LlfESY NYELLIGENCE By YHE nAIIs.
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FAILURE OF THE MAILs.-No mail arrived south
of Newark, New Jersey. last evening-neither did


the northern or eastern mails get in. There are
now no less than four mails due from, and south Of
Washington City; and, as that city is the great
focus to which all eyes directed for news, rela
tive TO the interests and general affairs of the Union,
any interruption in the regular daily receipt Of intel
iigence thereirom, casts & shadow CT anxiety upon
ths lace OF every class OF society. The snow storm
which was experienced in this city, during Saturday
night and Sunday, commenced in Washington,
on Friday evening, and extended as far east a.
Massachusetts. The snow was not 80 deep, yet il
was very light, and drtted more than any Of the pro-
vious falls this season-in many places, few miles
from the city, we learn the drift is from ten to
twelve feet deep; consequently, the roads were al
most wholly impossible, and the running Of cars on
the railroads, was out of the question. 1t is
probable that the intensity Of the cold weather,
within the last two days, has rendered the crossing
Of the Delaware impossible, as we are informed
that that stream was nearly blocked by ice when
the train of cars left on Saturday afternoon since
which time, we have had nothing from Philadel-
phia. Should any Of the mails be received during
this forenoon, we will give whatever news they
may contain, IN our evening edition.