New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-28
80 STORM ELsEWHERE


AUGUsrA, Dec. 2T--9 i. MA severe snow
Storm accompanied by heavy northeast Wind. began
here at o'clock last night and continues. with 90 'i
OF abatng The Pullman train from Bangor due hers AZ
10. ia at Plttsieid with 4 broken engine.
~ EEw-HAMPSaIRE.
COscORD. Dec. 27.-AbouG eight inches Of
suow fell lera last night The train duo here at 800 so
niQht from Boston arrived at 40 this morning. No
trains were dispatched over Northern Road after 40
Yesterday afternoon The ST. Adams night express tram
due here at o'clock evening. arrived az this morn
Ing The trains ON the Montreal and Sugar FEer Road
arrived All hour behind time. Trains have been DIS
patched over the Concord Road this morning on time
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
RosrON Dec 27-The storm Of yesterday
ceased In this vicinity before midnight but left the snO"
badly drtted The weather to-day cloudy win ndi-
cations of mere The railway trains continue
somewhat delayed In all directions, but thetraeks are
being rapidly cleared
LArER-rhe weather tonight is slightly overcast ard
very cold Railroad travel continues somewhat in
peded by the rfsbut there areGno serious stop
psges
BUFFALO, Dec. 27.-The water panic is over,
aud the city Il now supplied wish IT. usual quantity
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-The streets are
BANKED I'D with snow The railroad companies ara run
srreedrs with double ana triple lcAIn9 Dus D"Sa
ness men were mostly forced walk 20 their stores and
offices this morning No attempt has ye5 been made by
the open the crossings aud cutters 70
the sawera aud Of rain great damage would en-
sue.
IN DELAWARE.
LgwEs. Dec 27--The harbOr Is frozen over,
aud vessels arc slowly drifting out 70 sea in tue ice
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The steamer New
afavf faaf ia
stuck in the ice on Matthias Point Potomac River The
steamer u. c. knight which should nave cleared on
"Wednesday for New York. also tast in 1e ice, which Ia
about six inches thick In the river OF the wharves
The Now York mall due here O'Clock last even
ing did not arrive until 500 this morning. Just tweive
hours than usual Tho He-Hork mali Que az 6:So
this morning ak and half hours behind time' The
Southern mail VIA Richmond cue here at 62o last night
was two hours aud twenty minutes behind time; and
the Southern mail via Lynohburg due al 7:20 Last ght
did not get II until last evening The Southern mall
via Lynchburg due hese at 72O this morning. was an
hour and dfsen minutes stc. The local trains on the
Baltimore and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio Roads
are running on time to-day
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON. Dec. 27.-Rain, sleet, aad snow
haze prevailed here for several days The ground Il
now covered with
IN ALABAMA.
| MONTGOMERY, Dec. 27.--The weather Is bit
terly cold. The bright sunshine failed 20 taaw
even the surface OF the frozen sround.
| IN ARKANSAS.
| LITTLE Rock, Dec. 27.-rhe weather has
moderated little to-day. but neither the ground nor
the ice has thawed any. The il four inches thick
on the river light two-horse passed over 1t TO-
day road cut through in order 70 allow the
ferryboat The oe dealers have been engaged al
day in getting putting ice The weather Is
cloudy with indications Of Tho city Is entirely
ont Of coal There have been trains the Memphta
Railroad for the past three days account Of che Diff
! Guilty in crossing the river at Memphis.
| IN ONTARIO.
TORONTO, Dec 27.--The snOw-storm which
| prevailed throughout Canada, since Tuesday niSns
ceased this morning The trains on the different ne8 o
railway arc again runnn gre gu.arly and!onst Tine