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with sonr Northeast Storm, which afforded de-
cdsd prenoni,ions Of the near approach o' 7" 'H,''
II u4ther rainea, hailed nor showed exclusively
bu, did it'll. of all three by way OF variety


stp,sy. Nov. a7,-We have lad few huTries
of snow within toe past tweniy-tou' nouts' an
thoush the sun ut this present speaking
is shining brightly, the AIR seems hiieo wiz.
and there are SNOW clouds sailing sth~ar' the sAirs
By Messengers from the West we learn 'nat .iie
snow al Utica is very deep, so much SO as 70 pave
obstructsd The railroads in the Interior consioefa


o0- Eve. Journal.


The asoects for The last three days hsve all incl
Gated IN early close OF the Canal and River naNisa
rion. There were len Canal ciearances and two sf
;raIs yesterday. but unless the temperature mode
rates, we can scarcely hope for much artnet na'''
CATION.


Troy, Nov 27.-Winier has commenced III eHin'
sst. Tn. mercury on Monday and Tuesday uiorn-
ings stood al Is deg OF fahrenheit and the Cana's
are etfsc,ually clost d. There IS also nlucn
ice in the river The ground Is hard frozen ana ih
excellent order for snow


Urea. Nov 26-WiDieT is upon US n earnest;
keen Northwester, accompanied by nurrleS s., oi
snow, has bfoug ht every ih:ns up m;sh, and
Canal was entirely frozen over Sunca! night anu
unless the weather moderates, navigation is apou'
done up ior the season.


Bosros. Nov. a7.-The first snow for the season
fell last evening, and this morning the earth was
found just csvered with mantle OF While =, II was
very cold yesterday. not even tha"ing IN tne
The rivers and the canals Will soon De seaeu
up. lo0''oH


PORTLAND, Die. Nov. Give were visited with a
snow storm last night which has covered the ground.
'''0' Argus.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-The ice on the ponus
in The vicinity of the city was strong enough ysster-
day for the Juveniles 10 skate upon. lGaze'te.


ALEXANDRIA, d. c. Nov. 25.--This morning the
thermometer at the museum, at sunrise, was as low
as twenty degrees, being ten degrees colder than at
anv orber time this season. The earth was much
frozen, and the margin of the Potomac was covered
with ice. lua|ele'


BUFFALO, Nov. "a smart gale from the North
West sprang up on Sunday evening, and prevailed
throughout all yesterday with or less violence
The water was driven upon the flats TO considera-
Bile extent. Several vessels which were bound up
were driven back, by the sudden change and force
of the wind, some CT them from as far up as Grand
River. Advertiser.