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THE WEATrER.-On Saturday evening, about 6
o'clock, commenced a rain, as warm, copious and
mild as an April shower. Ii tcontinued with slight
interruptions. until 10 o'clock last night, when the
clouds departed, and the moon and stars had fair
look at the wet side OF our planet. The snow had
nearly all disappeared before, and now the heaps Of
solid ice wlnch distracted the street crossings are
in The last stages oi decay. We were told yeser-
day that boat went up the River on Saturday as
far as Poughkecpsie, and unless cold snap visiis
us very speedily, navigation will open 10 Albany.
The Albany Argus OF Saturday says" Yesterday
the air was ike summer, Though the water CON
,inues TO rise very slowly, the ice still holds firm
Yesterday sleighs crossed 10 Greenbush."