New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
stood at 80 above zero, att o'clock this morning 800

stood at 81 above Zero, at o'clock this morning 800
below zero. sLlLILh ffUH Ll.1
keports from varous 9th IT localities show also an
extraordinary chaDgei the temperature Of the las, q
hours, with extreme cold weather this morning.
BosioS, Friday, Feb. 8, 1861.
thermometer al Cambridge Observatory this morn.
ing ~ below zero,
In Boston by the graduated thermometer Iio below,
the severest cold known he fr many year,
At Concord, Laeonia and Hollerness, N. IT,, the
cold varied from 20o to 35o below zero with violent
gale from the north. west,
At2p. m. yesterday the thermometer stood at 40,
with rain; eaIly in the evening we had snow squalls
and violent N. w. gale during the night. At o'clock
D. M, the thermometer stood at below zero; at sun
rise lS' below zero; weather Clear
SrocEBRrDGE Friday, Feb. 8, 1861.
The mercury this morning was 80 below zero the
snow very deep and badly dhfed.
Troy, Friday, Feb s, 1861.
AT Whitehall, Fort Edwards, and Saratoga, at 7
O'Clock tits morning, tie Thermometer stood at 900 be-
low zero; at Troy 2j' below zero at o'clock.
BUFFALO, Friday, Feb. 8, 1861.
The Thermometer al G a. N. this morning was 50 be-
low, and 81 noon i above zero barometer, 1913.
CIAcISSArI, Friday, Feb. 8, 1851.
Weather very cold here. Wind n. w.
Urea, Friday, Feb. 8, 1861.
Thermometer ut 6 a. M, IS below zero, wind west;
at 0xf,rd, ne; Norwich, 90; Sherbune, 800; Ham
ilton, 270.
0swEGo, Friday Feb. g, 1861.
The Thermometer was at % below zero this morn
ing.
Thermometer at Toronto 10, Ottawa City 90, Mon
treal S2o Quebec 3O7 Prescott City 50, Ogdensburgh
City 50, Evans Mills 80, WatertOwn 4O, Fulton 26'
Rouse's Point 35o
II generally the coolest day Of the season, and the
coolest in several years here.
GRAyD HAyES, Mich, Friday, Feb. 3, lSoi'
Thermometer 81 below zero. Wind east and bgh'
here.
At Kalamazoo % below zero. No wind.
Detroit lOo above zero; wind very light from the
east; weather noderGting RAPIDLY.
CHIcaGo, Friday, Feb. 8, 1861.
Noon-yind east; thermometer IS above Zero
MILWAUKEE. Friday, Feb. 8, 1851.
Wind southeast: weather mild and pleasant.
Kenoeha-wind east cold. Elgin-wind s. Ei Their
roroeter 9 above zero 0ttawa-wind southeast
thermometer IO7 above zero Rock Island-wind eaf'i
thermometer A. above zero.
MONTREAL, Friday, Feb 8, 1861.
Tbis morning was the coolest OF the season. IbeT'
mometer 32' below zero.
CoLL,vGwooD, Ca. Friday, Feb. 8 1861.
Weather clear snow 8 feet deep in drifts CT half
/ mile; thermometer 10 below zero.
ALBASY, Friday, Feb. 8, 1861.
Thermometer from l69 to 90 below zero during the
day. The New.York train due at u did not arrive til
! 4p. N.
/ SAG HARBoR, Friday, Feb. 8, 1851
Last night was one of the coolest experienced here
To-day the mercury stood at y below zero: The bar
Dor il closed with ce No mails left here this morning
ToRoSLp, Friday, Feb. 9, 1861. ,
The railroads are still bockaded by snOw in drifts
aud it fills in as rapidly as it is cleared ont. The
Grand Trunk Railroad Company not attempting to
I run trains either east west. The Great Western
and Northern trying to their trains, bat il il