New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

iIHE Snow STORM AT WAsHINGToS.-On Sunday night
fo gentlemen one an editor from the South and the
tr from Baltimore were converting about the change
Tie atmosphere from what 1t had been during the day
p both remarked to us that there would DO heavy
Pow storm in the morning The morning came, and with
4 The predicted snow storm, which commenced about
III, Feb. 20 and has continued to this morning AN,
Rnty five hours Had the ground been hard and frozen
depth Of the which has fallen would be two feet
over AS il is, ii measures an average, from four
n TO eighteen inches-in places three feet deep
Ese Is driited and in others OF course less than the
fgsge. That distinguished individual, the oldest in
fe,bient calls this storm the deepest that has
n within the last nineteen years that OF 1855, Is
n, having been little DEEPER but not much
lfrRarFlc SroRM-On Tuesday afternoon last, a de-
kaeive storm passed about quarter of mile soAh OF
spasp Ia DESTROYING houses farms and other property
Et dwellings and other buildings OF Dr. Bamper were
kwn down, and the Doctor himself severely injured
Y house and barn of Ephraim Warheld were demolished
his wife considerably injured. The buildings OF Nj:
mon were blown down; Mr.. Harris injured, and
destruction of hogs and poultry said to be astonish
Ply great.
r. terrific whiriwnd passed over portion of Warren
.kny Ohio, on the 18th inst, reaching hom German
Sn two miles from Lebanon. TO the vicinity OF Wayne
u lite course was about 500 yards wide moving in a
led line, generally north east passing over the farms
laees John Antrim John Clements, A. Is Morris, and
Yea W II Hamilton, unroofng barns and out houses
ating fences and throwing the RAIDS far and wide de
foyng timber and running orchards NO one wslnlareo
kAcucb some bows caught in the woods made narrow
kpe -Four horses were killed on the farm oil CsPah
Ecn and the east end of y. Fences house was driven
I'D the windows blown out. 1t was all the work OF
eninutes The damage to houses fences orchards anu
fssr. is very heavy. amounting probably'o s2ooVV'
ihoRrsoE, Jan 10, ls54-This city was thrown into
fztrcitement about dark last evening By bander a.
En- works The cafes after being lighted for Few
Esies were suddenly left in darkness. The most ne
Etd Of them were occupied at the moment by scores
aasrian officers, taking coffee, &c. aud they rusaed
the streets to End them in darkness, and raised the
II u nsunection-which the grumbling OF tho poorer
k under the recent enormous rise of bread, had leu
Esto anticipate The troops instantly called TO
and the people TO the streets when in the midst OF
Esener aton the lamps suddenly burst into
~ and dssipsted the fog-the bunder at the fountain
- having been speedily rectihed Nevertheless, We
Tsmhe midst Of excitement
iCor. Newark Daily Advertiser
IseknIR "A map named Whitney was murdered and
ESsaof 700 at Washington, Feyette County, Ohio
ene night Of the 18th inst Whitney was from Picka.
~ vesnsy and had received the money from man
Murphy in Cincinnati for pork that he had sold
his nurderers also stole his horse and gold watch
ka@E: W." In their fight they dropped memo
boob, In which the names Of Hay, Bay & Brown