The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05
TEI.EGRApHIC WEATHER REPORTS.


Bosroy, Jan. 4.-The storm has somewhat abatet
and the wind moderated About twelve inches Of snow
has fallen which has badly drfted R,lroading has beer
seriously mpeded and few trains that have arrived
have been considerably behind time No train has ye
arrived from Portland Springfield and there nothing
in from New York today.
WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. A. p M.-Fifteen inches O
snow has fallen here since three O'Clock this mornrg
The express train from New York at eight O'Clock this
morning has not yet arrived. The roads every drec
ton completely blocked up.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS Jan. 4, P. M-The express trair
which left Boston early this morning for New York
and due here at fifty minutes past eleven, fast in tbs
two miles of Worcester nearly covered up
The New York express train due here at 15 has not
arrived. The Albany train due here at l. arrived here
at three O'Clock and left Immediately for Boston. The
snow is two feet deep, and still falling
SPRINGFIELD Mass, Jan. Al O'Clock p M.-rhe trains
from Albany have arrived here to-day but they have all
been little behind time. The morning express train
from Boston is between Warren and Palmer, blocked up
by the snow The O'Clock train from the east has
not yet reached Worcester The train which started cast
at230 =. NJ has not yet reached Palmer The New York
express train has just left New Haven and will probably
reach here some time during the night An extra tram
from Northampton arrived about Up. N. The regular
p. NJ train is not yet in. The is from eighteen TO
twenty inches in depth
The weather is now clear and calm.
New HAVEN, Jan. 4.-The eight O'Clock morning
train from New York arrived at about 7. N. train
from Springfield arrived at about the time and left
about six O'Clock for New York. The storm has been
here. The thermometer this evening stands
at 26 deg and the is two feet deep At p NJ the
the Boston train due here at two O'Clock had not reached
Springfield. The New London train was only about an
hour behind time The Providence train the ar
rived full time at The New York trains have got
through.
HARTFORD, Jan. 4-The nearly three feet deep
and still falling.
PORTLAND, Me.-Thck snow storm.
BANGOR, Me-, IL A, Must commenced showing fu-
rously
CALAIS, Me-, II A. M-Wind northeast; thermometer
four degrees above zero; indications Of snow.
MONTREAL, Ca--Snowing hard thermometer twenty de.
grees above zero.
RousE's PoINr, N. Y.-Cloudy; indications of snow.
OGDENsBuRG, n. Y.-Snowing; Thermometer twenty de-
grees above zero.
Albany, Jan. An the trains on the New York Cen.
trail road arrived here time to-day.
NEwBrRG, \. Y.-Cold; showing hard; wind north
PORT JERvIs, N Y-Snowing hard about six inches deep
srsouEHANNA, n. Y.-Snowing lightly about three
inches.
OswEGo, N. Y.-snowing lightly; about two inches
EIMiRA, N. Y.-Snowng; about three inches.
HoRNEILsvII1E, N. Y.-Snowing lightly cold.
DuNKIRK, N. Y.-Just commenced showing wind south
west.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 4.-There was - serious deten-
ton of any the trains due here to day.
The agent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Phadel.
phla telegraphs TO this city foows:-There is no
detention Our trains both freight and passenger are all
on time this morning. We have not much snow The
storm does not extend twenty miles of PHILADELPHIA
There only three inches here. 1t cannot give any
ronble
Reports from other points show the present
now storm Of unusual extent and severity.