New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
UE1 TIER REPORTS.

UEATHER REPORTS.
NAVIGATION ALMOST SUSPENDED on THE HUDSON.
POUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. Ca dispatch from Cas-
tlcon states that the river there choked with Ice from
shore to Shore The Drew and City OF Hudson
passed south at $50 p The wind s blowing gallo
from the north west. and the cold Increases hourly. 1t
is Thought the river will close Mt Caseton tonight.
ICE IN TIE CANALs-DOATs FROZEN IN.
ALBANY, Nov. 29.-It is very cold, and q
light snow has fallen here The ice Is two inches thick
throughout the whole section Of the canal Boonville
Dispatches received at the Canal Auditors offices state
that il viii I've Impossible TO get beats through the canal
unless the weather moerate There are about 100 boats
CohOcs nine miles above here, and the Ice Is very
heavy.
SCHENECTADY, s. Nov. 2a-The weather continues cold
Ah"ul 35 hoat> frozen In on the Schenectady level
II is estimated that from 400 to GO loaded boats
the raril, frozen and that unless the weather
the boats will have to remain where they are for
BUFFALO, Nov 29.-The canal is still open here, but
fears entertained that it will be closed by ice to,
night. large amount Of Grain Is ready to be forwarded
10y canal should mild weather follow the present cold
snap. - NV, .., :, 1,
kept to-day hy lee breakers. The h"ats
with great difficulty and but few ar" are ruunng
arriving to-day from Buffalo were ordered To lie up
until further orders.
SKATING PROSPECTS At TIE NEw-YOEK AND
BROOKLYN PONDS.
The severe cold weather of Tuesday night
covered the vaoS lakes and ponds In the Central and
Prospect Parks with ice ranging from three-quarters Of
rree Of exposure thus promising very early opening
Of thc skating season Of Of 1s7l-12.
The Calhtcne Ball Grounds, i'll Brooklyn. which hld
hrn 80. apart for field sport. Thanksri, ing Day, has
,cn flooded for skating PURPOSES Lat night the whole
>,rlcc # the pond covered Wi;h ice an inch thick,
and The ropr"rS hope 10 be alc TO open Their lake Tor
I,i)Iit iISr 10y Saturday.
The rlion Par Grounds in Elooklrn have also beer
focil and the proprietor cXpcc:s 10 he ready for his
>nl-cribrr. hy Monday ncxt.
The od'n iioor OF the Rrookvn RINK mas hecn Tf-
moved AID H." liicx floor n"lcd in pf"l%railcn f"r
skating. IN -" i;ink thc icc l. mad" ,"d RON ih'
posed pond. II thlckcn downward from til" surface II
!, thcI imp ntan that the fist surface Ice On the
lakes ,lIollld hr craI AMI smooth.
Inc rro,rrrr ,k ah'. WI present ~1 greatly rx s
larac lake viii he thrown open for public use The
sEatin: ioil.'S ar" now uIldig ad t!lc surt.W'I I
of the Park hopes To he able 10 l"i-t me "rrn n carry
people 10 the Park kitnGlakcs. the official, decline
Ming 'ncn to the M rH n IN. rcp lee 10 thick enough
TIC r roohyn % sEaiinF Club elected o@ers Monday
TGr SrWYork ssa;ins cn has H.. yet been a'r i. IL L.
rH" In" cArsyr u'n Of one m or & IN" central rarS
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORTS.
WAX BEPAHINLAG,
o'FHE W.snrIGlos %r sth siIts H. C. sS.a Noy
Su,,o,.is hr me mast irentu four hours , =,
,an'ic % W ss'trs on Tar.ay AFTERNOON
T.S @ c 4" a Fdy RF''s@ Ts @ a ha" IA Sr
rtcr on the Upper Missouri has extended Us influence
to New YORK and the SCUM AtailIc coast ui
i now central in Wisconsin, The Temperature has ialirh
in he 'iuIf states nl"r IN" northwest winds are vrcr-
ing to rut trasi. The wLd- have generally atii"d III
force on the upper lahcs hut have backed Ia hortiwc'
and in,Ir;sri I" ir,sk IN the Mhiur st"'cs S"W mas
fLl, at most points cast Of kcn'iohy ana MlrhiEtn,
cyrp Ncw I;nsI,nd and Is no" r"l"rt'i IN ,"ii','
Ilr cnrrau" has i"ii"' 1T me hn'N! -,",.n'n & s' M
tom. The barometer las risen with c't"i weather oi
| The Pacific coast. . ...
Ei-iug barometer. with l.Ii.ilA cloudy ana pleasant
weather j. prob ,r for THURSDAY ">ri iLc l"h,s ana
| I'u,I Inf
ron Tie lover shcs to \orth Carolina raSttliy %Inu1
with c"ring MIdhT IN ,, NE Ti c.t h" % snnW
wrs Of kau as and Nebraska Will probably extend east
warn w '''' rarning Sigpn,s Ordrred.
C,nti,u,ry signals cont iic for hi evening n. O7"fC".
Eo, hester. Norfolk and at Ncw-l"rk ana are oidfed
| ioI Scn l.JuGOn, Boston, and IoltiaHd'
SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT.
WA,uSGIoN, Nov. 29.-1hc following is
summary Of iLc ,rt. hes received at the signal Oilcc
~ io7 o'clock this ,eaing AT Fort Brnt"l Montana
Territory. last night the thernnm'ter s mo
Thermometer stood degrees he low zero; AZ Omah',
Nch degrees below zero and az -. rami; n, Mi,i,
dryrccs cnw zero this afternoon, was Ealing at
cheyenne Wyoming Territory Iathpor,, ioTa, i ahi an
Denver, Colorado Territory The Mratt'r wS & ,air , t,s
evening at Fort Benton Montana leiri'o'!' viii "
u,rat urp of degrees below zero. =, .,
Ipun the summit of Mount Washington, y. H.. az
O'Clock this afternoon the weather WIS co,un; n tho
barometer has fallen very rapidly since morning !nc
registered 10 degrees below zero, ana the
wind was blowing from tho North West at velocity Vi
100 miles All hour
WEATHER NOTES.
The cold weather continues IN Maine, inc
ucrcnrv standing in gor at I5o at r. m yesterday
The fleet of vessels remaining iii tha' Poi' VIII s o
with difficulty u
The snow storm in Utah ceased on Tuesday
morning hut The weather IL sun very o oo'I; ~ W. W nm
Monday Tie Union Pacific trains were sau W pc ''V
hours behind time.