New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
THE WEATHER AND THE MAILS.

The trains from New York at and O'Clock yes
terday afternoon were detained on the road all night
The o'clock train did not leave Trenton, in conse-
quenCe of distractions from the snow which had been
blown on the track by the high wind.
The passengers were transferred to the O'Clock
train which started from Trenton with two locomotives
at 4 O'Clock this morning, and managed 10 reach
COOpers Creek two miles above Camden, where II
was frozen fast. Two locomotives were dispatched
from Camden TO assist the train, but they too were
frozen.
Sleghs were then sent for the passengers, who final
" reached the city at o'clock One Of the locono-
tives partially burned by an attempt to thaw out
the pumps. No trains have been dispatched from
here this morning, but the road VIII proDeOly DC
cleared by this afternoon.
This morning the thermometer, at o'clock, stood at
q degrees below Zero and at 10 O'Clock, 2t degrees
above zero. The Delaware River IL frozen hard OPP
pote this city, except where is kept open by the
feny-boats.
Two yesterday afternoon trains on the Trenton Road
also frozen up near Tulytowp. The passengers
were taken to Trenton in sleighs
Phil ADfT PHIA Wednesday, Jan. 9-ll P. v. q
The early train from New-York has arrived.
BALTIMORE, Wednes day. Jan. Q, 1886.
The weather here is clear and intensely codi IN
fact so cold that our thermometer could not reach II.
Laft night was the most severe we have experienced
for year,. No mail from any quarter was received
this morning. "
arrived and il is presumed the detention Is caused by
the ice in the Susquehanna. The Southern and west
ern trains are also detained from unknown CAUSES
The OnlV mails received mere tO-uay arc tHoSc lot'
Washington Norfolk and the Western mails which
were due Yesterday Tie thermometer lat p. M u
10 degrees above zero.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Jan. 0, 1856.
Last nights train from Philadelphia has not yet az
rived lat p. m.) There has been no train sent OUT
today. The O'Clock train from Washington has
arrived. Other roads are operating
WAsBINoToS Wednesday, Jan. Q, 1886
The thermometer at O'Clock this morning Indicated
2 degrees above zero. Neither the Southern mail nor
the New-York mails of Tuesday have yet arrived. 40
mails have passed between Petersburg, va, ana TO-
lumbia, s. G., since the fall of snow.
WAsHISGToS, Wednesday, Jan. Ill P. NJ
Three mails are due East of Baltimore. We have
had nothing South Of Alexandria since Sunday. -,
The mercury here is II degrees above zero. The
PIrTsBrRGH Pa, "Wednesday, Jan. 0, 1856.
The Thermometer at sunrise this morning was at l"
degrees below zero.
ROCHESTER, Thursday, Jan. Q, 1856.
At o'clock this morning the thermometer stood at
II degrees below Zero During the day 1t ranged
from one to three degrees below Zero and at O'Clock
this evening six below zero, continuing steadily to tal
MARIETTA, Ohio, Wednesday, Jan. 9, ls1o.
The tbcrmcmeter here at sunrise this morning, stood
Mt II degrees below zero. The Ohio River IL frozen
nearly solid. We have excellent sleighng, although
there are but two inches of snow on the ground.
SPRINGFIELD, Mas, W ednesday, Jan y 100;
This is the coolest dav we have experienced TINS
season. The Thermometer at a. m, was II degrees
HARTFORD, Wednesday, Jan. Q, 1856.
The thermometer here this morning indicated Il
deares below zero. 1t s clear with light wind from
the southeast 1900.
BosToS, Wednesday, Jsn. 9, 1876.
At o'clock this morning the thermometer here stool
at degrees below
BuFFALo, Wednesday, Jan. ., 1875.
Il is still showing here aud the roads are much o.
structcd Two Western mails are due. The tram
which left Erie at p. M yesterday hrs not yet ar
rived The last NewYOrk mail received here lei1 thi'
| city at o'clock Monday afternoon. Inc tuer
tnomcter here l. 3 degrees below Zero
CLEVELAND, Wednesday, Jan. g. ls5'
The thermometer is II degrees below Zero All the
| trains arc much behind time.
CIscIxsATI, Wednesday, jan. q 1856
Tie thermometer, at O'Clock, stood at 10 DEGREES
below zero. At Springfield, Ohio, at daylight, 1t wa'
at 20 degrees below.