New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

q wind bore without nnch snow The wind blows the
grou Tho tracks interfering with the trains The trains are
running this city and Buffalo and also % Niagara
Fails with two or engines 20 train The trains on iDe
.larn road ore detained westNmdhouud train IL
showed u at Cayuga No train from Albany l3a aI'tu ~
day Tie way trains from syracuse came UP tla iul'
nearly time There not much prospect oi tralns Dths
regular today ihe mercury stood I2' above zero in''
! morning.
Brrfuo midnicht-Wi1d strong and clustering. TaeT
mometer sa above zero Theres dreadful storm between
Hamburg and DunLrk The snowrifts are from ~ feet
deep places Hands have STOPPED work on The road until le
Two freight trains coded this afternoon the Niagara
Pals road Kuowlesyile The two locomotives were
smashed up and 10 were badly broken =, ,.,
The Lake shore Road is completely blocked to DulA4ih
Passengers from West bound East feied 10 unnkk 10
ne rje Road Tie Central Railroad sent out regular trains
to-day The through train from Schenectady La' a'ou iA'
road win be al right In day or two
The Erie Railroad IS in o lair condition. ,
The trains the Grea. Western Railroad are arriving anu
departing on time.
OswEeo Dec 2s-A binding snow storm which commenced
Yesterday morning today with high "lnd nom tne
northwest The cars on the Rome Watertown and OsVego
roads are blocked up and the train from syracuse lns morning
three hours behind time No Indications o an "O'''i'
SIE,cI,F Dec as-Sonned hard all night With strong
wind Over Two feet OF snow feb on level sun snoH4"s
ArurGy Dee as-wind west and very boistorOns showing
hard all day and drifting 9saiy Very strong west wind
SHOWS a little Cold and cl5udy
LoCKIoEE Dec. 2s-NCy stormy ana uHsfi.I-' l- 'LoH
dsug badly Passenger trains on The niagara ais III
al Oh time.
CANADA.
T0RoNTO. Dec 29.-The trains are not much de-
avel b c drifting snow pdube engines ore employed WE'H
necessary Tie snow three eei deep level west OF oai'
ford on the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railroad - ,...
vailed here for the last Zen days No trains arrived since
The 10Th. The railway completely blocked ana 'n' STORM l'
QtG5fc Dec 2s-The wind blew hlrricar ON The East
last night II is now snoNing ana olllat s to ' " '
OF ice Thermometer ;Go above. baIOmtle - W"
PENNSYLVANIA.
,,...,..,,r u. noc D. -Snor has bepn falling
here for 81 hours and average depth is about 20 inches u
i. stii showing and the snow Is drifting badly
THE GALE IN BOSTON.
The British ship Leyanter which sailed hence OIL
"wednesday was driven by the gale and anchored yester
day in Nantucket Roads In the afternoon she dragged her
anchor and went ashore on Long BLAND II is noped sic VI"
No much snow fe here last night but lie rail nd trains
Vcrv little snow ha, fallen in this vicinity. The wind con
fuuc from the West N sunset the Thermometer s"od
m Yesterday the storm to AaNc ,1ienu. over ihdi
star, aud portions oi New Hampshire
DISASTERS
ny rFIgeKlpH 10 rEiBUsr
CHARLESTON SrEAliFi. ASHORE.
CHARLESTON, Dec 27.-Tho steamship Emily B.
Sender which LEFT here for New last evening went ashore
on Rauake shoals It at first thought she would prove
total loss cot Oh without much injury and now
coming mp the city Her passengers had previously been
brought here.
THg WRECK or THE sHIr RANGooS.
FORTRESS MoNRoE Dec. 27.-Vessels arriving re.
ro strone souihcy gale las; gh The situation Of the
snip Rangoon ashore must have bee ,earoas WIND mesh
westward a day and being of land "iccNcI' may succeed
so further particulars received
SHIP ASHORE NEAR SAN FRANCISCO.
>AN FRANCISCO. Dee. 2~.-Thc ship reported I'D
distre, Yesterday Oh Hail Moon Bay proved 70 De c ru,a1
Te ,Iip Carly, Was ,aieaned that port The Captain
wa, unacqnaiaed Th e2li rId @ as & ,5s % Fdr =, P .
- SCHOONER weftkEb oT ffiR Fd5lDi COAST
AUGUSTA. Ga, Dec. 2-.-The EImn,Rp reports
chat schooner S,r Cant Perkins soon after leaving Jack
s5rye for Havana ,ursng lcak and aiteTwId sck on
me norm % 1ao. " @ 1 board car-o Of lumber which
''''' Tss saiP Ig1A5rEF ASHORE.
RoSroN, Dec. 2,.-Ihe British ship Lev1ntcr, iOr
New York encountered de gale yesterday OIL Hie"hrd Lg4t
and put back aud anchored n NaHasAet Eois NLtg tN,
dragged Aer anchors aud srck on he soIih ,ig ol LgIs
come of at hich Tide to-day having apparently sustained 10
Tie gale was severe 1s night occompauadly nowsquaIs
but up tLe hour ot noon To-day uo serious damage 10 snip
The bHcs Alton from Port.au Prince and Gaiatin from
NI.r. gnaue are below @ anchor lu the Roads
Sttpq Ioos Dec g--Thc schooner Magellan bound TO
savannah and smother csoS1er 0oanq 10 o rJr Japo l
Eook. The name Of the third cannot yet be made out
On THE NEW ENGLAND COAST
HOLINESS HOLE, Dee. 2-.-]he bark SuliOie Of
Belfast rom MIaooaue Boston dragged BE-, s"ehoI @ a
night and oWcd into ElglItown ,"'' "' ''''i'' O'
=.frs
' anEH0Nu bari IN IaIPauin Cove. with los " ''''
mast -- -..o..
WRECK OF AN UNKNOWN VESSEL.
TTOINRSS HOLE Dec. 2S.-Thc stern of a vessel
. frd ashore ou the northern side Of the Vineyard With
Boston on t
THE WEATHER
BALTIMORE Md.-Nud, g4le from The northwest ihef-
washington D. C.-Wiud northwest gale thermometer
aS
RICHMOND Ys-WiuI north. west, clear theru.meer l-'
CNDINNAu.-Ihe W~aiArr IS very cold.
BtLlIuokE Dec 2.-Ihe weather modcratng aud clear
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