COLD INTERPRETATION
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WASHINGTON. Jan. lo.

 Since our last publication, the whole country has been buried under a Fall of Snow, the heaviest remembered here for more than twenty years past, accompanied by severe cold, and driven by violent wind, which has caused es- tcnsive drifts of snow, deep, fnot dangerously which the roads have been rendered tcmpoTai. ly impossible. There are two Southern and two Western mails yet due, and from the North we have had no mail beyond the ely of 'alti- more for three days. The snow, hcreaboutt fell about eighteen inches on level: some Of the drifts are six feet deep, and even deeper.

 F.Aat. InL

 Extract of a letter from Philadelphia, datea Jan. IT, 1851: .. 5. Telegraph.

 sBpsness is almost entirely suspended onae count of the snow storm, which eommeneedsn Friday evening; the wind blowing turiously. 1t continued with scarcely any intermssion vatls Sunday at noon. In some places 1t has drlfted from I0to Is feet deep. Nearly all the streets are blocked up with snow, and, in some instau, ces, whole squares are filled up 10 the height ol one story. On the north side of Market-streeF, since the snow has been shovelled oil the 1oos pavement, ii is filed up nearly level with the caves of the market-house, and the tops of 'i'e awning posts; in short, nearly all the streets are impossible

 BAnTrMoR1, Jan. ] ?. F The snow storm commenced yesterday, aOoul noon, and has continued rot only without iil'ei1 mission, but with gradually increasing violence to the same houi. to-day, when our paper 9ep' to press. It may be aptly characterised as's storm, not only on account of the great deP'hV' the snow, which is already far beyond vla'p common in this latitude, but of wlntry plss, cold and piercing in an unusual degree W'n'' has accompanied il throughout. and greatly .r ss gravated it's unpleasant ,by eausa's a drift, which renders the streetsin some Pis'e- almost impossible to pedestrians. og.-

 New Y oRk, Jan f- A northeast snow storm commences ne.s about half past II cn Friday night, ana ees ep, tinues to this hour. The wiEd has DOW 'a"ss ss more to the northward, and there ;'fs 5s''''. slight indication of cessation of the slo'p. z. During most of the time the wind has poNni .asi gale from nearya notheast direction, ana rs lIsa. of the great quantity of snow which 'as s, .re has been thrown into drifts, some of ti'ese ..ble or feet high in our streets, and t F p,4ppseed the roads in the country are somuch oosa lime to come. [.Nere. .gdrers'sef'