Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-12

g. ths ,hta.ets T. sffid dto~ mag ard Of SWIMMING
hsfs~s to get famti,ss oG NJ y family csfr'c
Effea he byrse N thsi ~sv onc hmts "A rrsusr,ie
A a. 10 hee fofa hrif ohsntet mo irec. A. lfsh
~ fasig had ihst thantv sp~p susr sod only sscapse
# ~ rsiniHg fsr 81 isod, witch they FILLED itees
e snd eiiahiue nt' theif trsaehss Pss-ee The night
H II. latest letter ssys IAN the ianuere' IN L'r'"e
81 ADD HNnts'. iess injured lshntrc o.
suor. 81 spa,'ed C TfaUt loss % csi,matsa a. hFh
90 sie naa, ard snedbufgs - s2i0'0 NJ lisnA
So fn'N eaa 70 c"ifey g'o' Nou"s indeed ba' 80
81 ssPs5 thw wss any where Boo he region 81 s'resms
$40 Anaihrf le,Isf. 81 TIE 2-,h states that the Csrti
zoe Canaahse rail road suffered great ios ~ hrders,
goo. aakusa's ant roads Al have sHN.fta Nt'b We .
sGeeyiion II she nit srnr bulge 81 Mads.nrc fret
sa road bridge bclov Wmuirsc, Mils, and The great
81 rasa btags a. Cs'skil there Is brass let on
shv Ch'stn etcck from Preston Hollow, d'Wn~otd.
Ill large t'tdrr 10 G. hs j. raf-. though The water
IA zee qe,is uptn d CT fnut hct"rY mrch injured
M see ttrd 81 cast.eI swsv. eih shout BOD sides Of
l",hrt-hssa u and sfi'i mIiI and dam r"ne-los'a'f
= se~srai ds~i and tsnacrtst swept away The od
o.. hspg t~tt-s our cor-csr,ndruu probably new
&stssN The streams 80 hch ~ two td' lie estimates
#ef che damage "a Gfcrnr cnooy $500 900 at lees'
a. k.aessa S'ue,,ns. Ed&griis Eosdoui, &t. The
u sef Il. puthcsn says - Thr teftticiien ct property
All 30 lhis county incslcuahr fences hrdf@s. stoi-
~ houses and cord wood ihr docks have 90 gone down
stream The Kingston brdg-s substantial fabric which
81 built n -IV a. cost oi about $1,000 carried
II ~ ano i'oa"o IN 'ffE" N'E"~Hs some distance '''m
q The saugerl,es bfd % learn also carried oil
snd the factories below much damaged. Eddyyilie on
# Sunday was The sadd'st picture o dcs"s''n ~ ever
M wiiaessed The mobile covered bridge had been itrd
& from IT'S foundation by the rushing force of The waters
M and the accumulation of large pof1n OF The dam
81 was broken down, the locks along the creek
' seer the village Iunuds;ed and thousands Of loads
an - ice law 10 the dselInas and before the doors
# inhsbtsois There Is secretly individual ~ the
IA plAce who Is not iuosor 10 some eSient All the yes
ia sells the creek, Of them loaded, torn from
III Their astrnings several Of hcn sunk AID The rest Of
% them earned out to the middle Of the rver where they
Isl now lay m shattered condition embedded IN tee. We
M counted % IN that situation some with their counters
@ aud m and an more less injured ii is
WI supposed that some Of mem wall sink with the breaking
III up the ice "a the river We lrntn also that the light
~ house a, Roudout destroyed The Keeper and his
NtT 10 Tr q a
- vious
-, Accounts from the southern md Weston towns
I'll swell the catalogue Oh disasters scarcely bridge Is
3t lett standing
III The Kingston Sentinel adds the following We un.
M derstand that the Rondout creek the following hddg
eshaye been Jrsroyed The Cos-pg hrdge, between
III K,serd''o and the High Falls the bridge IN Eochcs
# ter near JolEim Schoonmakers the bridge near Cor
M nruus / Deckefs the bridge NJ Port B~uJimin and
# the bridge near lSsons But the Hosendale bridge,
G& lately constructed, Is safe.
