Weather, &C.,
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Weather, &C.,
We NAV now be considered as ENJOYING a fair spec
men Of winter The weather last night very cold,
and ice made in the river very fast There no improve
ment to-day, and think there will be boat from
New York to-morrow.-.4lbany Atlas Dec. D..


The snow which fell yesterday was all we wanted to
make excel ent sleighing in the city The weather il
lively.-B. Dee. s.


The Hudson river is closed down to Hudson city
where the people crossed on the ice Thursdays
T6s Utica Is the last steamer down the rysr sbs left on
Wednesday evening aud reached N. Y. T thursday.
Letters from Troy state that nearly all the produce
the wharf still loaded It asserted that there Is in the
city ofNew York. and afoat nal million of barrels of
-four


The train of cars from Springfield to Hartford, on
Thursday mig had for passengers from Albany bound
for New York.


Snow fell in this place wednesday night to the
depth Or tour inches the first this season. but 1t
has almost entirely disappeared in consequence Of the
rain yesterday.-NeW B. dford Mercury Dec 6.


The susquehanna River was covered between Havre
de Grace and Port Deposite, Wednesday night, with
a thin sheet of ice.


The seiyhng in this vicinity just now is first rate
and it is being improved.-Lo0ei Courier, Dec. 6.


Snow has been falling intervals Thursday
evening. in this vicinity. Last evening it fell to the
depth Of Ave six inches, and having good founda.
tion, the seighng was tolerable this morning and the
upon us without premonitory warning and the severe
cold admonhes us to inquire after the poor of city
Columbus, Ohio, LIST inst





depth Of about three inches passenger the Boeas
which came down last evening says that il have
fallen to the depth of seven eight inches at Keokuk
81 Louis, 27h ut


As we go to press late this wednesday, evening the
ground ia covered with four inches and continues
falling Monmouth Inquirer.


The snow storm OF Wednes day extended far South
Richmond


IT blew, 1t snew the and then it friz" This say
ing illustrates exactly the character of the weather
have had for the past three days Yesterday it
was as clear as bell and as cold Greenland A e
more such days, and only the navigation of the
rivers above this point would be closed but also the
poor lean shallow harbor of St. Louisyes
as tight as drum heads Louis Repeike, Nop. 29.
Large quantities Of ice running the Allegheny
The pieces are large and heavy, that may soon
expect the closing Of that river should the weather
tinue as at present.-Pitts6urgh Jour. Dec 3.


At last favored with O small supply of rain
sufficient for the purposes of navigation through the
canal, and all Is once more as wished il to be- We
hope for further and the thick and darkened
atmosphere gives good promise Of itNorfolk Herald
Dec. g.
During Sunday and Sunday night, we had fall Of
about ten inches of snow, afording fine sleghing As
the ground Is dry and hard frozen tho quite
cold there is fair prospect Of its continuance
burgh Gos. Dec. ..


Yesterday severely cold, and in the afternoon we
had TALL OF seet and rain to add to its
Charleston Patriot, Dec. L.


RAM heavy rain. since last night, destroying our win
ter roads 1t still continuesQMeb,e Mercury, Nop 81.