The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

)RNING EDITION. WEDN
Boston and Providence road at stoningon was dsaiasd
s that place BY tho gale hsr hal not a.
rived up to six o'clock yesterday sstsrnoon.
fhs Fall River boat Bay State which should have
reached this cty about ssvsa o'clock yesterday morning.
had not arrived TO six O'Clock ast evening The stats
OF Aaine which left her pier In the svsang was forced
70 come to anchor at rhros's Point
This New York and Erie train did mot arrive here TIL
~ o'clock yesterday aftsrnoon-about nix hours beyond
the regular time.
The trains On the New York and Troy Railroad were
estAinsd several hours seyosd their usual time The
road u clsAr. The SNOW ct Fort washingtoa wa
about eight fest deep
TEE STORM IN THu RARpox.
In ssnssqusnss Of the violent gale the tides s the East
and North rivers were much higher than usual asd On
the East river the watsr ovsrnowsd the sgry bridges
The boats were compelled 1t oas ns duri. sight to
suspend thsr trips Thsrs large quantity oe iss In
ths Hudson.
The schsoasr Godsn Cloud Of visahavsn, went aihors
on SANDY Hook Mo.dsy, ct four oolosk p. n, while
attempting to enter the bay during the violsat ow
storm. The saved and the vessel IL In good
condition, and win probably 10 get on Without much
dsmsge.
The schooner John r. Watson. Of Perth Amboy from
North Carolina, while ct anchor in the East river,
oss both chains and went into the South ferry alp
Rooaiyn side, carrying away her bboom, and slghtly
damaging hsr bulwsrks.
Tho brig wAndersr. Chad wick, bound to Ponce p R,
went Ashore Bsdloe's Island about A. u aad was
towed on At high water yesterday stsrasoa BY the steam
tug Titan.
The high tide caused By the w.d aoassd the A,iss as
fApNs - n
reached her dock at Jersey City, apparently unnj srsd
Dredging machines had been as work ct her sds with
the hope Of exrcatiDg her Her coal cargo we're all
out on Friday night last BY the aid Of ugasrs About
ore hundred men work yesterday putting In
her COAL ard BY working day and night vitA the use OF
four cranes and the aid Of steam po wsr .xpsstsd
that shs will bs ready for Sos BY Thursday, and VIII
fail 1t O'Clock on that day.
The steamships Star Of the VEST for San Jusn G.orgs
Law, for Aspiaws North Star, FOR DO al anchctsd ct
quarantine Monday night bat proosedsd to ssa yesterday
morning about half past ten.
The British ship Three Bells Captain Crghson, was
to~sd down the bay BY the esntus Jacob Bell on Nos.
day afternoon and Of anehsrsl in the bay that
night
OUR TELEGRAPHIC ACCOUNTS.
MISSOURI.
81. LOUIS, Feb. q, 1854.
No snow storm this week. Warm heavy rain Sunday
afternoon and night. Gale Of wind Sunday evening.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Feb. Al, 1854.
Spring
LouIsvnrl Feb. 81, 1854
No snow this week; rainsd from Sunday evening until
soon yesterday.
CINCINNATI, Feb. q, 1854
Not particle Of SNOW for month RAinsd h,rd al
day yesterday Cloudy and cool TO day. but no rain or
nsw.
COLUMBUS, Fob g, 1854.
Have had no rain or snow Of any consequences this
week. slisht fAn Of ssow yesterday; melted.
cIEvMASD, Feb 2l, 1854.
Began showing yesterday noos fen to the depth
q thsss isshss stepped about SP, n wssthsr to day
wssu; snow ssasIy I'll dissppnssa No snow foew niiss
sass q hsrs ysstssday, asd eat - iasA Ass&
ss NAn~~AMn= -~-s9s
BArnxom. Tsb. u, 1854.
ne eontnssd to fAn hsrs tu Sous o'sIoss this
nssslsg, sad H. sws fsst level Oar srssts a.
most blockadsd BY the drf No trains from sny quar-
t have arrived since yestsrday afternoon and have
been sent out al the railroads Ia the veaity Of the city
Ssisg blocked up BY the immense drifts.
This mornirg the weather ID clear and warm.
l2M-Ths train which left wAshpston as O'Clock last
evening arrived at ton this morning The Phadsphia
train dus at sx o'clock last evening had not arrived at
eleven O'Clock this morning. rhy have crossed the river
toBavrs do Grsss but the trask there u wholly impA
saba. The ploushs 1t work. bat viii scarcely
get through before night.
loP M--rhs passengers Who left Philadsphia at tw,
o'clock yesterday afnoon arrived here at seven o'clock
tonight being brought from Havrs De Grace in steam.
boat The railroad this side Of the susqushanna 10 st
blocked up with anow.
No train has arrived from washington to-day and the
train which left here yesterday afternoon did not reach
w0hisgton TIL seven O'Clock might
No train lsft here to day for Philadelphia.
The Baltimore and Ohio road Il impassabA and nothing
ID known Of tho trains out On It.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PrrnBUR0, Feb. n, 1854
COmmsncsd sDowirg here Monday morning; continued
PmADnrnA, Feb. n, 1854.
The snow storm ceased hsrs At nine O'Clock this morn
Ing having bssn o, twenty thrs hours durAtoa and
ID at least two fsst deep "a level and has drssa in
some places the depth Of six feet No trains have
rived departed nom hsrs nes yesterday astsrsoon
lP.M-Ths O'Clock traia for New York has started
from Camden, with three engines Last evenings pilot
ns train avsA at twelve O'Clock 10 day and reports the
track now clear. Ths mail viii leave for New York ct
two o'clock this aftsrnoos.
horse ana wagon were found burisd In ths snow this
morning. On the oornsr Of Third and Washsgton streets
fhs animal vas dsad Thsy In drt about ten feet
dssp.
The traiss rom BAltimorsar ct Havrs d. Gracs and
got further there being ave ssst Of ssow on ths
track.
sP.M-Ths snow storm Of yesterday and last nigh
has been the most violsst dnes 1885, On IN average
now fell TO the depth OF three fact ssd halt
Carriages ssd omnisusss wsrs Of no avail, s,d this
morning slsghs along the streets with much DIN.