Boston-The wea,her-The steamer-Rnil-
Observation-Disclosures of the City-Bnsi-
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Correspondence of The Tribune.


Bos1oS. January IL, 1876.


The celestial geese have shed their feathers more
nlen,ifuIlv here than with you, and walked up this
morning 10 hear the Northwest gale drliuns Inc
snocv against nv window, and to find that Nature
had provided herself with covertore OF six inches
thickness. The weather is now cold Fshrenheii
standing al 10 above Zero and but for the rigid ooferv-
ance of TIE Sabbath for which this straitsced city s
famous the outside air would be vocal with the cansoE
OF a thousand bells and Washingtons.- would present
one continued sueak Of butao-skin and hofse-ne' "a
its The sieighng principle In human na'ule ~
lied By the influence oil plymouth f1och aHe ~ ~
bularies heard in all The streets. =.


The Long Island train arrived iasl hish, a.
o'clock, having been retarded but snshliy .! liie
snow which ell al day and lay on me tal-s ~ .
Of two or three inches. The regular ,fa!hs cue Ho
Newyork This morning lad no. arrived at noon o.def
The boats were Doubtless forced by me fho" ei ~
m maze harbor last night. The Worcester Road IS
op.n this morning os Two engines came W &c "
rsssd,ness 10 express the Steamers Hdvices


find that the Eibernia is no, looked Tor here IN
I'll "Wednesday or Thursday The average OF the
January arrivals OF the steamers Is the I'd c asys
INC hsen an average voyage sorne having been over ~
80 IN lamar Tomorrow she Will have been 10 days
out; provided sailed her regular day which vas
sunday Ii possible thar she did not sail I'll the 9h-
AT sny rate ind here looks for Ter before Iues
dnv or "Wednesday. This snowstCr1n, II II extended iAf
Norhward may have pat her back 'weniyiour hoefs;


The Granite gangrcne, an infection caught oi the
net work of Railroads which centers at this CIR! Is
still eating way the face of what were formerly
the most fashionable streets. Business Is ceserths us
old locaities-Kilby. Central. Water streets Liberty
souare, &c-aud blocks of magnificent granite rom
warehouses have been and are being oui IN MIX car
Atkinson and Federastreets TO accommodate IL feel
street years the residence OF our
Princes their palaces have fallen before ms 'a'
rruption OF the Bricks and Mortars IN rec ana "ait
viii feCDgs.
sides 10 Washpg gton.street Is now occupleu Vt
houses FederaLsireet, from Milk 10 beyond the Ola
Fod.raLsre., Theatre is also built up on ice west
lido with granite stores-Mr. Mslcorns Church having
been torn down 10 make way for temple OF flaniinon'
Even as Tar up Summer-st real estate soa IL" uas
since az very high prices under the speculative iupes
sion that In few years the beautiful mansions tha1
grace at street will also fall before the demand or on
siness accommodations. Indeed an OLD resloeDt Vi
Boston absent few years might very easHy .oe M,
self upon his return amid the changes which nave tiHeh
,sce in the old well portions o the CITY ue
iron RSdron which has been spread out over ts ana n
nea6iorng States. the handle toward my hand oy
the liberal advancement of capital by Boston Inone!e
men has been large OF this improvement IN ou'
sness here but the growth OF the Wooen anc CottUh
manufacturers osered by the udicious ol Tue
Congress OF le42. has also been leaoins eeuielt IL


advancement and prosperity OF Boston crush Tue la
riff and by This shut up the mills ana workshops
Of Lowell Manchester Nashua, and net all the rail-
roads that centre here could prevent ians on IN th
commerce and inland business OF this city winch "ou!u
be severely felt =. a.:
find that there was strong outOurSt o lnu.Sud
tion here in the commercial c-cles, the prostitution
of the facilities Exchange Reading Room to the
benefit of Bennett on the arrival OF the last steamer but
one Nothing but the expression OF the deepest regret
by those who committed this Outrage prevented ther
immediate discharge from the employ OF the Company
and their places now they hold oy slender ten
ure The rebuke they met with will think prevent
repetition of the offence tits scarcely necessary or me
TO add that Mr.. Whipple the gentlemany Superh'ehU
cnt was entirely Of the conduct oi LIS suoor-
dinetes and condemned strongly those VINO were
more deeply injured by IT,


The late disasters in the Stock market have been
felt here TO a considerable extent One siock gambler
out OF the street. VINO had made heavy losses some s0J
600 has at last broke down being snort some srOUUU
t One or TWO of the regular gamblers have also been
suacved and others ottering Money getting more
tchI and is more difficult to obtain than IN New ofs-


The Banks discountng but little nor that itlc long


In the stree, the is per cent per month Tor gooG
paper can hear OF no important failures, but aew 0!
the small fry have exploded.


doubt If the Electric Telegraph will be COM
pleted as soon as has been anticipated. Inc posts
are not nil up between this City and Worcester and
there is yet much to do between Worcester and New
Haven In all the lines which have been projected since
the Washington and Baltimore there has appeared TO be
unacco ntsble delay. The whole line from Washing
ton Boston should have been completed alter the
meeting of Congress- Now the bt.siness of six weeks
of the session has been lost TO the stockholders The
Ofing Telegraph here is not yet in use snd nobody
To know why.