The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

d. NJ made doubt very smuss e especially We sh IN
bic ndiog view OF the busy scene Along the
great terry Of this great mctropoi To cards evening"
tSs9 from 4. sus n.ss o. ths
tions of the city tn. demand 40 ,cmmodatons Ml
this spa cous four and six hofss slsg as averaging
from fty TO veny passengers to The fullest extent
th cir capacity Tbu about six O'Clock In the evening"
FRI the immune sbi- hrpog moving up the
walk from the ~loAded onnibases and the long
procession mons sleixhs oontAnipg ths aver
sss congregation OF as II our ss.oerAto churches
nom this vast msrAtiv from the TO 10 Of The day to
their evening reuD un ong the homes up tsvn, the
strsrger ia Nes YORK. fros Lis Stand ct the s. Nohllss
would BE- enabled to form pproInsts s,tma,e Of the
eaiy work transacted IN thh sw.wmng and busy Blbylon
What "a II but map OF ha, he,
With sll its fluctuations sAt ics vast concerns."
through AZ opsn lot h Nass sIs sornsr x Tsu.S
avenue, they discovered the dead body N msu
rsntly Germ about 90 years NJ age nearly covered
deceased was dressed ME bofs; and fro the .Hter.
nal sppeasrce OF the body II fosed that while
Of NoIday night sad mssinx his s.y sssAms bs.dsrsd
and thus psrished . snow drift. The polio, OF the
r.st ward 'ook charge of tho body, add the Coroner
Yest riay forenoon, william Book, lad is ys,rs old.
livpg At No 2e Nine ssath strset. was run OWE In
Broadway by one Of ths Knickerbocker sls
Of which one of his legs broken. Ho hrne
IL muck pain.
TELE3RAPHIC
The Late Stsa sam-DreadfuI Marine Disasters
PaIApElPHA. Feb 20 1854
letter from the Breakwatsr received 1t the Exchange
states that the storm OF Monday night the ssversst
ever known and panied with terrific tsandsr
and lightning.
The be each 10 strswed with wrecks Thirteen vssse
ashore within view o. the Brsai WATER among them the
following schooners-the J. Vail Minerva, Of Fall River;
~ Kotis, coal laden for New York Hsohsl Jane With
corn, for New York James MAul with corn OF the
crew frozen to DEATH Cherries Psksr with wood two OF
tne ore nrrhnsd In the sgi the Charles Moore Mary
Parker G..srsl scOtt Brontss cotton laden tho Cor
nen5 OF Fall River; s.d two osh.rs nAmoi mot snown
We have 10 rpsri from outside the cape
Oae OF the crew OF the schooner Suosex also Sshore
pertshcd after reAobiog the land.
Several vessels In harbor disnsstsd amongst
them the schooner Mary ano and an brig
PuIADEiPIrA, Fob 23-sP.M.
letter from Leves dated 2lst inst states that
thirteen cosstts ashore there during tbs
gale Of the goth inst and their cargoes along
the beach There names Ase--J. Vail, Maerva, N. u.
Kotss Rachel jane Sussex James Morrs Charles Par
ker Charles Moore, Mary Parker Gen SCOTT, Brontes
CorDsis, ,pd VIM. Jsnsias. Six men, belonging to the
above vessels had perishsd from exposure and exhsus
ton Five OF the above vessels ,und New YORK.
thre Of which coal laden two with grain from
psfta In Delaware
Tho Weather, Snow SO.
ALBANY Feb n, 1854.
The veather here very cold last light with high
wind and slight aurrss. To day It IL bright and
cold.
gosroS, Fsh "a, 1861 |
From IL u tili4P. n to day we experisresd one Of
the most violent tenpe., Of and wiad tht have
had this winter Sncs O'Clock the weather has cleared
up and at ten O'Clock 10 night twas Intensely ooh
PORTLAND Feb 20 1864.
A,rmsrdous snow storm has prevailed here to-day;
and n gre sty ifted. No train Boston he'd got
through up TO O'Clock P. n
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 23-5PM
Tho weather Ia clear ard r,pgiy celd Tnermomstsr
ranged to DAY in ths shade folio Ws-N A. n, 10;
noon, "a; and o. toloss, 1T 27 deg. above zero.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81 1864.
This has been the coldsst day OF the season.