To give some idea of the sort of weather we are experiencing, I may state that yes terday the morning was fine, followed by high winds during the day, finishing up at dusk with a snow storm ; then a frost dur ing the night; to-day it was blowing a gale, and it was piercingly cold ; and this even ing it was_ raining heavily. At present—9 p.m.—it is blowing fresh, with every ap pearance of increasing during the night. That is a fair sample of the weather wo have had for the past three or four weeks, and it must be admitted that it is far from favorable spring weather. September 12th, 1881.
BENDIGO.
