The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

The Weather, Travelling, Sc.
Bosros, Dso 31-7 Pm.
Railroad communication Ia becoming OPEN The steam.
boat train Via stonington arrived this afternoon The
train which left Portland Friday morning also arrived
this afternoon.
The sky is to night and there are indications
Of more Many Of streets stll impossible
from the drfk.
PROVIDENCE Dec. 80, 1858.
The storm has been very severe In this vicinity. We
have received mall from Boston New York for two
days. The Boston and stoningtsn roads Blocked up
with snow and the trains endsavorng force their
way through
BALTIMORE Dec. 81, 1855.
The weather here mild heAfternoon and general
thaw took place. cold again to night and showing
WASHINGTON, Dso 8l-8P NJ
1t has lust commenced showing again.
CINCINNATI Dec. 81, 1853
The weather here 1, cold. The river Is low and proba
bly, closed by Toe.
Marine Disasters-Tho Storm I'm the East.
LARGE NUMBER OF VESSELS DRIVEN ASHORE,
WRECKED, BTC.
The bark Maryland, from Baltimore, Ii ashore inside
the GlAdes with feet Of water in her hold and fore
mast cut away.
Schooner Mary E. Pierce, from Wilmington, N. O., is
high up Scituats beach, but may DO got of after dis
charging
ship, name unknown, Is ashore on the Clin. Assist
arce has gone TO her.
Capt Smith, OF the Mary E. Pierce, states that he
came round Cape Cod with about seventy five SAIL and
thinks most Of them have gone ashore.
Five schooners and brig additional to those named
are ashore near Dusbury.
The bark Leroy, from New Orleans, anchored on Ply.
on and fo mt
her mssts the vessel remains sound Her captain came
up to the city and chartered steamer this morning to
tow her up.
Tbs brig Clio from Savannah tbs 9Th inst is ashore
CT scitI ate, complete wreck. The crew WAS saved
PROVIDENCE, Dsc 81, 1858.
We have received the following despatch Of marine
The brig r. CliIk Of Lubec from PASSPORT for New
York, with lumber, went ashore near Fort Adams
Brig Elizabeth, from Providence, for Wilmington, N.
" In ballast, Is ashore on the breakwater Damage
known.
Br. brig AcaaiAn, OF and from Windsor, N. s., for
another vessel and to prevent sinklos slipped her an
chors and was ashore the Lime Rocks In the in
ner harbor where she remains
Schooner Emma Of Bremen, Smith, from Philadslphia
Tor Boston with COAL went ashore near Beaver TAIL and
Schooner Homer Of Boston, Is ashore near Fort Adams
with both masts out away.
schooner Telegraph from Boston for Tangsr is badly
ashore In ths Cove, Fort Adams.
Schooner City Belle CLARK of and from Belfast for New
York. was run Into by the schooner Daniel Webster and
somewhat damaged.
Schooner Arctic, Mouton, from Baltimore OF and for
with oak plank dragged ashore in the inner
harbor.
Schooner F1otila, for Barnstable from Baltimore, In
ballast parted her chains and went ashore in Brontons
Cove.
Schooner Indicator, OF and from Marblshead New
York went ashore thu breakwater got
of with loss Of anchors and bboom stern stove tarS
and monkey rail gone and other damage.
DUTCH SHIP EDWARD MARIA ASHORE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81, 1853.
The Dutch ship Edward Maria which cleared from this
port on the Goth for London is ashore Smiths Point
and is dscharging her cargo into lighters Relief went
down on ThursdAY to try and ret her oil.