The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-20


Java, Capt Taylor, from Glasgow, which arrived In ha
lower bay Saturday last and anchored near tho East
Bank, where ,he remained until Sunday night, wnG
ashore during the gale the cast end Of Staten sad
and wen, 10 pieces The officers and reported
saved.
The Java was owned by MoBrs, Durham d DImon, q
this ciiy, and had valuable cargo board. She was
good vessel, and is insured In this city
THE STEAMERS DUE FRoM EUROPE.
No le's than four steamships due at this port
from Europe and all OF them probably or the 0oast
waiting opportunity to get in viz The Washington.
from Bremen and Southampton December 81 tho Loo
pold First, from Southampton, December 27 the Tom
pest, from glasgow 2etb, via Greenock 2sih and Ham
monia, rom Hamburg 26th. Tho soamship Black War
ror, from New Orleans and Havana, is al,o due.
THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE
MONTREAL, Jan. 10, 1867.
The weather yesterday tho oodes of the seasoa.
the thermometer marking 20 degrees below re-
DAY the thermometer stands at Is brlow and has bce
showing violently and blowing terrible gale from N
Al Quebec yesterday tive thermometer was 80 d.
grees below zero.
BANGOR, Jan. 10, 1857.
furious snow storm commenced early this morning.
and the snow is piled up In drifts rendering tho roads
almost mpassabie. The thermometer marks degrees
oeiow zero
Providence, Jan. 10, 1867.
The storm or Sunday night and TO day WAS very severe
Ine & 1s,n ~, Lucy ICY Ann rom
Ashore near Fort Adams and lies In precsrious
situation with three fee, Of water in her hold Assist
anco had been sent 10 try and the vess6f and
Captain Allen 10 ashore sick The snow IL Two feet deep
here aud all Communication is interrupted. No trains
have gone out and mono have come In. Tho snow sA
drifting.
NEW BEDFORD, Jan 10, 1857.
This place is blocked mp with snow. No trans through.
The mail from the Vineyard reached hero on Saturday
evening, but nothing from Nantucket Tho ferry boak
between New Bedford and Fair Haven frozen 10 shs
FtvaV IDCnp I.n nntn uftAVn ntld =
brosk out the road this afternoon, but failed the drfs
In some places being es high AZ the smoke pipe
Bosroy, Jan 10, 1857.
We were visited last night with tho most tempsstuous
storm hA, has occurred In this vicinity for years.
large quantity OF srow FELL .hch was piled up IN huge
drifts by The tremendous gale with which It accom-
rsS O'CLOCK N.
Some trains IRON suburban towrs with extra cnxInss
have made q passage 10 tho city, but up 70 r. n.
railroad communication had not exteaded over thirty
miles No tsanH have arrived from Springfield or Port
land on the Boston and Worcester and Erie roAds The
trains from here did not leave, tho supo' ntentsnts
deeming useless to encounter the drifting snow. Mush
snxiey rs felt about tbs shipping of tho coast, bGi 40
serious disassers are yet reported.
sPmsGFiriD, Xas,, Jan. 10, 1857.
severo snow storm, accompanied by hurricane,
commenced here last nish, Tho train for Albany ien
here about O'CLOCK this mornlpz and the
orift al NoEeld, nine miles distant where ID eil
mains Eperes nave been sent fro here 10 cxTica,e t.
The uan for Boston left here t half pasl O'Clock
this morning. and arrived at Worcester si quarter past
twelve. There chances for It's rcsurn, however a.
Boston for New York Albany to-day until half past
o'clock the evening th got NJ far fremont stress
In Boston, where II stil remains. Only one train ho0
Hartford urivsd here today and il rcvefal hours
behind time The quarter past eight O'Clock morning
last accounts II s pronounced tho most severe soov
,torm since the one OF 1889 Il b s snowiny hard ana
driftiDg.
Nlw BAVsS, Jan. 10, 1851.
Tho cold W. inienGe here yesterday, and the thcr-
mometer registered degrees below rhe Rev. Mr..
Eusts church steeple next TO tho railroad depot, wss
blown down about two o'clock this morning went
through the roof and cruhed tho gaoriel and seas
school T was SD &c, on % nrc ssi evening but was saved
lampsc $500 All travel Ia suspended.
wHrr RIyEs JuscIfos, VI, Jan. 10, 1887.
seven ssprsss ssor zero .ra ~ W,ossoet ,b,y a..
grees below AZ the latter place severe snos storm
si noon yesterdsy, which 'ii continues.
ArsAST, Jan. 1911 AN
The weather sere IL terribly stormy and very cold.
i.llins The Hetfomst:r yssieraay rood .. 10 ssd
degrees below The railroads are all eiocked up,
even that between here and Troy Ia impss.xble.
No train hns lef, hero to-day the Hudssn Rivc~
road ane mono Will leave Until the srivaof one iro1
New YORK.
or o'ciocS, PM
Cleveland express train over The Central road Just IN,
eish hours behind time. he snow drs between hcrs
md schenectady bc,soep ave ard six feet deep An
pmnibus has ust arrived from Troy, but NO train ye<-
The drifu Of snow are very deep North
wArrErovs, ". ", jan 10, 1851.
IN this village yesterday eli the mercury thermoms-
,es corgealcd a sbcut % dtzrose btiog. rps nev-
mt meter registered 90 below.
Osvsso. Jan. 10 1857.
The weather hero has been extremely cold Tor the sss
hree days, Tho Thermometer 81 N. YESTERDAY stood
II 1s degrees below zero aud o'clock this morning
degree below.
a. os6sbs5urg, yesterday, wa, 90 degrees below.
Iud at Watertovn ". .belos.
UricA. Jan. IL, 1851
showed very heavily here sli the morning, snd the
sssiher ycry cold with suoug Wind from the wea.
nc weather during the cay Frev mildcr, and HtP. NJ
he ihesmometor wss Eve tgress sbovc zero.
nrFysto, Jan 10 1887.
Yesterday vns tho rods., ~ ths season aud the ber-
pemf,er a, below fpsr uoierAtsd ~ aav 10 about
above Tbls norrirz thr-c vas a -ign, tan Of snow
he rnalls frs n, lie W.. .rc W ~ irregvIer
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