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THANKsGivINa Day IN BosToN. Yesterday we had
OF the heaviest falls Of rain that we can call TO
memory y y commenced early in the morning and con,
all our literally rivers Of waters By an &C
curae observation, taken at rain gusgs kept on Fort
H appears that inches s6th and 10Th Of water fell
during the day The churches thinly attended and
several failure In the evening, tho weather be-
came ns and clear. cool north succeeded the
south wind and streets this morning dry and
frozen the air sharp and bracing, and filled with sun-
shine During part Of the day, the wind was very high
and squally. At East Boston, a chimney In the new
brick house Of Mr. Cunningham was blown down, and
le upon the house occupied by Mr. Child breaking the
roof in and doing consderahe damage. Brig Rival OF
PORTLAND, Captain lsley, arrived yesterday from Car
her anchors and came in contact with
scbr Ann, OF New York, from Little Rver-carry ing
away the bowsprit and both masts Of the schooner.
The brig lost her bulwarks, and stove her boats and
received other slight damage 7Ssnscpt, Frrdsy epen.
I'M