New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
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ALBASY, Wednesday, Jan. u, 1885,

ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1857.
The first train from New-York since the storm
reach ed here at 81 this evening after breaking up two
or three locomotives and undergoing series Of mis-
haps, but without injury to any person. The down
train from here yesterday smashed up two engines, and
the engineer was slightly injured.
HARTFORD, Wednesday Jan. 81, 1857.
The express train from Boston for New-York passed
through here at 81 O'Clock this evening. The express
train from New-YoIk for Boston arrived here at 9
O'Clock this evening. No train went through from
Providence to Waterbury on the FishkiL Railroad.
will take day or two to clear the road
BosToS Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1851.
The weather is mild with Indications OF rain. The
snow embargo is nearly cleared from the railroads,
and travel in all directions will probably be resumed az
usual by tomorrow. The first train from New-fork'
due on Saturday. reached Worcester at O'Clock this
evening, and will arrive at Boston about s.
So far az is known the marine disss ers affect the
Boston Insurance Offices about as follows: On the
.hip Orssa from Calcutta lost the Cape, the Boy
ston Office has 50 900; the American, sl6OOOi the
Boston. $40 600, and the Merchants S2O,OOO The
cotton Of the bark E. A. Cochran was insured as fol-
lows. Merchants Insurance Office, $50 bales; Manu-
fscturers, $50 bales Boylston, 40 bales Tse Ne"
Empire was insured in the Boylsou office for fl1,DO
and in the Manufacturers for 900. The Cahtorna'
cargo was insured at the Manufacturers Neptune,
Alliance and Boston offices. The Boy ston had soOOo
insured upon the wine of the bark Tedesco. Some Of
this cargo is also insured at the Neptune office.
The brig Geneva, Capt. Perry, from Georgetown
s. c went ashore on Monday afternoon on Scituate.
The captain, mate and one man, were saved. -Four
men were drowned. The vessel Is total loss
The Light slip stationed on the Bishop and Clerks
Ledge. off Hyapnis broke from her station No re-
pct from her az yet.
The Pollock Rip Lght-Bost, east Of Monomay,
broke from her stston and bad not been heard from
yesterday.
No additional disasters have been reported to-day.
SpRrsGFrELD, Wednesday, Jan. q, P. N.
The express train which Jeff Boston st O'Clock tn'
morning. left here for NewYOrk at 725, beng about
one hour behind time. Trains on the Western Road
from Albany to Boston, are running nearly on une'
tn. Connecticut River road opentarough 70 R)use
Point.
BUriNoRE. Wednesday, Jan. q, l50'-P'A
The steamer jenkins from Boston IL at " netstone
Point. coming up. The ice below is much broken AMI
other vessels will probably get up. The obstrucon'
have been removed on the Baltimore sno ONO hM'
road and travel TO Wheeling has been renewed
The DELAYED train from Wheeling arrived here at
o'clock TIE trains from Baltimore and Wheeling tal.
morning are reported BY telegraph to Be getting
through without difficulty. IL is reported here that
the PHILADELPHIA road viii not be opened before To-
morrow night or Friday.
HrAySIs, Wednesday, Jan. p, lsJ1.
A large vessel is living about eight miles from rom
Cannon, with both mass gone and ngnai OF aE
ess The hsrbor lie full ofce 80 that no Ve''es cal
board her al present.
Tie schooner Golden Gate, bound Tor NeF- otH
with cargo Of coal cleared Baltimore on the "a va
sunk BY the ice in the bay yesterday The ciPtnin 81
crew we're rescyd. a.
ST. JoHS \. B., Tuesday, Jan ~, 1871.
The ship M,uitiu. from Newcastle, ws' wrecked
no date en- Grand Monaco. The eieE have a''-'e
J teYe.