The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-21
The Weather Elsewhere /.

Cambridge, jan 90 1897
The snow is about foot deep aud still falling. The
railroads are all blocked by the drifts.
BosroS JAN 2o-1l r. NJ
Snow has commenced falling. The weather Is COM
paratively mild The railroads nearly all open,
and will resume their regular trips tomorrow.
NORWICH, Conn, jan 60 1867.
Thermometer twenty degrees above zero. Another
snow storm set in ut half past eleven tonight.
TRENTON, Jan. 20, 1867.
The effect Of the recent storm has been severely
felt during the past few days the greater portion or
this section OF the State The hndrances placed In the
way Of travellers by the distractions the several
forwarding OF mail matter have been in many instances
attended with serious results Yesterday the lctars due
at this place from New York at nine A. II. failed TO
arrive until midnight Several Of the turnpike roads are
also blocked up with the snowdrifs to such extent
TO render their extremely dangerous for convey
ances or description From present appearances We
are likely be favored with additional supplies as IL
has continued to snow from early hour this morning
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20, 1861.
driving snow storm commenced al four p. NJ and
still continues ieight r. NJ Wind blowing gale from
the northeast.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20-Midnght.
This storm is the most OF the season. The
liz much drifted by tho northeast gale. The New
York mails have not arrived up TO this time.
ALLgyIowS Pa, Jan. 20, 1857
heavy snow storm has prevailed here since two
O'Clock this afternoon There Is six inches Of snow
on the ground.
BALTIMORE, Jan 90 1867
fierce and binding storm set in this afternoon,
and continues. with the wind blowing gale.
WASHINGTON Jan. 90 1857
violent snow storm commenced here this afternoon
at one O'clock and the IL still falling and drifting
The storm has all the appearances Of continuing through
out the night About ten inches has fallen to the
close OF this despatch. Trains had much difficulty in
getting oil at the usual hours and some delayed
several hours.
BUFFALO, Jan 2O-11 p NJ
II has been showing heavily and drifting since eight
O'Clock this evening The mercury is two degrees above
zero There are prospects OF another railroad blockade
CAIRO Jan. 20, 1867.
The snow il four inches deep and sl falling. No
trains have arrived since last night The mercury il
twentyth degrees above zero
WHEELING, Va Jan. 90, 1857.
very heavy snow storm has been prevailing all day.
Show has fallen 10 the depth Of twelve inches, and
now, at 5 r. NJ. ia unabated.
Tie river was closed opposite the city on Saturday
evening for the hrst time in ten years.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 20, 1887.
severe snow storm has been prevailing hero last
night aud to-day which In said to be the heaviest in
twenty years The is fifteen inches deep aud still
showing II is feared that railroad travel will be inter-
rupted for several days.
very heavy storm has been prevailing here all
day Railroad travel will probably be seriously inter-
rupted.
CHICAGO, jan 90 1857 .
driving snow storm commBnced and continued at
intervals oil day. 1t is still showing and drifting 80
badly that blockade Of the railroads Is anticipated.
Y #s ~ ST.. LorIs jan 90 1857.
The snow storm Of yesterday stll continues hut NOT
violently The storm has extended west OF here, tn
and Kansas About . foot has fallen here The East
and Northern railroads considerably obstructed,
but interruption will only DO temporary. The snow II
two feet deep at Springfield, III. sss.