The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

"ooDsrock, W, Feb. 2.--Thermometsr Mt 7 o,oioc,
tAS morning so degrees below Zero
WITTY Riym JrScnos, Feb 7-rhsrm,,,, 90 A.
grees below serc ~
ST. JonssncRr, Vt, Feb. 7.--rhermoms.er % asve...
| below zero.
baArrKboRo, VT, Feb 7-Thermoretcr At 7 a,e,o..
this morning % degrees below zero
| RUTLAND VT, Feb. Z - A. NJ --Thsrmssstr ,n. a,
| degrees below zero
| WEST RAspoLPg, ", Feb I. IA M.-rhsrmoa.tsr 4.
degrees below rea the coldest day known here for the
.ast forty dvs years.
NoRTlfiEtp, W., Eco !, A. M-The thermometer here
10 90 degrees below At Burlington 20 degrees be-
low zero at Keene NJ A. 2S degrees bsow zero and at
Concord, % degrees below zero
ISLAND PorSr, VT, Feb. 7.-3o degrees below zero.
GoRnAm, H.. Feb. 7.--37 degrees below zero.
Dover, N. Feb. 7-2l degrees below zero.
Bosnos, Feb. Weather growing mild Thermometer
IL below zero at sundown. heavy snow storm com.
menced at o'clock Portions Of the harbor frozen
solid. The channe however remaius open, and there
no detention of yest els
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 7.-Thermonleter 1s degrees
below zero.
srnNoruup, Mass, Feb. 7.-Ths river, which was
opened by ths warm wealth now closed again
as far ss Hartford.
BRIDGEPORT Conn., Feb. THE rmoms,er at 7 O'Clock
this morning 10 degrees below zero; at o'clock dc
grees below.
MnLviLtE, N. j., Feb. 7.snowiag all day and drift.
irg. Thermometer below.
BRipoEros, N. j., Feb Eight inches Of snow.
Thermometer at zero.
SAIEs, ". j., Feb. TThermomster six degrees below
zero and TO depth OF four inches has now fallen
CAPE Island, N. j., Feb. T.--snowng hard Thermo,
meter degrees above zero
PnIIApxIPmA Feb. lit has been showing all day,
and Is about six inches deep and greatly drfted
Wind is sub.iding and cold ilighty moderated. The
river i tight opposite the city and several persons have
crossed the ice. The ferry boats through the
channel but With much dalculty,
BALTIMORE, Feb. T.--weather cold. Tho sky Ia over.
cast and I, hai been threatening all day. wehad
hail this afternoon but the air has moderare and
there is prospect Of rain Thermometer about 90
grecs above zero.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7--Last night the coldest eS-
perienced here for many years To-day 1t has been
showing since morning 1t Is moro moderate now.
Thermometer Is degrees above zero.
HARRISBURG, Fea. 7.--snowing rapidly. Commenced at
daylight
PououxEErsig Feb. T-rhermomster to day ranged
fron to IL below zero. Commenced showing at 2-nov
four inches deep.
TnoY, Fsb y -Thermomstsr at "A. ", Is belo~ zero.
The weather has been modestiny during the day aud
this evening the thermometer Is at zero and have
slight fallof snor. The mercury tas not been above
for two days.
ALBANY, Feb T. u p. A--At sunrise the tasrn,o ne.sr
here stood at 20 degrees beloW zero NJ 10 A. A 10
degrees below Snow has been failing since r ST.
Tho wind IL ". f.
SYRACUSE Feb I, 10P. M-The ermometer here At
"A. NJ marked 20 degrees below zero. Thi, afternoon
the weather moderated Snow Is now falling freely
with strong ntTthwsM wind.
Urca. Feb. I, 1oP. M--At O'Clock this morning
the Thermometer "a degrees below Thi,
ing the weather is rather moderate. Snow
falling, with considerable wind.
RocmsTm, Feb. Z, 10 r Mn this city al O'Clock
this mcfnng, the Thermometer indicated 90 degrees
low zero. At Q r. NJ, with the weather moderating
snow began TO fall. The Thermometer nov stand. al
degrees above.
BurAio, Feb, !, 10P M-Late in the afternoon we
bad light fall of STOW here. Tho Thermometer this
mtfnlng stood at IL degrees below To- night its
much more moderate.
CtkyuASD, Feb. I, l0P M--After snoripg heavily
here all day the weather began to Moderate II s now
raining hard.
CHICAGO Feb. :. 10 p. M--Tbe weather here has not
been very cold to-day, but exceedingly unpleasant
There has been occasional fall Of dry snow which
drifting easily, keeps all the railroads uncertain and In
termittent.
DtrRorT, Feb. Z Top. Mt il moGerssey cold hero.
We had a slight fall Of snow during the day.