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The eWeather-Dsvers snow Dt0rm.


The weather for the last week or two has been OF
the most IsmSrkxbis Character About ten or twslve
days sinee, the recent storm, Of which we had the
tail end yesterday commenced on the coast Of sorth
America, and jourseyed northward by way OF har'
badoes doing considerable damage in the West India
islands and in its progress to the northwaId This
storm passed up along the coast Of this country dama
gng the shipping, &C., and also passed inland in the
range of the Allegheny mountains leaving this city
a. were, in the centre of the storm. Both branches
Of 1t then travelled northward TO Canada and the
cold regions beyond it. Soon after, we find the same
storm suddenly shifting in its direction, though in.
creasing in violencs. The gale blew with the fury
Of hurricane from the northwest down Lakes Erie,
Michigan, Ontario &c, sweeping every thing before
it. AT the same time, another branch of the same
storm blows with tremendous fury from the north
east down upon the coast Of Maine, Massachusetts,
New Brunswick, &C., destroying thousands Of 'ves-
sells and hundreds Of lives. About the same period
(the night Of Sunday, the 18th inst.), violent
storm ragged here, bat not with such intensity it
did down east; we had slight fall Of snow, but
the weather cleared up so fine in a day two,
to leave no traces of it; Whereas throughout the
Northern and eastern country, snow fell to a great
depth, and in sections, il drfted in banks ten
feet high. In Massachusetts,, houses were literally
buried beneath it. Travelling was impeded two or
three days, but the snow has now been broken into
something like passable order. From our exchange
papers we have compiled the following showing the