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FEcTs OF THE SNOW SToRM.-We have frdculars in every direction of the eff |ol the late storm. On the sea-board, F expected, it was extremely disastrous.

 e N' Y. Herald of Monday says: |ehaye thus far ascertained that the storm Aesday extended to Portland, at the cast 'oHolk, at the South-Cncinnati at the s-and Troy, at the north. It blew in us rom all those points, making it the lest here.

 IIne railroads running from this city are |eleafed, The southern train came in at Eual hour yesterday altrnoon, but brought RRlg from south of Washington. As the l 1eFn mall to that place had failed for N EIays eonsecutively, 1t is to be supposed

 e slofm was severely felt beyond that |ns Long Island railroad was cleared on Es nser is filled with ice all the way to olnl' and in many places beyond, so \ "o1en, that it was with much difficult N' ,ae steamboat came through \ \ heeslde, Langly, from Boston, was a II sp '''a all on board lost. The keeper ol i < V house, at Eaton's neck, l. |, writes @.'aid < on the 6tA:

 ' aay discovered the remains of il ves-

 ou' cables length to the westward reel ol this place, which must nave

 ia the severe northeast gale ol alghi of ihe 4th, and all hands on l F.'lshe.' 'Fasese | ..-.e.::..ere.! along ..he VT mules, portions of her cargo, em- 1, 'l tho lce. se.esnzisling, principally, ol

 ''*' al9 was 3 sssitioaer, anl prob-

 oi lic Boston packets.

 P'eaahle lhai tlle Sheffield will be a She wHs insured ai Liegsl's faf 1 '--al lreisa aa011 The Liuseel cargo, ab0ui 15 tons, is insured, 1'e Nge York. The captain s aae as es ii5e saiF. fae v is it- oa iAe harh.

 ,'eass Nea -isleF s,al iae a' sa'aas, sH#s, ui saasiaa. |, a aud eetw afrr al loss. except

 tir. Hssef iae etssei lrHtk. sste.