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FROM THE NORTH THE northern mail arrived
on Wednesday night and will now come in re
gularly till the next snow storm.


We learn from Livingston Il Co., of the Grea
Northern Express Line, that the passengers who
left Albany on tuesday morning, over the House-
tonic Railroad, arrived at Bridgeport at almost the
usual time of the arrival of the trains there every
day, but were detained over night, and until Wed.
nesday, no boat being there to receive them.


1t is reported by Livingston x Co, that an ex-
tensive fire was raging at Albany when their mes
senger left for this city. 1t was supposed to have
originated in the Knickerbocker Hall, situated on
the esst side Of Broadway, between the Mechanics
and Farmers Bank and the City Hotel, and had
already consumed several large buildings occupied
by the following merchants, &c. -


@. g. Tresdwell fur store (; Chapman < Sargent, to-
bsoco store Blocker BoGart, hardw are; Knicker
hooker saloon; Carpenter KING, merchant taiiors
Boston Clothing store.


II was hoped that by the efficient and prompt
exertions Of the firemen, the further progress Of
the fire had been stopped No damage had been
done to the Bank or the City Hotel.


The Housatonic Railroad is open, and the trains
hereafter will arrive and depart with their usual
despatch and regularity.