The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-10
The Change in the WeasAer.
THE FIRST sNOw---A THRRIBLB QUALL.


The pleasant weather have been enjoying t,r som
fine past, Is all II was br,isn la npon rudel,
ON saturday night by sAabt5 specimen u saos
storm that ilsolf out 10 the course of hour
chaugsdto 10 cod, chilly mp esssnk For >ims 4
ipked as though the storm N earnest fsSssry
aakes aed the atr, and ground wteasd visby;
the rsin that frlowed wAed ost all Of tho
vrAtston, and gase DC earth more scmbrs hue.
Yesterday was stormy rainy ana unpleAsss, through
out During the early part u the days. Force Wind
swept the city from the souhwesa fertsnAte cir
cumstsncs the whd trcRs that quarter rursly does
any damage to tho chipping In the harbor; az was,
howvvur The ,cssa die foul sosswhAt thou&'r heard
Of m serious dtsser ing 70 any Of then. Tho
ree,s were a'sest eutiry deserted and those VITO did
venture out fouad the carrying u an unbreNk vwy
seriour matter. here altoschsv too high ewtd
blowing % justify the putting up u much cssv~sc
Several unfortunate sraf who would insist Lviux
the urproious elensnt compelled to ssud srder
bare poles INTO some doorway for hsrbor, aud tLsrc
reft before they could prosecute their voyage.
Is astonishing what dircsrss there IL between the
feeling of sehoder and 4 sufferer by umbrella ds-
sster To the former I. Il immensely funny peross-
ance While tie latter regards tho shattered aud dls
severed remains with pensve aad m.laneasly glance
irsplyng hst all tbs works Of peishsb bie and
that seventy five cent umbrellas particularly fra
iAst evening Terri e squs from tho northc
us the city accompanied by rain hail and ted
parfcss-snaw fskes in The rough-~hich did little
dsTsgs 10 the shipping ana TO the wndoy biuds
aga cnimbeys sgos and unfinished buiisn,s through
ous ths city Fhhss VI kghtnng afro accop
tlush whsch made fierce racket whte 1t tei ami
sss he'd vvd by ocpcus flood OF rain, which had the
ect VI cleansing the streets OF the mud and ssh formed
au,irg ,hs day
The storm cccasioned by gallo from the northeast
meeting enc nom the southwest the ely aad
Of iurss friendly tussle cnsued xAich should
have tie ignt VI way, the southwest wind, hoseser
came out second beet, aud blown away Into the
jefseya 1t continued raining TO late hoar.
lhe storm Of yesterday one OF those mAkei ones
that por'snds violent chaage In the weather We have
tsen e1joy ing miid pleasant Indian for
longer period than 10 usually allotted u. IL il high
lime 10 Expect Of those violent TRANSITIONS tns
tvmIe'asuIe for winch climate IL
which IL 30 ous ~ ccnsumpve and scky people,
Iettee ,cats, therefore, remember that IL Il
10 warmly clad for OF this colds abound and
the seeds OF dease laid that after sards rpen into
dangerous tnd iatsl dior icrs. Gear oonscioa;e
COL bead, warm feet plenty Of flannel, and n stout
pair of broechcs sable requisites TO 90
through this chsngt able safely and comfortably
DuiiDg the gale tho western emf Of tho railroad
depot Api terry house. eeing erected the crfy
Jersey City, wAs blown In, and the building
sis efsbly damaged.
The top u ,hs pilot house Of the ferry Codso In
which the pilot stood, taken or aud conveyed, to-
leber with the eagle which surmounted II, into the
' ster, leaving the pilot uncovered