Weather, &c.
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weather, DC.


slight fall of snow here to-day with indications Of
come, before morning Appearances induce the
conclusion that the fine weather have been favored
with is and that winter will soon assert his IN
good earnest. The farmers of our valley have been
avang themselves of the present advantageous prices
for flour far they could get wheat ground but for
street from this section would have been eater by 100
per cent. few days of cold weather, IN the present
low state oil streams would stop many OF the mills
altogether Shenandoah Co., Pa, 29th uh


The Connecticut filed with floating ice. yester
day and unless should have warm rain, navigation
may be considered for the season The steam
boat New York left here Monday for the last time,
and yesterday morning one OF the New YORK line pro-
peors went down. The only vessels in port are tie
and the schooner Ell en-, Of New York and sloop
Henry Gibbs of Fall River-Harford Courant Dec 8.
At Louisville last Monday the thermometer down
to % deg 1t Cleveland Tuesday it stood at 26 deg
In this city, Thursday night It fell to 10 deg; and
thin ice iroze across the canal There was rumor in
town in the afternoon of yesterday that several
were caught the ice at Reading Locks, and the canal
above, and detained Cincinnati Enquirer, Nsu 30


The Southern mail arrived at lew minutes before
o'clock this morning but brings nothing sorh of Rich
rnond, Va There are now two mails due from the
Southern cities. a slip from Wheeling soys the snow
very deep on the mountains, and still descending
Passengers from the West report the snow to be two
feet and half deep tho mountains. and it was stl
falling at last accounts The bells at six o'clock, have
just sounded the alarm Of hro-Phitad. Eng Dec 4


The weather cold yesterday and last night that
the steamers at the landing we're compelled to Keep
all night and work their engines to prevent them





all in active operation The waters Of Beargrass
bear ample testimony OF that Losrits Journal,
Nop 2s.


The storm which covered the country about us
last night turned to rain this morning, and bad slks
and muddy streets are tho conss qurnce. The In
the vicinity Of Cumberland, Mary land Monday was
eighteen inches deep. In some parts OF Massachusetts
six inches - Boston Jjdcwfiser, Dec. 4


We had yesterday what people ofteu term an /" old
fashioned suow storm" II commenced at two O'CLOCK
and continued when paper went TO press II pro.
ised to be the heavicsl TALL OF have had for
long time. RI hmond Times, Dec.


The MAus-The recent snow storm appears, to
have been much more severe TO the west and south
OF us than here We received no southern mail last
night from beyond Raleigh, g which leaves two
mails due from the south Of that place


The snow storm was very severe along the line of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to almost put n stop
to the passage Of the cars.


The Richmond Wing says II commenced showing
Wednesday at hnf past o'clock and il showed mer.
rily through the evening There every promise OF
deep fall The obervers OF the have had
to note this Year, their wonde riuI evsctness


The spring Was spring. the summer summer the
Nutumn wos suumn aud ee have little doubt the m.
ter IL going 10 be winter II has at least made good
start.--Bai,mors Patriot Dec


About two hundred and fifty persons have con-
nected themselves with the different churches In Mont
gomery, Alabama 40 the result Of the revival OF the
past summer,