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THE ANNUAL METEoas.--A correspondent of the Albany Evening Journal says:

 IL IS well known t0 you and also to many of your readers. that for several years past, q think since l63S,l we have been visited by .iMeteore Shower, some time in November, usually, according to my memoranda, between the 18th and 20h of ile month

 "On Friday night last, the 18th, was attending

 patient al a little distance west of the city, aud a about one o'clock, A. M ., chancing to go to the door, at ihe instant oi my opening it, saw hat ap peared like fiery ball of apparently some three feel in diameter, descending slowly. until near he earh, lan intervening building preventing my uhser,ation whether il reached lhe ground,) sni almost inmed. ately exploded. with cracking sound which con iliaScd for minute or more. Within two or three minutes thereafter the entire Wes'.rn horizon was hlIed wi'h dashing meleors shooting grnerally om 5. w to N. E. and @miit itlng much light that have no doubt could have read wit esse for every object. Tor within consider auls distance, nas as distinctly visible as noonday.

 h's continued probably for four or five minutes, and alter an interval oi abeat twelve minute-, w.s 'epea'ed-less bril lianlly. however-sn again st in tervals for niole than an hour.

 'l know not whether these .Meteofie Showers' were no,iced eIse~hers, but trust they have been. and that some ablsr pen than mine wll De snpIoyed Ia giving an accsant ef lben."