New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24
TIE UyATHER-TRhVEL

was Eitle wind. All Thursday night the mercury wa
down below zcro marking from to Ia below ST sua
ne Il was more comfortable through the day yes
;erday. bat still very cod City sleishing holds %
vel thought rot much improved under the pressure
of the present temperature. The January thsw can
halcl be expected before mex, Rolih. 0ay reporters
furnish the following facts regarding travel;
IRE RAILROADS
The trs;ns which yft Philadelphia at O'Clock p. ID.
Yesterday arrived ct Jersey City l2ocock las, night.
The train which let jersey City at o'clock a. gu
Thursday, reached Trertoo yesterday Friday at |
o'cioCk p. N.
ERIr NALRoAD.
Owing 10 the snow being drlted 50 badly across tho
tracks he trains make bu. very slow proess. Scarcely
western tran now reaches this city less than 70 IL
houls behind time, but By actiye exerions It is eN.
pected TO ge. Tie road in good running order again in
the course Of day or two. The Mail train going
West wss reported late last night as making good
time. The MsA train for 0swsgo On Wednesday
right rsn INTO STOW bark seven feet high, near
G,chep, and sbout twelve hcars were required TO
e1l,ioate it. The ,ight Express train from this city
on Wednesday also into snor bank between
Pste ron and GodwiavIre. The conductor immed-
ately sent 10 Psterso1 for an extra locomotive aad
gang Of men by which assistance they were got out
after C. prctracted detention. mix train, heavily
laden with the pure article from Orange County is
reported as coming in.
Three srains on the New-York and Ere Railrosd
arrived st 10 O'Clock last night having been delayed
upon the road st place about 90 miles from Jersey
City, by large body of snow upon the track.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
The Night Express which left Albany on Thursday
-. IN city uDtI I
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The delay was caused
by the snow wbcb had drted duros the day snd night
upon the track The HIS ard the & IS Expresses,
which left Chambers street on Thur day, did sot ar
I'VE in Albany till 10 a. m. yesterday. The first
through train from Albany, yesterday, arrived N
Chambers street about o'clock p. Both the morn
ing Expresses made 10 train OF six The
delay was caused bya cattle train the main track at
Scho6ack, which IN Albany at IL O'Clock on Thurs
day morning and was showed under nearly II hours.
The obstruction is now removed, and the way IS clear.
Trains run to-day at their usual time The Express
which left this city at $50 M, yesterday, was de-
layed two hours at Cold Spring by the down Express,
which had run into snow-bank. Thursday AMI
Friday were colder days ION the Hudson than any
previous, this Winter The wind blew perfect hur-
rcans on Thursday, ard drAed the snow even worse
than Mondays storm.
The Sing Sing and Peck,kill trains made each trip
vest, rdsy hut neither the Poughkeepse nor the emf
grant trains left the city.
HAILEM RAILROAD.
In consequence of sncw being drifted back into the
cut short distance below Melrose Station, the loco
motive Of a down train Oh Thursday evening ran or
obstructpg tho passage Of other trains on the down
track until about II o'clock yesterday forenoon.
EEw.HAyEN RAILROAD.
The Express train which lef Boston at o'clock on
Friday morning did not reach here until y q. IN.
Thursday mornipg-having been - hours on the way
from New-Haven; and the Express train which left
Boston at o'clock Thursday afternoon, reached this
city at O'Clock p nj. yesterday. The Port Chester
aud Norwalk accommodation trains were detained for
several hours at Merose yesterday morning by the
snow blockade and accident 70 the Harlem train
Owing to the slow progress made by trains on account
Of the snow drfts the Norwak train, which usually
leaves at 81 p M, was last evening sent out at
o'clock and the same course will probably be pursued
again to-day.
sEw.JgRsEY RAILROAD.
The train which eff Philadephiaat 10 O'Clock Thurs
day morning. reached this city at o'clock last even
ing, being the first through train from Philadelphia by
this route snce Wednesday evening.
four from Elizabeth and Railway. All the trains went
out yesterday, although some of them behind time
According to teegaphic dispatch received last night
from Philadelphia, the road between that city and
New.York, also between Philadelphia and Baltimore,
quite clear and no further detention 10 the traits is
Anticipated.
sEw-JERsEY CENTRAL RAILROAD.
This road has again beer put in good running order;
MI. n and H.
road connecting with it ut New Hampton. train
came IN about ocock last evening, and from some OF
the passengers We learned that the run from Great
Berd to this city made in excellent time All the
trairs are now to leave at their usual hours.
NORRIS AsD ESSEX RAILROAD.
Only one train arrived from Hack yesterday,
but two were cent out q, ususL The road has, how
ever been cleared Of snew ard the regular transit Of
trains both ways will be resumed today.
rnE FERRIS.
The boats Of the Wa stree. and South Fernes
were again compelled 10 suspend their trips yesterday
and unless the weather should moderate very much
indeed rene need think of saving time or distance by
attempting 70 cross by either Of them. The suspen-
sion OF the above named ferries caused grand rush 70
Fulton Fery Of foot passengers and vehicles OF every
arscr7.toL sBd tie immense qG,r'ty q thick hoat-
'pC .1e IL The i've rendering the hps Irregular ana
less 'reCr.It r-Dy u the teens serc detained tor
considerable period p 4 ''rset waiting t1er turn Tor
passoge. The boats Of iie Cs,Aanne Ferry made
their triu- with tolerl be rrco.ay, and the Rose
vetstreet Ferry only mssed Two tp' IN the course OF
the day. bu. II VISA feared hat, should the severe
weather continue ANOTHER dey or two, sll the boats
would be compelled toraf.
The boat. Of the Peck .lPsrd "ilhamsburgh Ferry
eIts risnced great 6ifi~u.y il crossing yesterday
One # to trips occuTirj upwsrd 4 two hours, ana
naLy pat,eI geis after .s;ns for about an hour 70