Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20

unw,r5s - q - 0oo T. "pad -
says: 1 III rz'-ef
.'On the evening Of the l7th, Il co~
raining, and continued unabated us!;I 1S,F
ing, which, together nth the inuen.S S<7s
snow on the banks of tie river and felds "a
contributed to swell til, stream q this nis
uncommon height. anc spread AIM az ([9ns
appfehensions in,its tmin. Thenew zJ
oently yerected in the upper bart o(kh;s vi. tsL
carried away, together with thSSasli NJ isNy#
factory Of E. Partridge. The nnnery a. HI4
Iillman is also much injured, toqether rNxEIl
large quantity of leather which was I'D M J
The extensive Touring mills Of A. S & b. 81. -.
are very much damaged, and it is fes IA NJ
will be lost. The Grist mill of =. s. CS ~
dermined ythe forco of the water, and "
cd 10 fall every minute. Wehear that hi ~
so done immense damage at Waterloo 30
lage presents a scene Of the most hea, -.,xn, II
desolation. ,f l'4T ~
Twdve o'clocs. A. /,
The lower bridge has juslbeon carrt -rk&y
ana we regret to say that thfe Of our az valu
able and esteemed citizens we're either ki,.ed
the fall or drowned. Their nmss are Joh Seart,.
Henry Summers, and Capt. Lamb Wood II (,
latter leaving an amiable wife and CHAIR = 4,
daughter to deploro his loss. ia' " 8 ~
The Boston Advertiser learns from CORR )&,yj =
dent at Northampton, ''thal .he food at that. al
is generally adnNtiod tolbave cxceedna. .hs>rN NJ
brated Jefferson tn. lsOl, though son
those who recolett that food do not udmifih
All, however, acknowledge to be second best, yntA
in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant. IN,
consequence of the rain and rapid thaw;ag osltlls'
snow on Friday and Saturday, Mill River rqs, 70
an unusual height on Saturday. Connectcut pi, 4
er sweed more gradually, and continued tbrNct
until Tuesday noon, when it affirmed its grensesf
hniu na To ,.,ra
high in Mill River as to cover the road lead Ngto,
Lickinwater street, though the bridge itseh
nained above the water. The back wats
SO high that a bout rowed from beldH q
the mill-dam, from which the water usua1b ais,
eight or ten feet.--The river presented the uppo1
ance of a vast lake two or three miles in Niitt
covering the meadows and extending tostlads W
street. boat was rowed from South street N
Cranes tavern in Hadley." iztt=SkS (
The Pittsburg Gazette of Thursday says:--.
Allegheny river is now falling, and the o5stfr- -
caused by the overflow of the tow y,ath, ar a
| break at TareEtum, is now removeds Boats are
constantly arriving and departing" S55a
| The Danville, Pa. Democrat describes tho FIRE (
ct as the highest ever known in this sectjen Of &
country The water being rs damage done. save
70 the ConaIu.y- oSon small, as people had takenl
the necessary precaution TO remove the lumbe',
cncos g.. beyond the reach Of tho river; in fact,
there has been much less driftwood, and fewer
trees have passed down tho river than is geneyal'
the case at any ordinary spring freshet. IL,
IT, -Daupille Bridge has suffered comparative
ly little injury beyond a number Of holes in tao
weather boarding, occasioned by floatingtree:, al
though the water touched the king posts Of most Of
The arches, and reached the bottom Of the brtso
on the outside piers
North Danville has been entirely cut of from
town by the backing up of the water in Maion;ag
creek. Several Of the houses and shop, wore, and
are still, completely surrounded by water, which
has filled the cellars, and even reached tho floor
of the first story, in number Of dwellings. Fer
ry boats a.e constantly employed in transporting
foot passengers from shore to shore.
Several slight breaks had taken paco on tho
North Branch Canal, and at Sunbury tlscal
was four nch higher than n Nav f5|s tbe i Iae ryI
est freshet Enown within the nres.nf
several famihcs have been compelled 10 move ont
OF their bouses. and take refuge 10 some hiober
} ground' hofut 6O feet ofthe embaukmcnt on tho
e sunbnfy Cahtf, above McCarty's Lock have been
/. swept nwayfnd the rail road bridge was despair.
ed or 3aflndnearly los, one pier. II was oxpect.
4 ed that il wfld fall down, as soon as tho water
II is rePfted that the Aqueduct over Mahanou.
go creek o1ihe Pennsylvania Canaltas been cnr
red off, I'D lock somewhere nesi So 49, 10 .,s,,
:. IS also sa1 to have been wo~ded away.
! The tfer was faIinp'h THURSDAY.
c Fri the ss.'Ious Republican Of SATURDAY. H
9 9 Inft Particulars Of the Masamdine Pa,.
u ty-H the gentlemanly clerk Of tho steamss
g Westh MIR. J. S. PIN, have received "a ort;eu.
I, lars Of te robbery and dwanton murder of s. -
u ia Fe kder named ANTONIO JOSE DAvi CaAsyn
of NeJ Mexico. -
1t atars that eighteen meu. lad BY q .maa
q amcficDanel, from independsnce, about the
:. lst n ?ril, with the intention Of joining Co,.
e Chap Warfeld of Texas, who swas oncnmpsd
i in clpany with forty five men upon the Arkau-
o sasfeilng to intercept the Mexican company
'r lfwere to leave Santa Fe for Independents J
alf the lst Of April. On thoir route. ando4