New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
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| wArrErowS, M,pdsy. Jan. ~, 1851.
IL Tbs wills e yesterday az the mercury thernome-
ters corgeslcd at sbOS, 81 degrees below. Assaa
! thermometer registered 20 below.
CNosssArr, Monday Jsn. 10. 1857.
LSst ngbt wss the ooldes, OF the sesSon Ats
o'clcIk tbs morning it WIS four degrees below sers
This morning the iherDomet, marks 10 above Tkas
Is no :iow. The ice ca the rv,r Is a foo, Thick.
BUTvAro Mosisy, Jan. Ia. Iss,
Yestsrjsy was the co'dest OF the seasoa sad the
ihe,mou eer was below. II has moderated todsyte
about above. This monirs there va. slight fsl
of snow The mails from the West are very inc
gulsr.
CHIcAeo, Monday, Jas. 10, 1857.
BY the Thermometer at o'clock this morning wa
10 below.
wAHISeroS Monday, Jan. 10, 1851.
The IS sbou, eichteea inches or two fee. deep
on level, and four fee. in the drifts.
10 tram eit for the North or South to-day. Il 80
stepped slowing, aad there cold north Ees. wind
blowing.
A train leaves here to-ucrrow mcrnng for the North.
The train which len Baltimore At O'Clock had act
arrived here at PIP. IN.
DrBrerr, Monday, Jan. 70, 1857.
At sunrise this morriug the heinomete< regiAereA
81 degrees below aero.
SPRINGFIELD, Monday Jan. 10, 1851.
A severe ow-toID, accompanied by hurricane,
commenced here last night The train for Albany lea
here shout O'Clock this morning, AMI stuck in the
oui. at Westied Line mles distant where Il still re-
msns. III gires have been sent from here 10 extIcate
t. Tie train fyr Boston Iei here at y O'Clock tho
mornirg and arrived at Worcester at l?i O'Clock.
There is TO chance for it, r,,urn however, as the
n,rth track is impossible at prvsert No train lefs
Boston for New. York Albany TODAY until IL oslos
80 ,Ls e-euin>. This got as far as fremont street IN
Boston, where it still remains. Ouly one tram tron
Hartford snvod here to-day, and Il was several hours
bchiud tine. The $ q. m. train frum Albany had Cos
Tut eight miles the way AT last accounts. IL pro-
nounced the most snow storm since the one sf
1889. II is stiI blowing hard and drifting
PHlLADKIPRIA, Monday, Jan. -, 1857.
The storm which commenced here yesterday sta
continues. No trains have arrived or departed since
yesterday morning. The train for Baltimore only eos
a. far as Chester. The New.Yor PHO, Line has net
vet been heard from.
The storm has disaranged political affairs at Har-
risburg The State Treasurer was TO be elected to-
dav; but thirty Mcmberp, including the Speakers Of
both Houses, were detained here, and as the tele-
graph wires ere down, there ia anxiety to Learn the
result. 1t is supposed that there not quorum.
The Wslnut street Theater is closed til Wednesday.
as Mr. Placide has not arrived. President Wilder and
mary members of the Agricultural Society are do
tanned here No trains have been sent in any direction
to-day and none VIII be sent until those due arrve.
WEILsBORo, Pa, Friday, Jan. l6, 1857.
The weatheris extremely cold here, the thermsmeter
stood 2l degrees below this morning at o'clock,
and II degrees below zero at 81 O'Clock. Good sleigh
ing with about 10 inches Of snow.
WHITE RIVER JUscuoS, Monday, Jan. ~ 1857.
The thermometer yesterday morning stood at q do
gees below ze.o and a. Woodstock 80 degrees below
At the latter place severe snow sorm commenced OK
room yesterday which still continues
PROVIDENCE, Monday, Jan. ~, 1857.
The sto,m of Sunday hight aud to-day WA very
severe at Newport. The bark Lucy Arm, from Ma
ta1zas for Boston which put into that port on Tuesday
last, dragged ashore near Fort Adams, and lies ins
precsrous situation, with three feet Of water IN her
hold Assistance Lad been sent to Try and save the
vessel and cargo. Ces,. Alep is ashore sick Tha
Flow is two feet deep here and all communication is
iuteim.ted No trains have gone out and none have
cone n The snow 10 still drifting.
BANGOR, Monday, Jan. 10, 1857.
A furious snow storm cnced early this morning.
and the snow is piled up in jts rendering the roads
almost impossible The ih,mometc. marks 6 deg.
below zero.
Bosros, MONDAY, Jan 10, 1857.
We were visited les, night with the most tompestu-
that has occurred IN THIS vcnity Tor years.
y
huge dis by he tremeDd 'as gale vito which II was
accompanied The streets were blocked up. Un-
dcubtCdly railroad travel will be impeded ioI some days.
Come trains from suburban towns, with extra en-
cincs have made passage Ia this city, but up b
D. M railroad communication had not extended over
thnty miles No trains have arrived from Springfield
or Portland on the Boston and Worcester and Enc
Roads. The trains from hcre did not leaye-the
Superintendent deeming 1t useless 10 encounter the
drifting snow. Much anxiety is felt about the ship
ping q the coast but % serious disasters arc jet re.
ported.
The brig Judge Hathaway, from Aux Cages for
Boston, went ashore in the gale last night on Cliff
Point sctuate. She has blged. The crew viii be
saved.
NLw-BEDFoRD, Monday, Jan. 10, 1857.
This place is blocked up with snow. No trains
through. The mai from the Vineyard reached here
On Saturday evening, but nothing ffoin Nantucket.
The fery.bOat between New Bedford and Faruayen
is frozen up in the river. Tne Locomotives from
Taunton attempted to break out the road this after
noOD but frleJ, the d6As ia come places being as
high a. the smoke-pfe.