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OTTAWA. Dec. 27.-Foot men ore
crossing the river on the ice.
Wolves are unusually numerous, and
are committing depredations on
sheep.
QUEBEC, Dec. ga boat contain.
ing eleven persons, while attempting
to cross hence to a point on the canal.
struck u field of ice and upset, and
three persons belonging to the crew
were Grounded. The balance escaped
by clinging to the floating ice. A
lady was kept afloat by her crinoline.
The drowned men leave widows
and nine children unprotected.
QUEBEC. December 28.-Tho wind
blew a hurricane from the east last
night; it is showing and drifting.
The river is full of ice. oygf 81
GooDERIcH, G. W. December. o.
"A fearful snow storm has ragged
for the last few days. No trains
have arrived since December &c;
the roads are blockaded. The storm
still continues. ~ 9 Hia
NORWICH, Conn, Dec. ga
collision occurred on the New Lon.
don Northern road to-day at six
o'clock p. NJ. near Moulville Station,
between passenger train and a
freight train. Four persons were
severely injured and several are
slightly hurt. Both engines were
thrown off the track and the passep.
ger cars were smashed.
BUFFALO, Dec. 28.-Wind strong
and clustering from the west, the
mometer 10 degrees below zero. ~
Troy, N. Y, Dec. 28.-The
severest snow storm since 1885 &c.
cured Yesterday and last night
The snow fell ten feet deep. No
trains have arrived or departed since
4 o'clock P. NJ. yesterday. The trains
are showed in on every road to the
city. Two trains on the Troy and
Boston Railroad lay all night within
two miles of the city. The snow
was SO deep passengers could not
reach it by carriage, and were farn-
ished with supper and breakfast BY
the company. Twelve engines are
on the road between here and East
Albany. The train which left forthe
west on the Central Railroad yesteF-
day noon has not been heard from.
No trains leave the city to-day. The
storm continues. s...'e s,i' 'h"s
CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-1t is reported
that Gen. Samual R. Curtis. one d
the Railroad Commissioner, diedo Of
appoplexy 1t Council Bluff, Ioxn,
yesterday. ''''
Gen. Grant has been confined b
his bed BY . slight indisposit;ca.
He will attend to his duties n d.
or 60. -4s