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An extensive association of counterfeters have been broken up in New London, Oneida couniy.- Sixteen have been apprehended. Among the To. are a lawyer, tavern keeper, and constable

 SmOW at the south.-On the 9th inst the ground at Mobile was covered with snow On the same day, EelI the depth of or inches in New Orleans and sIeighing and skating were put n practice. Ma. ny of the inhabitants of Louisiana never saw the fields clothed in white before. Several persons died from exposure to the cold, in the neighborhood of New. Orleans.

 Wool in Bost6n-We understand that about 45,- 900 lbs. of Americau fleece, mixed lot, from fair to prime quality, have been taken for consumption this week, at equal to l0c per b less than our Some manufacturers have had 10 discharge from their employment about 60 hands, in consequence of the high price demanded for Wool. There is n good stock of coarse, bu of fine qualities, the quantity is not Iarge Buyers of opinion that the article must decline. .---a8oston Pat.

 The Franklin House, at Troy, owned and occupied by Mir. c. s. Whitney, consumed by fire on Turs- day night. The insurance on the building $3O0O. and on the furnture 300; the atler however, was mostly saved. The building was of wood.

 MARRIED.

 In Cheshire, Mir Henry Cln,on, of Orange, to Miss Amanda Bristol.

 In South Salem, Mir. Wm. A. Hoyt of Canaan, to Miss Harriet E. Monroe.

 DIED,

 In Canaan, on Monday the Sd inst, Capt. David HUn, aged 66. st In E:as, Windsor, Mr. Levi Fish, 85.

 In Upper MiddetowO, Mr. Joseph L'F1ommedieu, aged 5.

 In West Hartland, Mrs. Sarah s. Hemps,ed, aged .ca nfa alto Dau UrIns A n

 In Torrng.on, Miss. Aurelia Palmer. aged B, daughter of Harvey Palmer, Esq.

 l" Norfolk, Op the l4,h of January, Mir. Ephraim Misrons, $IO0 to the Western Reserve College, and very liberal residuary legacy the Norfolk Ecces- astical Society, after the decease of his wife.