New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-13
TIE WEATHER is upon us in all its

TIE WEATHER. Winter is upon us IN All its
yigor The mild, hazy Indian Summer he's suddenly
been snppanted by sharp biting blasts from the north
Snow and sce have been followed b. frost which has
locked mp the streams aud converted the lnsh OF The
streets into ruekribbed ice. Onodoor travel yestoS
day was both painful and dangerous. Sidewalks Gov
cred with hummocks OF lee, constantly trpped up
pedestrians. while the poor car. cart and Omnibus
horses and even the oble animals attached to private
vehicles inrcd even worse in the streets. You cond
not walk block IN Broadway yesterday without wit
Messing the all ~ some rOOr animal hnd N we sioe
streets their case equally distressing. Agait Ice
and snow oh the siieuaik, which so many anathh'
mniiad yesterday and with good reason, there vs. IN
ordnance which the police should rigdy emo ce hn
muc0 Of tie slpperyness o! TIE sreeth might De cure.
in such seasons as tits. were the oitiz"hs aAu
! : ore. KEEPERS along tie thuroughfaIes ALLOW g.
a sucb times 20 srew their coal ashes over the street.
simple precauton Of this kind would save world OF
animal suffering. OF course If most continues river
navigation must speedily co,e In fact It his already y,
save to potts con psratHely near New iUik. I'M
Troy line suspended business on Saturdays tie Peopeh
Line hauled off yesterday; the Harth ri boats VIII sop
10 da, and tn. nas were closed last Thursday ihe
.rcyy western gale OF Sunday night did soue damage
a.oag tho A,rih and East jGfeis The lighter RIO.
~ irg al tie end ~ pier No. Z. was eapsWed
ibout O'Clock yesterday mcIning Another lighter,
mime unknown, OaGcO with beef and pnfh. Wus upset
whom OH nbreast the Wa!.st. Ferry. Tie schooner
Eagle II, ad. from EzaDr;hloT b"uEd Tor New lia'eh
Bi o, kyn. sank during tho night. The Castle 6alden
JaIge was considerably damaged while lying at lts
dock No lives were lsL The gale still continues,
causing tie numerous yesselE lying in tie rivers ann
10 . drag their anchors and theie have been vcIyew
arIiv ais In consequence.
Tie mLnne els of the Central Park have nenr y cont
p,ctcd tie Ltccssary pr Pnratious or me shhhg s''
ron. The accommodations ~ TIE Iark roma nave
been cOrsideloby augmented, and VIII donhlhss Soon
De rraly for The Wistr carnival. The f.ith AFe9Ir.
Pond hgs aso Teen pat IN condition ~ hr Oat'
nun the manager. AIrrngemei r. have been padt
FOR q musical ba0d g. be- IN attendance and tie
other accomu0d9i are most excellent and complete
The ysious free ponds throughout tie city are nso ~
god condition The merry time csDnot he deferred
mach h..fer.
Rot Winter briggs with It's frost srd snow pains ss
well % pleasures To the poor Il foretOdes suffering
ard privaiOn and especially l. this tue ease 10
The great cities 1t will be lees 20 this year. however
ID spite II and its high prices for Oh OIL hands We
hear uf tie difficulty 81 obtaining bop while trades
mep those who deal in the Injuries as well 40 tie NJ
ce.aies ~ life state that they cauno keep WITH the
costani, Incl cash demand or their goods, and that
tits demand comes not only from the wealthy but
from people IN very moderate and even humble cIcnm-
stances We; there will undoubtedly be much suffering
among us-much needless suffering. We thnE-and
lehooy,s those - yhoee boards are blessed with
to aevioie d!srcs. wherever II deserves H.
A god deal If II might be avoided. however. ~ we
very well know the nl. bcdcd Lsl and b.! who beg
nrd borrow through t.e Winter youd only Leave the
city for localtio. where uukied labor II In demand
ua Il circuit OF thirty pi.es of kew-fork. We VIII
wager that ten tbnusond such people can find work
now az lair wages. II they viii only walk om and seek
It Way will Ley not do u