The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-10
THE WEATHER THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 0, 1863.
The trains from New YORK. at and O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, dstainsd the road al night The
occk train did net Trenton in consequence Of OBJ
strucons from the snow which had been blown ths
track Ne high wind Tho passengers transferred to
tho o'clock tram, which started from Trenton With two
locomotives at O'Clock this morning. and managed to
reach Coopers CrOsk two miles above Camden
frosen fast Twe locomotives despatched from
Camden to assist the train, but they, too frozen
sleghs were then sent for the psssengers who finally
reached the city at O'Clock. Ons of the locomotives
wss partially barned by attempt to thaw out the
pumps. No trains have been despatched from here thus
afternoon.
This morning the thermometer at O'Clock. stood at
2k degrees beaew and ut 10 O'Clock, 2X degrees
above TAs Delaware rvor il frozen hard opposite
this city except whore kept open by hsfery boats
also frozen up Tully The passengers were
tahen to Trenton In seigbs-
1hs early train from New York has arrived.
BALTIMORE Jan. Q. 1885.
The weather here IL clear and intenseE cold in fc 80
cold that Thermometer could not reach Il Last
night was the most we have experienced for years.
No mall cm any quarter received this morning Tho
train which left PhliadSpha last night has not arrived
and 1t is pr sumed the dstenton caused by the ice in
the Susquehanna The Southern and Western trains are
sso detained nom unknown causss-
BA1IMosE, Jan. e-10P.M.
Last nights tain from Phladeaphia has not yet ar
rived lat p M TheIe has been no train sent out to-
day. The fur O'Clock train from Washington has
rived. Other rosce are operating. The only mails re-
ceivec here oosy those from Washingt0n Norfolk
end TIE Western mails, which due yesterday The
Thermometer lat . +. NJ. Is 10 degs. above zero.
nobI south OF Alexandria since sunday The mercury
here is II deg above rbe air clear.
PTHBuRa, Pa Jan. 9, 1856
The thermometer. at sunrise this morning. at IL
deg. below zero.
ROCHESTER,, Jan. 3, 1856
At Ave O'Clock this morning the Thermometer hero
stood at III deg below zero. During the day it ranged
from TO three degrees below and o'clock this
evening sixdegrees below Zero continuing steadily 70
fall.
BUFFALO, Jan. 8, 1856.
1t is still enowing here. and TIE rcads are much OBJ
structed. Two Western mails arc due. The train which
ef' Fse at p. NJ yesterday has not yet arrived Tho
,ast New York mail rereived here left that city at
O'Clock Monday afternoon The thermometer here s
thIee degrees below zero.
CLEVELAND Jan. Q, 1866.
The thermometer is II degrees below zero. All the
trains are much behind time.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9, 1855.
The Thermometer ct 8 O'Clock stood at 10 degrees
below 2ec. Atspringdeld, Ohio, at daylight II 20
degrees below.
MARIETTA, Ohio, Jan. o. 1863.
Tie thermometer here at this morning stood
at IL degrees below The OHIO river Is nearly
od. We have excellent saighiDg although there il but
two inches Of snow on the ground
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. Q, 1865.
This IL the coolest day have experienced this
The Thermometers at O'Clock A. II. IA degrees
below
HARTFORD Conn.,, Jan Q, 1853.
The thermometer here this morning indicated q de-
grees below zero. II Is ciea with light winds fro the
southwest
Bosroy, Jan. 0, 1855
Att O'Clock this pornipg the thermometer here stood
at two degrees below