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The Nw Era, Portsmouth, Va OF the 2sth uit states.
that for the last two days weather been intense
~ cold indeed colder than at any other period Of the
present winter Last evening, however IL moderated,
and at O'Clock, It commenced showing and this morn.
ing found six or eight Inches Of snow the ground.


The deepest snow Of the season fell last night and
reached tonight as usual as far New York, but
we have no mail from the south-Vashinston Union,
Feb. %.


sSow sroRM--THE MAILS Snow commenced falling
in this city Friday night about eleven O'Clock and
continued with slight intermissions up to NJ yester
level but it is by far the deepest snow Of the
The from Philadelphia arrived on Saturday
Washington on saturday night were detained one hour
and quarter The train from Cumberland due at six
O'clock &c on Saturday afternoon arrived ys:srd:y morn
from York on Saturday night was detained an hour or
two The train from Philadelphia, with the Eastern
pot yesterday afternoon about four O'Clock The Wash
ngton train came in yesterday morning few minutes
that city. The Western Southern and Eastern mails.
due here last night not reached the Post once when
our paper was put to pross-Bah. .amer March ?.


The Philadelphia Norh .aasrican Of the ID inst sayss
The snow storm which commenced at midnight on
Friday, continued with unsbetsd violence until about
fine and dry and alter ther M Ceased the wind co
mencsd blowing violently from the northeast, which
must have caused deep drifts In the country On level
We should think the snow in vicinity has fallen from
fifteen to eighteen inches The railroads In Schuykill
county are all blocked up by the snow and only 's.o
tous Cohl IceCneu mdTk0t curing last WeeA


The u s. Gazette says the eastern mail arrived ysster
day at halfpast three NJ, short time after due
The rail road train from Baltimore reached this city
five T. NJ yesterday, a considerable time after Il was
due. Nothing from the West or South OF Baltimore


The Baltimore correspondent Of the Gsrsns remsrks:
We have upon us regular snow storm. II commenced
showing about IL O'Clock last night, has bee showing
brskly ever since, and is showing now The ground y
covered to the depth Of or 10 inches The sleghipg s
excellent and the sleghs out making good of
apprehend the Southern and the Western will not
arrive in time to connect with the Eastern The Tse
graph informs me that the snow equally deep in Wash
ington


The Trenton Daily Nsws Of the Id instant states that
Warren county undoubtedly showed under again. and
need not expect mail from that quarter for
days In Bucks county, the snow dried very much
last night png one side Of the roads In drifts oi
Ave or six hundred yards in length and from five to SIX
| feet high


The New Jersey line from New Brunswick with
three locomotives ahead, was from II o'clock a. NJ 10
O'Clock p nj. reaching Jersey City Monday. The
mail train for Philadelphia, also with three locomotives
| reached Newark about II instead of9f.