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This steamer has now been sixteen says out, and
httle anxiety Is beginning to be fell Tor her in
consequences OF the bad weather we have recently
experienced. We take the following relative 10
her from the Boston Transcript OF Saturday after
noon;


THE ACADIA, the mail steamer OF the 4h now Is day
days out. Is nourly expected Her int.ng will be
fifteen later She doubt experienced sever,
weather. winch has causei the delay Sae VIII probab,
be la before next publication. Should she arry.
this evening tomorrow, her mails III BE-
to New York BY government express the Long .l
and Railroad


The same paper mentions the storm which was
felt here on Friday. That may have touched tn,
steamer.


We had copious fall Of rain last night, which con.
tinued to come down uil past this morning, when
ceasei From ~ TO this morning the wnd very
strong from the southwest, whicn st mes was almost
hur icsne A few chimney tips were blown off, and III,
awnings left shreds and patches. II
direction to do much dam g. TO shil Ping IN tn
barber. although some undoubtedly has been done.


The same "blow' is thus noticed in the Albany
Advertiser Of Saturday morning


We had southwest storm OF rain and wind last night
II com menced raining about last evening" and
20 fail heavily until near morning The weather
which yesterday cold and lowering 10 this morning
as warm la midsummer