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

KIso, FERRY, Cayugs County n. T.. Feb. 6.-At
clock A. NJ. the mercury had fallen to 20 deg be-
low zero. At sunrie il stood at 26 deg, and at
o'clock 10 deg. below. Tbs is the coolest weather
recorded within the last twenty years.
BosTos Feb. THE il tense cold yesterday caused
almost a tuspsnson OF business IN this CITY, AT tho
Custom Hsl,- but few persons made their appear
hpce Stste-sI, IN the middle OF the day, h sd
deserted look, and Westinghouse usually crowded
with people, male and female, was compNauvoiy
empty. On the railroads, work oy the upon the
grave trains was suspended. gang went CAT upon
fbe Worcester Railroad, early ia the morning, pu,
were obliged to return to the city. frequently the
pumps OF tue locomotives ffoZe up, and recourse was
rad 10 oil aud cotton TO tha~ them out. AT Fresh
Pond in the morning, attempts were made TO Gu. ice
but The work meD soon Obliged TO suspend opera
ror three tour OF them having been badly frost
bitten. In the country, all out dsOr work was sus-
uel otd except what absolutely Decess 1ry and IN
uuu.r,us cases, persons exposed had their ears ana
ros,s badly frost bitten. Charles River is frozen TO
considerable oeptb and any vessels above the bridge
will probably remain there until spring.
NEw.BsvEs, Feb. The westter yesterday aud
to ny has been severely cold as most VI our reader
are doubtless, awsre. This morning was the Oldest
q the wear, the thermometer being, soon after 7
o'clock - oeg below zerol Franconis can hardly
b.a that. We believe 1t IL many years SINCE We
have had ouch an inteD sely cold morning. The bar
Dor cid its cuty lsst night and froze over mi sht
Reasonably have been expected. Ga the "cold Sd1-
day" Jan a. 1895 the Thermometer stood az %
deg below at several places Ia the western part ot
the city; and, st Prof Z. IT, sbeperds, one mule
roth where there is Q very free exposure 10 the
north. est the mercury stood at 2j deg. below 0,
Inch il believed 10 be the 10 Eeet temperature that
has been observed in this city. Our minimum Is sell
com lower than deg. In Waterbury The mercury
so cd tLi, morning al Is deg. below 0. As Se write,
l3P.M few flakes Of snow are falling, and the
tbermon erer is at deg aeove 0.
BALTIMORE Feb. 7-Yesterdsy was voted by
every booy IN this city as decidedly cold day. Al
o. clock the morning the thermometer a. the E1-
cbare e Residing Rooms stood at II deg above zero
a. u NJ, 10; evening, LEI do, 10; and at ., H.
But yesterday must yield the palm to to day Inc
vl d Cd Al ed from n. ". TO y. l. yesterday after
noon 6pc between ) and clock o 10 particles OF
FRO. fell ItwS, however, defrned too cold to sno"
But Notwithstanding the cold increased In intensity
ouril 9 The evening, without moderaang during the
night il showed right m.rrly, and this mornny even
Earl, rseTs astc nished al mining 500" enough
ON X around afford tine sieighing There l. eoG-
,cersbe ice in the harbor, but navigation still re-
nsDs open. 49,. ;.;.;.,,
indicate q sOme~ hat mloer atmosphere To-Day tnsn
Yesterday. The severity OF the weather, however,
rot uirigated for aD esstery sind has made up for
the relsxstoB OF the temperature Inc thermon meter
OF Prof ID ;. HefroD which, yesterday morning
stood al "A oeg below zero, indicated tue same peu'
n.,Aiu,e al o'clock last evening, and the mer-
aury rose during the night 10 ~ oeg. below zero,
where IL renamed at O'Clock this morning on
Paris Hill this morning. the depression OF tue tnef-
monster AZ Gown ~ 80 deg below zero. AT =" atcr-
ylUe clock this A. NJ, the Thermometer stood q.
o. esg below zero; : A. NJ, q deg 9 A. M, 10
de- Orisl shy Falls, 9 A. NJ, "a deg. below Ham
ilren. 6 A. Nj. 80 deg. below; A. NJ, 70 deg oeio*.
Norwich A. NJ 81 deg below. Oxioid, A. NJ,
aO cec.. o A. NJ % ceg.; A. NJ, % deg. On
Tns,asy uorrug the thermometer at Pierepont
Manor was 81 deg below zero, and al Adams 81 Deg
In kstne II was Il dsg
WarFErowS y. u, Feb. 7.-MoIday morning
ues thought cold the thermometer IN places IN the
y,lso sut A. low a. 20 deg. below Zero. But lues-
dsy n orniIg Il went Gown % "a deg-tae coiaSSt
weather exg,iieIosd beIe for many years
LTrLg Ais y. Y Feb. For the last three
days We have had cold weather as We ever ~snI 70
esperi. pce-b ing the coolest within the memory oil
The Ole tri .habi ant In parts OF the village
tie mercury went % DEGREES below zero.
tFIsHKILL, n. T., Eco. On TUESDAY morning,
81 o'clock the weather intensely cold, the tner.
mon etsT standing a. oeg. beloe Zero YET me cola
increased go Ant at 10 clock II 80 fallen 10 oeg'
ard az noon TO deg below. On Wednesday, no y.
ever, at A NJ, i! had got to 10 deg. oelow, aad
doubtless sf an earlier hour, II had been still 10 sef
may pronounce IL, proba ply, a. the coolest
osy eXp.rieLced here in many years. ine nver Is
elosed hrnly here though the ferry DO nss an open
track, and 10 plying regularly 10 and Hom Nesoarsa
BANGOR, Ne. Feb. January hiss been q remark
ably u,no month. With frequent thaws ana soa'n.
essierly rain stoms especially during the isi'ef Pas
Of the month The average temperature OF tne monn
nust have been from six to ten degrees higher than
nsusl The weather for the past few days. however,
h,s lad All the sharpness Of winter Yesterday wS
81 excessively cold dsy-the mercury IN the morning
$, 10 to !? degrees below ze.0, ana rsHg Dull n'ae