New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

dur;r- the day. Snow enough hes fsnea to miks The
It;sts eli, Atorg esaly Again

durir. the day. Snow enough hes fsea to masks the
sltists alp Atorg esaly again
C,zEyovrA, N. Y, Feb. 7.-rlssdsy morning the
IN rmometsr ID this village ranged fon y 20 s. deg
ielau 2, m gtlsh indicates seycreE tenp 9ra 4 y
tssn se have experienced hsfcrs this viater. We
clsim no orignshty In the expression thai =" II vas
"colo orLifg.
Oswroo, n. Y, Wednesday. Feb. r. Yester-
dsy was the coldest day, by ten degrees. k6o "a
10 The oloest iDhabi;ant Tue 1srcary, st Capt
Nslcor'. residence, marked 81 deg bl,v zeco
The COLI est dsy lsst year on the 5th OF Jsnutry
when Tie mercury s,ood a. deg osl0s Arfo' IS
trcay morning there yss sheet OF Ice on 'ns Lt>e
e1tLdrg D.Gy - fss Is the eye e,ali rsach,
which Is almost unprecedented. IL h"i Is1J a.
broke IN up, ho~ever, at noon.
HUpsoS " Y. Feb s.-We have no reliiole re-
Port OF the theruometiea indie stlons IN thus ofy on|
from vsious sources, learn that during tue m0rnaS
Tie ercury stood a. lc~ - or IS deg beOs Zero.
Toward noon the ten persture moderated tas msrcl-
~ rore several degrees, aud about o'clock signt
snow storm set in Which continued las. evening
FIR Of the oldest Inhabitants We hear tn tue
pest feS da5s have been the coolest experienced ia
IL city for twelye-some say fifteen years. 0De or
two OF the public schools were dismissed for ppr.
lion Of the day yesterday owing to the extrems diff
Guilty OF keeping the pupils comfortably warm, evea
with good supply of stoves ana coal.
Troy y. Y, Feb The range of the thermom-
eter from A. NJ. TO p. N. on Tuesday wxs from 10
to Is degrees belo. zero. Ga "Wednesday, fsom
above 20 IS below,
OGpEssBURGH. n Y, Feb. 6-The ice is taking
meat pruly ard the coee attention of Jack Fnost
warrants the belief that his bridge across the s..
LssreDos will forthwith be open for travel Tbs
will GLADDEN. s he arts, for is not the least OF the
pleasures that tighten up the brow Of winter to have
ssfe ice across the st. lawrence River, and good
sleieh-Iides to Prescott and back. Toe Thermometer
on Monday morning marked - deg. below Aero, aud
We knew il wss very colo before We looked at the
mercury, for all sunday night the buildings cracked,
Topped ana h-ayed, from the Intense liSings " tne
t.frff ntl.. ali. he IN
ettr stood at 30 deg. below zero Sme Of tho thsr.
momeirIs In the village, We hear, marked 81 deg.
NV BEDFERD, Feb Ice commenced forming
up u hai Dor last evening. The New Bedford ani
Fairhsven Ferry boat was kept upon the route at
Intervals during the night in order 10 maintain pas
sage wsy between the two places.
BOsTOS, Feb. THREE days of cold westher and
then three days of colder the old rule and IL is to
be bcpeo that have reached the climax of the last
three This morning in the country, near Boston,
the mercury ranged come six 10 ten degrees lover
than yest'T cdl morning The barbor ~ frozen over
down TO the fort. Ihe ferry bosts running sgsia
this forenoon. At Booa the steamer John Taylor,
.mployed BY the City Government, went belO Y to
keep the channel open Sixteen hands, employed in
cutting ice az of the poncs in South Reading yea
terday ell became more or less frozsn, aud were
obliged 10 stop work in consequence.
P,yGoR Me FEB. 6-Atter 4 small cold snow
storm ON Monday we have to-day, tuesday, one
of the collect days of ihe season. The mercury IN
the hermoe ter fell 10 25 belos zero last night, with
some wind giving the Traveller Keen sensation Oh
the total absence of calorc in all out Of )ors.
PyuADEIPgIA Feb. S-Ihe cold Continued in
ten So thioue bout yesterday, ard during the day a
eiest quspiiy Of fell. After night fall the snow
became largely mixed with hail ana the frozen par
tices cobiiL ued 10 fall al this morning. Where tue
suos lay il WAS eDcrusted with ice by the seet snd
the sidewalks that had bess cleared became c0sted
with polished surface that rendered waking very
ulsaie The weather has moderated materially si1ce
last hight but il still continues extremely COLI Inc
Deiaw is completely closed up, and II Is with the
utmost difficulty that ferry boats work their way
through the ice between the city and Camden.
WAsHIsGTOS, Fec. The weather Is intensely
cold ate, with the slOg. storm, We are nov under
regular winter gme. The Post Office Department
to-day hiss returns from lis agents expressing great
cifculty sLd in some pieces entire impossiDiiity In
forcing The nails through the SNOW snks and driin
They report the loss Of several lives on different
routes by the incesssnt exersions which have been
employed.
SYRACUSE ". Y, Feb. The Hon. Geo. Geddes
Paramount near Syracuse, Gays, Eco. .: q" ms Is
The colctst cay of SIS years that my mother has OBJ
served the thermometer. The lowest mark before
this day, In that time, IL degrees belov zero.
Last ght at the mercury 10 deg belox; at 2 thus
morLiHg, ~ Deg at o'clock 25 DEG and the nigh
est II has been u day was 10 deg below zero; and
Low, O'Clock, evesipg, it is 20 deg belo~. Inc
Thermometer is standard one, known TO be correct
NEWARK, n. J., Feb 2 TIE weather has some
what lelened after its eating resks OF the past cay
or two sbd it il nov euduraDiy moderate again We
nave been siDce yesterday IN the midst OF ons oil
hose real old fashioned storms which hsys been
bought OF ia late years only among tradionsry met
debts If the past. The ground is nov covered about
foot de- the average, while the air Is still dense
with the falling flakes. The accounts from all psrts
North, Esst ant West OF us show that large portion
of our countrymen sympathlze with US IN tho sane
dispe IssnoD, though tho perfect deiuge OF papers
which the Southern Mail br Dgs this noon indIcs'es
bat the storm yet reached that quarter. The
rains on the railroads are somewhat DELAYED but DO