The Weather,
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THE CAYaI-A large numbc of boats have been
frozen in the Canal this place for the past week We
are pleased learn that ceoreaker has been rigged
aud that the canal will be cleared between this point and
Portsmouth, ifpossibe.


The snow was very deep the mountains last week.
and prevented the passage OF the Cars To Cumberland
one day IChi!icotne (O3 Gazette.


- Our dates from ST. Lous. etthe 4lh inst state
thar the Mississippi river is closed above and below and
nearly soopposirr That place. So much ice had formed
the Louis side, that the ferry boats could not land
at their usual places steamboat supposed 10 be the
sam Seuy which lei: st. Louis the 3d. ran on bar
below Carondeet. Another had to to the shore on
the Missouri side. laid up in this part OF
the river with large number OF persons on board.


~ The steamer Columbia, which went up on
Thursday night frozen in above the lighthouse in
Esopus Meadows II the cold should continue few
DAYS longer ii will put stop 10 navigation for this
season Our barges have been receiving very heavy
freiehts-the Poughkerpsie left here Tuesday night
loaded with produce and 40 passengers The seisEng
could not be better. PO1-hkeepslc American


" At Turner Ne. storm arose recently, and
much damage done to bridges. fences. sc. Two young
men named Washington and Bradford Phillips walking
on n bridge. were blown into Twenty mile River, and
only rescued with great exerton by those on shore.


IL We had fall of snow here the 29th.
some four five inches in depth which has not entirely
melted yet. There is every indication OF very cold
and distressing winter. Pulaski tIenn) Wing.


- Snow fell at Memphis, Tenn on the Both alt.
to the depth OF ten inches