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The ECLIPSE LAST NreHT.-The cold Of last
night was intense, as TO keep the different streets
OF the city comparatively deserted, at the hour
fixed for the eclipse to come of. The moon was
cbscured by the new visitors up to about nine
o'clock, when the gloomy appearance of the hea-
vens was gradually succeeded by bright moon
light, and the intense cold moderated good deal
M to IL o'clock