and beautiful
evening.
RocursrYa P. Mt has been a warm, thawing
day. Wind ". 8. W. Thermometer 70
ArruRN. P N We have a clear and pleasant even
ing. II has been beautiful mild day, with tho wind
weGt. Thermcn eter a..
BYnAcusE =. Mt has been pleasant day 1t
tbsscd little. The wind is now south. Thsrroome-
20.
Urea p. M-The weather has been pleasant during
The dsy, Ii thawed con,dersbly It is clear evening"
with the wind $. W, Thermometer 2S.
hLDsrv. P. M-The weather hes been quite mild
ard pleasant to day. The sky is clear, and the
Wind south. Barometer 3o.il0. Mercury 70. Their
meineter II.
THoy, j NJ THE weather moderated considerably
to day. The thermometer indicates "a degrees.
The Wind Is light from the south, and 1t is clear and
pifassrt evening.
NosForK, Na.-The weather is Dcderating, but the
James River lie stl closed
PiITsBuHG.- The weather plessant-day clear.