New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
AT THE EAST.
SUSPENSION or BUSINESS IN BOsIoN-IHE RAIL
ROADS.


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Bosrov. Jan. lq-Ycry little business was done
Yesterday owing the difficulty of delivering or trans
porting goods No schools were In session yesterday III
the town OF someryie % scholars and their lady teach
cr were compelled to feman all night in the schoolhouso
on account OF the storm. They were furnished with
bedding and refreshments, aud made comfortable.
Tho condition ~ the railroads East and North OF
this city IL much better than that South and West
eph on mopG OF f po G EG5 Sa t roads sGh
will be enabled 20 resume their running az about
noon today. though they may be delayed III making
' The sdhooner sopGrona Capt Buont OF and from
carSo were LOST re mate William Hopkins and George
Mere ssttd 10 insurance oh the vessel.
Only one train has arrived from Newfork sInce Thurs
NcwY York express train left at $3.50 this afterhoon and
% PC6aG 2TSa Ss be- oSb ong Ia' Tue
EXAGGfR lTTD REPORTS OF Toss OF LIFE m boston.
BosToY Jan 2OThc tragedies reported on Friday turn
out TO worry nearly farces Commodore Blake reported
lost In the Storm discovered in house where he lad
sought shelter. He had very narrow escape however
The little school girl said TO have persisted IN snow
drift was also found In friendly house. Finally az the
crew Of Julia Anna, wrecked IN the lower har1or got
aggeraed however The city iaP9Iers have been at %ok
boring country towns are not set broben out Drut ten
foet high iu the country are not uncommon.
sHIPwREcKs ~ MASSACHUSETTS bAT.
BosroN Jan. 2O.-The bark Velma, Capt Eickerson,
from Smyrna for Boston with cargo OF fgs, wool &c
came into the bay Just before the Of Thursday and
was driven ashore on the rocks Plymouth The crew
took refuge the mzen rigging where they remained for
10 hours tho sea making breach over her bull Owing
the intense cold the steward and one seaman dropped
der Of the crew were taken off IN life boat from shoIe
very much frosbitten ono man is likely TO lose one or
vessel has bged dnd Is full OF water. Portions OF the
cargo wiz be saved In damaged condition part OF ThS
good, were thrown overheard before going ne & Inv
BY Baker Morrill, and others, and was Insured mo
cargo was valued at 10000 in cold and O Tas insured III
The british brig Dawn of Day Capt Move, from IuIk
Island for Boston, with salt went ashore near Cohss;e,
With her port bow Her cargo has washed out Her
Grew wer6 saved three of them being severely irostp
ten the hands and feet The vessel was owned III 81
Johns, n b.. and Is insured.
CONDITION OF THE BOSTON RAILROADS.
he sS s sn on %trG rs fSS S
wer5 expected through this evening This would clear
ono track the other IL cumbered with broken loco
motives. Snow began falling again at II o'clock this
evening
BUSINESS RESUMED AT PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE, X l., Jan. 20.-Trains arrived this even
ing on stOningon and tho Hartford Railroads for the
first time since Thursday morning. The regular trips
will be resumed tomorrow on both roads.
train passed tho Boston road today ana DUAL
ness will be resumed on that foad tomorrow AL our
roads now open.
TRAINS ARRIVED AT SoRwIcu-isoruRR STORM
NORWICH, Conn, Jan 2O.-The Norwich boats arrived
ut New London at an early hour this morning They on
peIsn0ed difficulty in New-York harbor but found
no ice IN NewLondon harbor The Thhmes River Is open
for some miles above Norwich and Worcester and New
london aud Northern roads are clear Thermometer 20
above zero. Another storm set In ut ALSO tonight
ssow-sroRA AT UALfFAx.ter' -
HALIFAX Jan. ia furious oastory snow-stpri prq
vailed last night, The weather was mild this morning
Tie steamer CHINA sailed at o'clock this morning