WINTER.
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The storm which we noted in our last as raging a, the simr our paper went to press, la>heh itself into a p-rtec, tempest hefore Il was sp"n. From ten "'rlock "n "Wednesday morning until Friday morning. the wind blew viol'n,Iy. filing he atmosphere with the falling aud drifting sm"w. which. during the li'nes

 mad tnlt-n Ia the depth of "t least SIX in- .hrs, We have .ar. ly If ever known 20 hard a snow storm so early in th. season. Bv papers from distance we learn ihe storm was very extensive and resulted 'n the I"ss of much property and many lives, -spec tally on the water. In another part "f our paper of to day will be found a thrilling account of the terrible fate of lhe magnificent steamer " Atlantic" and is passengers and crew, on their way from Norwich to New York. No event ot equ;.l horrr and extent has o"curred upon our waters since the destruction os the Lexington.