New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

An.toy, coSbTCiiso win the CAuneu ana Annoy
Rsilres6 fsisd Ia mokr her forrpooc TRIP y'st~dsy.
II. pas~cr ger. which lef' PHILADELPHIA. 81 O'Clock
yeti rcsy MOI, py .ee fore afdei this city by 4ay
OF T.. btos spd Me-. B,upsvicx. The f. OF soow on
tt- he OF tie ,slro.d "a. quite light, and tie ter
n"on traits e1p.rsrced o Diff u ~ 10 getting through
t. usa. 90 the lue Of The N-~-Jersey Railroad met
Win yer, tts dt-t,,cu account OF the storm yes
teIesy, tie fa sf snow being tina. direction than
eat cf this city.
II E ,,ains Of the Certr. Railroad Of Ne~-Isrsey
,lsr in mary tiae, snd all cut ususl
OF Ih- Ere Rslr,sd several Of The ,rsios w.rs re-
po'isd about IN hour b, hni time, othsrwe all came
IN anc west ont nsusl.
On the Hud.on River Railroad. two freight trains
from Alhspy. numbering IS cars, got completely
blocb sced al T.nytown BY th- snow storm tas, oil
tie morning ua4s dosp yestentay morning wers
hr,pcbt 70 sis1d at that point. until oil tive freight
cars could be go, out # the wsy, which asioued
Itrsct,d de.rtcp, making ii quite la'e before they
reached the city. The efternoop trans got sloos
better md car o in about hour oah ind trn,
TIE HMkm Railroad Ccupsny We're particularly
ouupat- YESTERDAY TIE nail train from Albany
whhl lao to brsk TIE road, reached this city only
ahs u. thee quarters of an hour behind time aud the
even,ps express ,r,m eibary, with 100 passengers
local tsus came in aud wen; our as usual
IN cors quepce of tie stoIm which prevailed
Eastward ysstsrdsy, the usins on the New. uaven
Railroad came in behind time. The trains which
usu,lly leaves Nsw-Havrp at $50 a. m and New
YOkN4 10 p. W.. did not yesterday. The Bos-
tor express trsir which usualy reaches this city at
As D. H. ana the sccoumo5at on train A. 40 p. m,
bad OF an.vsd at 1915 p m Ga the FLUSHING Rail-
Al al ~ & extfa
trains made their u,u, rpa With but little detsption.
lBy Telegraph
Bos1oS. tuesday, Jan. 4, 1859.
The stcrm has W a. ,bsted, and the wind mol
Grated. About 10 inches of STOW have fallen, which
ha. bs0ly d,ifted.
Railoadmg hiss been seriously impsded, and the
few trails chat tase arrived have been considerably
b. nd time. No TIA has ye; arrived from Portland
or Spring field, and there is Lolhirg 10 from Ne" York
TO day.
SPRrsertELp, Ma,e., Tuesday, Jan all p. m.
TIE trsio- from Albany have arrived here to-day,
but they hsve all been little behind time.
TIE mcrn,nr express tran ron Boston is between
Warren Il, d Palmer. blccke, mp by the snow.
The seven c'clcsk train from tne E.st has not yet
Tb. tsp VIII ch started Eas. at 2i30 p m. has NJ.
yet reached Paluer.
TIE Nsv.Yors express train has jus. left New
Haven and will pfobsby re.co heresome time during
the night.
An extra train from Northampton srrived about 7
o. N. TIE regular D. III. tram /, not yet IN.
The STOW is from IL to 20 inches In depth. Tho
weather is Ct. AZ aod calm.
HARTFORD, Tussdsy Jan. 4, 1859
Tie snow ia resrIy ii RE feet deep, and still falling
NEw-HAyEs, Tues ny. Jan. 4, 1859.
The O'Clock worni, train from New York arrived
at about D. IN. tram from Springfield arrived
a, or, the seme time and left at about o'clock for
N.w.Yo,t.
TIE storm has been very severe here. The Their
mometsr this evening stands Vt co. and tho is
too feet deep.
ADD. IN TIE Boston train due hero at 20 clock had
net Itscbed Springfield.
No ira nr came through by the Canal Railroad.
TIE N-w.L Ddon train wss only about al hour be-
bis time. The Providence train the same arrived
ull Gu pme ut noon.
The New.Yo,t trains have got through.
SPRIsGFIEi d, Mas, Tuesday, Jan. 4-5p. m.
TIE Express train, which left Boston early this
II oInng for New York, and due here at fry minutes
pas II IL fast in the snow, two miles east Of Worces-
ter, nDc nearly covered up. Tue New-York Express
tsin, Gu. here at lis, has rot arrived. The Albany
T. ain ue here a. li5 arrived at o'clock, aud left
iuns atsly for Boston. The snow Is two feet deep,
still failing.
ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan. A. 1889.
All the trains on the Nsw-Yoik Central arrived here
in Lne today
PHILADELPHIA, Tues'sY, Jan. 4, 1859.
There was 10 serious detention of any ofthe trains
cue here to-d,y.
SAsDr Hook, Tuesday. Jan. i-Sundown.
No inward bound VI ssels in sight. ALL the outward
hou, vessels thai took shelter 10 the Lower Bay dur
ing he storm, have gore to sea, except two bdgs,
which are still az sDchor bside the Hook
SeUAE, n. j., Tuesday, jan. 4-Sondown.
Weather thick and threatening. Wind N. W.,
light.
TUESDAY Jan T. 1s5a
RrwBuRGH ~ Y-Cola ;.no sing hard wiod no,tb
FohT Jaws. Y-suos ing bard. about inca,s deep
sUscUEBAsA., n. f-SEo~ug hshily about iHches
OsWyCo. n Y-SDosins Nsh'is .bois iuehes-
kLAtsA. N f-,Lo iEs, about ipchsa
HossELLsyILLE. n Y.-snCwink Lightly cold.
DVkEikg, N. Just commenced saowmsi wind south
BosTos-Ttiok friting storm since o'cioct
bout Deh. have fallen wind om Forth east thef'
non, tor ST.
PolLLAAD He-Thcb suowstorm-
Me II a m.-Just need showing furiousy.
RousE's PoST N CLOUDY; indications Of snow.
Rrtots ~, other points sho~ The present snow
tom Of pDu'1a .It' ut sId severity;
CALAIS Me II a. Wind ~ 4 tserm- A above zoro;
Il icsuons Of snow.
eD,ksEusG, N Y--spowirs; tbsrn. 20 above
kosTAEAL Csnsds-SGosips lard therm 1C1 above zero