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fl'! nf snew sufficient tn wfiten the roofs Of our
houses. On that day, the atmosphere was filled
with fine misty rain, rendering il 50 dark as 10 make
lighe, candles necessary in our office. During the
night it became cold. and ice Of considerable thick
ness was formed. These harbngers Of dread Win
Ter are unusually early in their approach having ne
yer been witnessed by US SO soon in the season.
The leaves of the trees, not yet divested Of their
green hues presented rather unique appearance.
peeping from beneath their snowy mantle.


New YoRK, Nov 20.
INe Weather.-Winter has come at last in good
earnest. Sunday was cold rainy day and con-
siderable hail. and some snow, fell in the evening.
Yesterday morning the Mercury was within one or
two degrees Of the freezing point.


" Y. Com. .4dv.
rive have Winter here, too. There is no one
living, in this city, confident. who remem-
bers so severe spell Of weather in the month OF
November. We had considerable fall of snow on
Sunday last, and the weather since has gradually in
creased in coldness, until we now have the actual
severity of mid winter The ice in the Tiber IS an
inch thick and the Potomac is frozen nearly or
quite out to the channel.-Nat. hatN.1