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Tia Storm.-The late storm mn., I.
unusaIly violent. and extended over a s,a.
Of territory, as considerable spscs i
change papers is occupied with the ds,,iI N


Al Albany. the average depth Of ny
from ~ to Is inches, but much d,;Gs1
Atlas says Tho city Is bIockaded a, sy.,s
and the narrow streets are almos, imr...


At Providence, the Journal say,
amount of snow has fallen than a, n,
winter. The Churches yesterday lSu.d,
presented a "beggarIy account" Of ,m,
Hardly a man was 10 be seen in the NJ,


In New Bedford. ihe snow We. d,is.i
of the streets from 4 TO 6 feet in be,bI
average depth is not less than 2 feet.


Tho Railroad between New Bedford An
ton was greatly obslrucled. About
were employed from 2 O'Clock until \
on Monday morning. in clearing The TIA,
. The Utica Gazette says that The suov
feet on the level, in that vicinity.


At Somerville. N. j., The storm wa
that The Churches were not opened duro,


There was not in all tho Churchs,
Sunday, people enough in atlendauc
made one respectable congregation. 7
but 7 persons in Trinity Church, w
services were rcnd, and the sermon ds6.
many of the Churches the services wen
with, particularly in the afternoon.