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This winter will doubtless be long remembered by the printers in Alabama, account of the great snow great floods, the extreme cold, and the great solar eclipse, which is to happen Saturday next. No business in this country is retarded by eez- ing weather than that of printing office. It sell dom happens in South Alabama, that we have a long spell ofsevere cold weather, that we feel but little concern to the arrangements of printing of. ice, provided it be only large enough. Hence the heat of summer has been heretofore much more dreaded than short and comparatively mild win ters. From the middle of last June to the first of November, we had extraordinary dry and hot wea- ther. The cold set in about the 20th of December since which time it has been much steadier than any former winter, with much more rain The open and exposed situation ofour office has been serious inconvenience to us during this time and will delay for week or two longer than we expected, the publication ofthe Laws and Journals,