8 An the bridges on the Good Beer k in the town Of
y# Wawatsing destroyed This has been par,ic
M ustly unfortunate in respect bridges having lost all
># bu, the Napou2o h bridges
# Ga the Esopus eek, the Saugcriirs, Glasco kings
s# ton and Marhetown bridges are all destroyed The
ia sausetes bridge erected by Mr. Barclay, ond the
M Giaseo bridge chiefly by the Rev. Mr. Ovcrbagh and
W the loss Will Therefore bee mostly incurred toy these gen
M ,ernen. The Kingston bridge built in Isis at m
expense of nearly $4,000, aud has resisted, unframed
# force Of every rrshc bu, the recent which has
III occurred s,uce that tune
The violence of the flood IN the Esopus creek was
81 "qnalo that on the Rondou though perhaps the dam
age not as great. sun. the injury which II did Ia
mills, and particularly to the and lead works a,
a sausefes az well as 10 the craft in that quarter i'm
mrnss.
al We learn ,h,, on the shawnuguuk Kin SIX bridges
@ were destroyed but We have heard Of any damage
*& done on the Waikiki,
M On the whole, perhaps the injury sustained IN th'
M county, al consequence Of the irrshc v exceed $40
M 90 The damage done 10 bridges alone cannot. ial
## short az forty thousand.
3& Al Pennington, Ct the river twcntv.ivn feet
M The dam which supple ',c canal feeder IS about hal
. gone small breach is made n the canal at Farming
"A IN tho. t4.,N
M shove Pennington 50 far as hoard Of, are gone. Th
sA stream which iniersccis hf western mai route wal
WI rendered impossible ~ the food, from New llatior'
W 10 it's mouth, except n, Hc canal aqr"duct. at wici
ASA plsrc the mali from Albany was taken across.
& Al Mannyunk, Ia, says ia" Pa lad. Shirt Of thu
S Tones there has been graf destruction o' property
the particulars of which limits viii not permit as L
ksP detail Several houses have been washed away an
regret to state several lives were lost In one
M that OF Garner Of this paper, who resides on lh
W scbu ylki the water suddenly. th1iit eit
,he greatest dificuy that he escaped with his family
lis mother he took in his arms and wadcd with
" withstand dcep m water To- place uf safety.
m Two horses were noticed on Sunday after the storm
miles around TO the depth of several feet, nst nze
M IA the ice though sill alive II supposed that larg
numser OF cattle have been drowned, or killed by til
F*&EF driving ice
z Oa Saturday the wes'ovn sticc with ? p-a.errci
and The driver were swept of Hollands bridge nsa
Beatty NILS The people were ioriouliely aff
m aostug miles down the creek. be s,agc and horse
7 were los, The mil also suffered severely.
' All ,ie bridges upon the rlii road between Phadr
At MuFustnwu, Pa tsays the Phisd Nat. G1z y
sS NJ Greedy cotton factory ycry much injured
1Ht loss SAID 10 be SluNn Two others belonging 60 :.
lsmison were tedy iuiured quantity Of uma,
belonging % Nj Moore was swept OF The gates
the guard locks OF the canal gone, with q can
boats loaded tth coal for New YORK aud several b
zloDguE 10 this city. The bridge at Norr'sown i,npa
sah.e the rolling aud nail factory at Nchp'as = O.
ssss greatly iujated spd lumber belonging 60 K4nt
81 q 60. cattisd OF Mr. Rel : counting house cafror
houte, and al The contents a. his lumber yard cou
The bfdse n.ilvs above Sorfistown entirely lrlnl
sshed.
A. Phrnty.l'e, Pa three ue0 were dtov nod 'v m
end 81 housr giving Brd drInrnH HwHy with th~
iton- NJ uion attempted O. save his iiir ty c'n.
ing 60 tree, bat after remaining there s-Erfal heu
D. became erhansi'd and prT.a-a. irHisir 300 e.
part OF The house len standing, was hauled on shre
ropr Mues other .r.afy wss done m hc same nri 4
trthoed
~ rosehotsn, Ia 'iae ssne rsper sJas. The Dec
fouse on the canal - entirely gone. viih stable ct
n marble mi damn r~t, and t..a c7usl boats lost B.
5iouc,ng "a Hnebn.r a Freddy. Jas Wood iaIiiue m
<smsgrd asd = dwelling houses and store heIaagln
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