, 1872-12-27

R1ofe0too tAanF "IechS OF Heah buildings.
Large squads OF Italians, recently arrived. we're
hired By the city to clear the sidewalks, and their
Iebber sounds odd, considering their occupation.
Professor Iyndall, Who gave his third lecture
Ut the Cooper Institute tonight, had IN audience
pf about eight hundred ''carriage people,"
Only ono OF Two street railways are running
eo-nlght. The Broadway stages suspended long
before dark. Though the snow has now ceased
heavy drifts sweep through the streets, and the
Wind is biting cold. The unfreaucnted streets
being from four to fvo feet deep. Broadway
Itself can only be crossed at corners where open
1ngs have been made With shovels. Tho storm
has prevented any search in the Centre street
l1uins for the remaine Of the soyen missing per
eons.
The latest reports from the Atlantic Ocean
prove that the weather is still severe as it has
been for the last six weeks. The steamers are
powerlesa to contend against the head winds
Hhlch they encounter. The steamer Bremen, from
Bremen, due last Monday, arrived this morning,
and the Innan steamship City Of Brussels, one
OF the finest and feetest ships aloat, is still de-
terrible English files nro filed With marine
a1sasters, and many vessels are overdue.
[7o the Associated Pyc8s.1
New YORK. Dec. 26.-A very heavy drifting
snow-storm commenced here early this morning,
md still continues with great fury. Street car
west are from Elk to ten hours behind. The
Chicago express, due here yesterday, arrived
here to-day, being delayed eighteen hours BY
The sto-nl. The storm is very violent at all
points on the Hudson River Railway. Block
Ades are looked for this afternoon.
NEW 1oRE, Dec. 26-5:00 p. m.-The enoH-
storm, which appears to bo general throughout
the East, still continues here, and at 8 o'clock
with enow, as it was some 10 years ago. All
outdoor business is entirely suspended. The
wind is still north and fully O foot and half Of
Enow has fallen on level, with heavy drifts.
Travel IN the suburbs entirely suspended. None
of the principal mails due this afternoon have
arrived. trains being showed up at different
points. The Fall River boat, the Empire State,
due this morning, has not been heard from to-
day.
The train due from Washington this morning.
With several other trains, are showed up at
Trenton, n. J. The Western train on the Erie
Road, due at II o'clock this morning. is showed
up at Port Jervis. Only one out-of-town mail,
TINT from Boston, had reached tho Post Office
here up to o'clock this afternoon.
NEW 4oRK, Dec 26.-Despatches from the
South and East sta:e that there was the soyoreet
Wenther yesterday and last night for many
years.
AL vessels arriving report bad weather and
bitten.
Dispatches from Maine and elsewhere in the
East this morning report the thermometer ut
VARIOUS places us ranging at from GO to 43
below zero.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2C-A eevere northeast
sno" storm commenced at 8 o'clock last evening,
Ind still continues with undated fury. There
t1e very few passenger cars running. The snow
has drlfted very badly on tho tracks, and the
6weepets are unable to clear them,
Toaos7o, Ont, Dec. 26.-A severe SNOW storm
get IN Yesterday, and still continues. Trains on
er is intensely cold,
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 2G.-Heayy SNOW is falling,
Cairo, ILL.,, Dec 2G-There is no change Of
consequence in river matters. No arrivals; no
departures.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 26.-The weather is
over.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 2e.-Trains On all the
railroads are delayed
BELFAST Mo-, Dec. 2G,-The veatbor ia t1,a
coldest since 1857 The railroads arc blockoda1
and no trains have arrived since Monday
NEW YonK. Dec 26.-A great storm COM
menced this morning. and still contin1cs to-
night. Tho effect on business is yorv dsmar-
ing, az thousands of oyt-of-toUn residents ware
unable to reach tho city. No Southern. Neet-
ern, Northern, or Erie way mails have vet been
received. In fact, the only trains arrived have
been from New Haven md Middletown. Conn
aad thev we're several hours late, and from son,n
points on tho Long Island Railroad and from
places in tho imnediato vicinity Of tho c;tr nn
other roads.
The Roet1n boeta oro do+o;roa .o,,o-ho ::
the sound, and nono At, horo to lanro tnn;5t ~
Many street car lines have stonnod rnnn;nr ; ~
others and the stnco rontna ro,1a ;eo.,1e .: ~. -
the snow is probably two fect dccn m tn sr"i u,'
B41rr1opE Der oG Il },oo,!Fr -, $50 ~. t ~, ~.
Let in Yesterday afternoon. and st;1l cont;nuaa
R1caMoSp. "a. Dec. 26'-Snow fcl1 n1h;. ~ =.
III day yesterday aad nearly al last NIGHT
TRENTON, n. J.. Dec. 2G,-The snow-storm
Vas yery hcayy here Trains ara h1ocEad ~, ~
jersey side to Philadenhn 1ha sasr - 4n Ing tno
feet deep. The storm abated nt G O'clock tba
evening,
specia1 D.8noteh to 71> f,6;cooo 71ibu,<
MApIsoS. Wis. Dec 2G.ESomo f;vc ;mchea =,
anow has fallen tia lat two n;chta Il bss ~
drifted considerabl1. and Gelarad trsina son,o.
what TO-DAY ~~1AA' e0AAo'
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