The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-18

10 0s deph OF tweltv foek Trainsson all sne ROAM are
London road, but two trains are out Sach way sndsvos
Ing 70 0ut through.
drawn BY two engines Only two trains have arrived
from New York Tho trains Of the Hartford road have
~ two snsns, asIdI nres that IN
WIN % cleared by 70 morrow. :, ,es-
Snow commenced falling here al about one A. NJ, and
a mldnsht over twenty inches had fallen Inc storm
is the heaviest have had since 1855 Three trains
the New London and Northern road the morning trains
both weys stuck at Wlmantic, and no trains are now
running In consequence. s ~, n $780,, /, -.- N. q.
|AN The Storm In Rhode Island.
Pnovmssox, r. L, Jam II, 1867.
mo snow storm that commenced ct one o'clock this
morning cleared up at ten this evening. II il The
hesvies fall or snow have had for several years. and
Is badly drifted BY the gale Business was nearly sus
pended today No trains have arrived on the stonng
ton, Boston or Hartford Railroada Tho trains are
showed in on them all The morning train for wor-
s s s VIII sr
this road tomorrow Tnins ran on the Bristol road till
noon and then suspended Tho street cars have been
taken or and but few vehicles can be found in the
sreeta
The STERN In Massachusetts. ~ s.s.ss 7
A.er ,sAas4 Boston, Jan. II, 1861
Tho storm Of to-day has not had IL equal all things
considered for ten years The srscts and whsrves
literally piled up with snow banks In many places six
feet high The shipping At the wharves presented
cdedy Arctic appearance this evening. the having
covered many vessels With the rail There is no
reliable report az any shpwrecks below this port There
parties are exceedingly anxious this evening lest omor
rows news from Cape Cod the south shore Of the bay
may Be- so O. painful . character The steamer
anchor somewhere in Vineyard sound The City Of Bath,
one Of the Savannah ne bound out, is also supposed TO
There fears In regard sailing vessels
but they are generally believed 70 be groundless-
Tue Storm In Maine. sss g8n
PORTLAND Jan. lT--6 p. NJ. 4
The storm has boon increasing, and ia now terrific.
The streets impossible even for sls2hsy the horse
blocked up, and deep the drifts that Pc
destr!ans can hardly make their way. The Eastern
morning trains arrived several hours late No trains
left for Augusta this afternoon and the Grand Trunk and
Bnagor trains had only reached the Grand Junction at I've
O'clock The morning train from Boston stopped NJ
Bddefor and must remain there until to morrow Tho
engines sent hence to their could get out
Of the cy -Four trains arc stuck between Potsnoutb
and Boston, the Eastern roads No train left here for
Boston this afternoon The Boston afternoon train for
Portland stops ct Dover or Exeter. a eff n
rho telegraph wires are either badly brolen work.
ing hard; but communication 10 still kept up East and
The Storm I'm Ohio. avGH
CISrsrArr Jan. II, 1857
The weather suddesly turned very cold last night
Tho thermometer at eight o'clock this morning stood
degrees. About four inches of has fallen since
two O'Clock yesterday. sHN r642f8
The Weather Record Elsewhere. IA
HALIFAX, N. s., Jan. 17.-wind northeast; overcast;
thermometer IL degreea $50 h Esq Nse
CHICAGO, jan 17-Thermometcr at 80 this morning
IL degrees below Clear
MILwAUKEH, Jan. 17-Clear. Thermometer 20 degrees
below &N Use
NAprsoS. Wis, Jan. 1Z-Cear Thermometer IL de-
grees below @Na f6f Tra I'VE w h
BALnNoRE Jan. 1.-The weather here is extremely
cold the coolest Of the season. fsi sssrs NJ