New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
REPORTS FROM DIFFERENT STATES
INDICATIONS OF MiLDEK wEAIHER IN 1HE wEsT-
r-NI->TAI SCENES IN TUE SOUTH.

UNUSUAL SCENES IN TUE SOUTH.
LONG BRANCH, y. j., Dee 3O.-Ihc mercury
Was 100 below acre TINS morning Al faifhaven at
6 A. H. II was 40 below The wind IL very nigh. One
train on the Sandy Hook DIVISION OF the New-Jcrsey
Southern Railroad made It's first connection for New
York to-day at noon The road is now blockaded. the
drifts being as high Hve feet and the snow is frozen
hard Che first morning. train from New-York on the
Long Brancn ID vision OF the Central X ilrOad Of New
jersey arrived Long Branch on umc but near Holly
wood PARK caught III snow drtt ana had To return
Fast in the drftI Is a gravel train which has not been
dug out. 1he road HAVING bat n single track no tram
to-day has gone further south than Long Branch.
RED BANK, y. J., Dec. 3O.-Thc meIcdry at : a. ~ to-
dav wa, % below zero beiDs fall Of 3OS sncr ycstcr-
DAY afternoon. The Port Monmouth Bra"ch OF the New
Jersey Southern Railway is b.ockaded aud only one
tram on the line has reacned here sInco p IL.
yesterday.
BonplSrows, y j. Dec 3O.-This is the coolest day
experienced here This winter The mercury ranges from
- 10 fOe below zero The wind II west.
SEA GIRr y j. Dee 30 No trans have reached here
on The Jane sburg Brnrn O tn Penusy lvania Railroad
nee last evening. The snowdriiis IN some places are
eight feet nigh. At tms place at no n to-day the mer
cury stood &c At Asbury PARK AT a. ~ II
registered l2@ below zero
BoRDENTowN y. j.. Dec. 3O-The Delaware River IS
again lrozcn from shore 10 shore. This morning men
were crossing from Penn .ylyania to New-JcrFcy.
FRCxnoLD ~ j., Dee. 3O.NO trains have leit here 10
day on New YORK aud Freehold or lie fenhsJ wanna
Railroads. Tonight the mercury Is lO' below zero.
RtrrNo n " Dec. 3O.-Tne snOw-storm WIN IN set
IN Tuesday at noon continued with unusual severity
throughout the night. Yesterday considerable snow FELL
while the mercury indicated zero nearly all day and To-
ugnt ranges 4 below The storm ~ felt most severely
between TINS city and Lancaster On the Canada roads
conpara.iyely small INCONVENIENCE IS felt. Gu
the Lake Shore Road the storm extends TO
Hamburg Station. about ten miles from
this city. Trans are running lrreguary with from TWO
10 three engines to each. The 2:5O y M Ncw-ioIk
x press on Erie became stalled at East Buffalo and
was Abandoned as was also the siterno0n local
Freight generally are either abandoned tempo
rorily or are running iIreguary The teTnOon local.
preceded by snow-pough with tnree engn -,
became stalled AT EoeheZer ana put Dach ~ tue dcPol
aud a abandoned.
PoUGHKEEPsIE N Y, Dec. 30-The weather to-day is
the coolest for several years Al the Vissar Ooscrva
tory at H. to-day the mercury WAS 200 below zero.
Tonight mercury is again dropping rapidly. The
sle CHING Is fne.
MONTGOMERY. n. Y, Dec. 30.-At u. m to-day the
mercury war la below zero.
ALBION N. Y, Dec 30.-The soverest STORM OF the
season raging here The mercury last night and this
morning was IOo below 1t The cOdest weather
known for years.
RospoUT N. Y. Dec. 3O.-At a. IN. the mercury was
80 fall of 200 sace the corresponding hour
OF Wednesday.
NEwBURG. N. Y. Dec. 3o.-The mercury this morning
betxeen and O'Clock descended TO 12o below In
this city and vicinity.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 30-The mercury at 2 a. IN to-
day Wac 50 belo the United states Signal Office
At 10 a. IL had risen 10 Zero Reports from exposed
psces along the Blue Ridge in the Lehigh and schuyl
ki regon showed average temperature OF from lA'
TO 900 below zero Tae drifts have made the roads
impossible.
MILFORD Penn, Dec. 30.-Last night was one Of the
cooest sver this section OF the State. The
mercury stood at 15e below at the Eric Summit,
near Laoka Waxen. IL stood 800 below.
WHKEsBARRg Penn, Dec. 30.-The mercury s'ood at
100 below zero this morning. There Is little the
ground.
CHICAGO Dec. 30-The mercury at midniRh, has risen
10 zero, with the chances favorine milder weather
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