New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-08
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Eighties deg below zero

Ihnncneter 81 clock this m1rniag IL 6eG. BE-
lov zero. A. midnight. on the corner Of STATE and
Wsshir gfor-sts., i, Wa 10 deg. below.
PohTLAsp, Ne wednesday, Feb. 7. 1855.
Thermometer Is deg. below.
BANGOR Ne. Wednesday, Feb. = lss
Different the rmous'er-, 9, various psiaCs in thi
city, range ron q 70 IS Deg be'os.
wirzNILrs Ne, WEDNESDAY, Feb. 7.
Twenty deg oelov zero.
CALAIS, Ne, Wednesday, Fss. :, 1855.
Thcmsuetsr "a Geg. 5elox zere.
EAsrPoRr Ne, "Wednesday, Feo 7. 1885.
Extremely cold With Indications " suo~
ST. JoHs, N. b. "wednesday, Feb. :, 1855,
Twenty six deg. below
SackvILIE, y. B Wednesday. Feb. p
Thermometer 20 deg below.
HunAx, n. S, "Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1885.
At o'clock this morning the ehernoms.sr was IL
cey. below zero; 81 O'Clock, ce{.
YARMOUTH n s Weinesisy, Fe5. 1855.
Weather clear and calm. Thermometer % above
zero.
Prorog n. 5, Wednesday, Feb. ?, 1855.
GoRHIx, n H Wednesday, Feb :. 1855.
ThrtysevsD deg bs'oN.
Down, n. H., Wednesday. Feb. :, 1855.
Twenty one deg. below zero.
ISLAND PosD VT Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1855.
Thirty nine deg beicr.
Thermometer now 20 deg below Zero.
WOODSTOCK VT, Feb 2 1856 A. NJ.
Thermometer 30 deg below zero.
WHITE RIVER JUscrIoS, VT, Feb 7.
Thermometer % deg below zero.
ST. JoHssBURY, VI, Feb. 7, 1885.
Thermometer 20 deg. below zero.
BRAITLEBoRo', Vt, Feb. 7, 1861 A. NJ.
Thermometer now stands 90 deg. beow Zero.
WEST RANDOLPH, VT, Feb. TT AZ NJ.
Thermometer Az below zero-tbe coolest day
know here for the last forty five years.
NoRrHYIELD, VT, Feb. 7. ls5S-A. NJ.
The Thermometer here is IS deg below zero A.
Burlington 20 deg. below. At K-ene N. f., % dest
below; and at Concord 90 deg be'o~.
QUEBEC, Feb. :, 1850 A. NJ.
Thermometer % oee. below zero IN the lower town.
and 80 deg. in the upper town.
MosrREAL, Feb. :, 1855 p. NJ.
Thermometer 2s deg. below zero:
BELLEyIILE Cara, Wednesday, Feb. Z.
Thermometer Is deg below zero.
RYETowN Cana Wednesday, Feb. 7.
Thermometer 80 deg below zero:
KISGsTos, Cana Wednesday, Feb. 7.
Thermometer % deg below zero.
TORONTO. Wednesday, Feb 7, 1885.
Thermometer "a oeg below zero.
SALEM, IN. }. Wednesday, Feb. 7. 1855.
Thermometer, deg. below zero, and snow to
depth OF four inches has nov fallen:
CAPE ISLAND N. j., Wednesday, Feb. 7.
Showing hard. Thermometer, deg. above Zero
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1855.
Much colder this morning. and showing rapidly.
Thermometer ranges from zero to deg below IN the
outskirts OF the city.
The Delaware is choked with ice, so much so that
places persons walking upon the ice.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday. Feb. 7, 1855.
Weather excessively cod-snowiDg here Gil night,
and the storm still continues.
EVENING REPORT.
SPRI.GFIELD, Wedu esdsy, Feb. 7, 1855.
Weather very cold. Showing heavily siace CLOCK
Bosros, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1855.
Weather GROWTH mild Thermometer l2 deg be-
low zero ct shutdown. heavy snow-storm com
me nced at ociock. Portions Of the Harbor are
frozen solid the channel. however, remains open,
and there is no detention of vessels.
PORTLAND, Wednesday, Feb. I, 1855.
Weather moder atiDg, with indications OF snow
BANGOR. Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1855.
Clear and very cold. Litde change since morning
PoUeHkEEPsIE "Wednesday Feb. 7, 1855.
Thermometer ranged to-day from to liz Deg oe-
low zero. Commenced showing at 2-no@ = inches
deep. -,, LII ,opM
AT srnrise the thermometer here stood at 20 deg
below zero; at 10 A. NJ, at 10 deg. below. Soow
has been falling since L. nj. The WIND Is norta-
east. ,a..
Thermometer, at 7 A. NJ, l5o below Zero. The
weather has been moderatDg during the day aud
this evening the thermometer stood at zero, and we
have slight fall OF snow. The mercury mas not peen
above zeIo for two days
UTICA, Wednesday, Feb 10 p. III.
Att o clock this morning the Thermometer was at
"a deg below zero; this evening the westher rs'ner
more moderate. Snow Is now fAlnng, Win conquer
able wind.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Feb. 10 p. NJ.
The thermometer here at A. NJ, marked 2s deg.
below zero: this afternoon the weather mo feratec
Snow is now falling freely, with strong northwest
ROCHESTER,, Wednesday, Feb. 10 p. NJ.
In this city, at clock this morning. tho toerno
eter indicated 90 deg below At o clock Z. NJ
the weather undertaking, snow began to tal' Ine
Thermometer now stands at deg. above.
I'D Eah T-I0 u MI.
Late in the afternoon we had light fall OF snow
hero The the rmometer, this morning, stood al IL
deg below zero. Tonight it is much more moderate
CLEVELAND, Feb. 7, $3.50 p. NJ.
After showing heavily here all day, the weather
began to moderate. Ii is now raining hard
DETROIT, Feb. 7. 1850 P. NJ.
1t is moderately cold here. Ws had slight TAI OIL
snow during the day. ,o,. ,opu
The weather here has not been very cold 20 d.y,
hut exceedingly unpleasant. There have been oc
casonal fails OF dry snow which, drifting easily Keeps
all the railroads uncertain and intermittent
The Chicago and Mississippi and the illinois Cen
trail Roads aud the Military Tract are still hopelessly
closed no No commune alton can be had with st.
Louis or Springfield.
ST.. LOUIS, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1855.
The ice broke up yesterday, doing mucn damage 10
steamboats, barg.s and Goals boats The steamers
Bsdoer state. Arabia Martha No. g. and Alhsmbrs,
were more or less injured. The Toes VII % very
heavy. pah
Showing rapidly. Commenced At daylight,
MrILviLLE, IN. j. Wednesday, Feb. Z.
Showing all day, and drifting. thermometer deg
BRIDGEros, IN. j. Wednesday, Feb 7.
Eight inches of snow. Thermometer at zero.
PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Feb. T..
1t ha, been showing all day, and Is no ABOUT ~.
inches deep and grestly drifted. wind - suosioins
and cold slightly moderated. The river tight op,
poetic the City and number Of persons have crossed
on the ice The ferry boats cross through the cnah
nels but with much difficulty. .;s.,.