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~ The travel on the Worcester and Norwich


X Worcester Roads is now uninterrupted but on
the Long Island the snow has not yet been removed
from the track In some places i; is eight feet deep,
md the cuts are packed full oft Great exerons are
making to clear it, which will probably soon be sue
ccss aud this ayoritc and safe again be open 10
the public On Friday three powerful engines. with r
snow.pow, were in use near Cirecnpor;. making slow
progress The passengers who left Boston or Wednes'
day morning werc obliged to Norwich from
Greenport aud remained until o'clock on Saturday
morning When they go, back from Greenpor, the
Thursday nigh, boat gone and the Worcester hav


ing broken down there was boat a, Alyn's Point on
FRIDAY BY this series of there wereihree trains
together at Norwich including the Friday. afternoon
train with about 10 of the Hibernias passengers. o.
course all anxious 10 get on, and the disappoin


rnent was serious when found that no boat was h
Allyns Point. The taverns we're taken possession o
and their limited accommodations absorbed by the first
comers consequently the last train must make them
selves comfortable in the best manner they could, 10y
catching a nap chair or the floor Chairs were at
premium and beds were no where. a very good
temporancous supper, however, obtainable about
midnight aud full justice done to it, All this while
the Mutual Safety the Creenport boat was lying at Al


lyns Point but Captain Lowber, with the best dis
position TO accommodate, did not feel himself author
lied to leave his route and go through TO New
York. Mr.. Stowell, Superintendent of the Norwich
Il Worcester Road would not take the respon.
sibiy and went home to bed leaving l50 people kicking
their heels in the depot The ibernia passengers were
naturally very anxious get and $500 was offered
for the Mutual Safety without avail. The Ncwlaven
arrived from Ncw.iork al about 3 O'Clock Saturday
morning, and upon learning the situation OF affairs, un


dertook with Mr.. Ryder the conductor on the Long
Island Road, to Mr.. Stowers decision He sue
ceeded and to these gentlemen due the thanks OF all


the passengers there gathered that they were not dc
taincd until 10 o'clock Saturday night Norwich. The
Mutual Safety left Ayns Point full of passengers al


o'clock Saturday morning, landing them safely at about
: O'Clock P NJ. She met with considerable ice in the
Gate and had difficulty in getting into the pier
The passengers were very grateful Capt Lowber Tor
his oblsing willingness do every thing Tor tAe't &C.
commoda,ion Mr. Steward Lowber, in view OF the TACT
that he entirely unprepared for such rush oil nun,
cry passengers GOT up most excellent breakfast ana
dinner to the pleasant surprise OF the passengers VINO
under the circumstances, looked for short commons.