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

WASH. oTos, Friday, Js. -. isc

WAsE,,~ OTos, Fnday, Jas - 1877.
The Baltimore train lss h'Nto- Ihe Nas1ios'os
| tain u AT ct he usual ~ IT.
No trairs from Baltimore aaiSe>t here iEt nigh o.
tbs mories TIE abortrs employee IN clearing tbs
| track ltA CT WORK al mi might, AID started sg.ln II
'occk this mornieg. The snow msss have fallea
in heavily. No rsea fr,m the sod,h has arrived.
The Baltimore evening trsn i frrzen 20 at the An
bsPOls Junction. The tiara shch len Washington At
q oelesk yesterday arrived hack at 81 this motans
Let night and this morning were the collect el the
season. The Thermometer ct : this a. m, m~s
6eg. below zero.
BI1NosE FuIsy, Jan. %, 1857
Ths is t., roldest Day OF the sessoe thus far. The
thermometer 49, O'Clock s.. marked deg below
zero.
The train frrr, Philadelphia started yesterday at
och * and reached here at II this morning. The
Wsshugtor, which leff st O'Clock las, eyerng, has
uoS suiysd.
Ppu,prIFur,, Friesy Jan. q. 1857.
Tbs morning sbost dsylight the thermometer
rsng,d tr,n 6 10 10 deg below zero.
Five mails from BALTIMORE arrived hare darng the
night Ehe New.loIk t-sin of last evening has ~.
Vet SnveG--the snow having dnAed on the track
again. TIE Harrisburg rcNd Is stiI bJckeiup. sni
about a thousand passengers bo,ud east are detained
a
the Album mad 10 the Rtadrg mad and rsachCdths
city by that route.
OswrGo. FSiay, Jan. %, 1857.
The weather to-day is colder. III a. m. the thec-
mometer marked II, and at II degrees below rero.
This evening the cold is still more intense.
WBIrE RUER JUNCTION, Friday, Jan. %, 1851.
The Thermometer here at 5 p. m. registered Is deg.
below zero. The snow drited last sight very badly.
The trsiu from Rouses Point due here AZ noos has
rot vet arrived. The rorthern train for Boston, ys-
to-day, is in the snow this side of Concord.
PRoyIpTNcy, Friday, Jas. ., 1857.
To-day hss been the codes, on record for forty
years. The thermometer this morning ranged trom
IL to % deg. below in different parts Of the cy.
SFRIsGEmLD, Thursday. Jan. S-l0
This hiss been the worst day, in many respects,
of the season for railroads. The trains froHes
up in tx drifts, and the cold intense hst their
rescue in some cases WAS amos. impossible Notrsis
hes yet arived to-day from Boston or Albany. Prob
ably enc hundred men on the line OF the Western Rail
road have been frost bitten their ears notes. hands
and feet to dsy. The New-lOrk train dcs st o'clock
arrived at {, Snd started for Bestcn At with Co.
Benton who lectured at Amherst last night board.
ALBANY, Friday Jan. p. 1857.
The thermometer in the upper part of the city, atf
O'Clock this mornirg registered Is deg. below zero-
colder than il has ever been since 1884,
HARTFORD, Friday, Jan. o. 1857.
The mercury at o'clock this a. m. was 10 degrees
below Zero aud at II clock below.
BosroN, Friday, Jan. q. 1857.
The morning train from New-York arrived a: 10
O'Clock last night and the afternoon train from New
York reached Worcester at II O'Clock this morning,
and will probably get here abou, ,. There is oonsd-
cradle drifting on the road. Al o'clock this morning
the standard Thermometer at Cambridge Observatory
exhibited Is degrees below zero. The ferries sre
greatly impeded and footpassepgers cgoSs from tho
city to East Boston with perfect safety.
mosrREAL, Friday, Jan. y. 1851.
The thermometer this momiug registered = degrees
below zero.
QuERFc, Friday, Jan. 90, 1857.
In the Upper Town the mercury this morning Is 20.
and in the Lower Town 90 below zero.