The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-03
Further Particulars or the Frsshsts,
From the Bangor Wing. March sol


During the afternoon Of yesterday there we're many
efforts to secure lumber end other proper
exposed TIE anxiety Of the people We: srsas and
thronged with both and all agss There wa no re-
gular sci vice during the day in sny OF the churches
whole mass moved off with majesty and power be.
yond all description The noble Psnobscot Bridge ent
building n which office was situated, passed over
the Kenduskesg Bridge just dslcafey curtesy ing II
du:keag stream three bridges and some eish. Or tan
buildings. besides the large market house The roar Of
tho river a. i hurried its huge burden along. terri
nc and its display OF strength caused shrink unto
comparative nothingness. The food has psssed. and
the greet jam has worked a fierce and everlasting way
to the great ocean, bearing destruction in s eli
along upon the shore Of the river Our city this
ing presents sad and gloomy spectacle The marks Of
obstiucied with lumber, DRIFT stuff. and with huge
blocks of ice, some Of them twenty-five feet high
hsSs mot he ability 1sy to describe the Changed a.
Us remind. US With great Of sres. and
change The materials Of printing
scattered In several places and in the % We
are writing crew Of men are sngsgsd in saving from
write The desk e snoshsr All these indications Of
and expereoce even more and ssddsr changes
n their sairs The damage in Brewer three miles up
longing to Rowe Eaton, dam and bridge Three
houses and two barns have noated on from the VI
cinity At Eddngton Bend. ono store two blscksniths
ehops; one large stable school houss and
nery destroy cd The report from up the stream
that several mills m danger and that about scrss
in the market underneath rs, moving their Of.
fects, and with neighbors overhead The tenants
preparations to move at short notice The two upper
bridges Cruising the stream are in danger.
[From the Bangor Mercury, March sol
bot
mine However cannot be doubled that the total Of
dam iuds0 tha he
lion Of lars The portion o. loss falling our cid.
will he msnfally borne and overcome. They are
not dsheartened but ms cheerful larks this morning.
Notwithstanding tho sickening before them. The
buoysncy Of Bsngoreans. under misfortune a,not be
cannot help inding the acclaim" Three cheers for
Bangor and her iDdomitsble and entsrprsng chzens-
From the Portland Advertiser, April ~
West Bend stage who came in sst night for particulars
OF the ireshet which occurred on the Androscoggn
FRIDAY nsS and snS yrS Fast
part Of the Little River bridge. had been swept away
The ice ahmed just below Livermore, and food Of
that village stuaiedsw eeprs large number Of hous
and s,ores-our informant says twenty seven from
srouods 30 sudden was The cyeinow that people had
barely time 10 with their lives. No other IA
The stage crosssd the Androscorg gin In Terry boat
The water he'd fallen ideraby add was st dsoress
Ing. No ice had Dome fro N above Lewiston Fsls-
The damage done BY the late frsshst the Railroad
Of the Delaware and hudson Canal Company vas soon
repaired, and operation. sDcsd on the 10th inst
The damage done the canal along the banks Of the Dsl
ware 10 Of serious character, ounsing, 90 We
been informed, TO ten twelve Thousand dollars
Navigation will open the canal about the 25th Of
ApnI--.dibany Argus
Decisions IN CHANcEny-By Amasa J. Parker,
Vice Chancellor OF the Third Circuit Court -
Frederick Bernard Charles Harms and Others Ira
Harms for compt J EDWARDS for defrs Bill dismissed
with costs a. 10 ell the defendants except 0osman.
Farnsw orih and Co and without costs TO hem Ell
Hatch ct al va Betoni Sherman 3 DIN and NJ T.
Rrypolds for compss II. II geboom Tor deft-Decided
that the two promissory notes question we're o' tain
ed BY maud Decree that the be delivered ~ and
cancelled and that the defendant pay the costs Of suit
The Deposition cf A , Brown suppressed With $40
Isaac Bum and others &C ,mpaipsnts IN person; W.
White. and NJ 7. Rcynol s for dehs, Corning sno
Homer. Bill dismissed with costs as 70 Corning ana
Homer and reference ordered 10 appoint receiver %
the assigned property 10 the hards OF we DINER de-
Pendants Lewis H,y wood vs. John Coilins and 9TH
ers "A H eeboom for compii Miller for defts. Do
cretal order declaring principles upon whchy accounts
The oocsticn OF costs further directions received nm
III the coming Of the report "A bany dgus. March 81
Nova scorn.--The session OF the Nova Scotia
Legislative Assembly closed on the 20b ultimo.
witb an address from the Governor. II Offers nothing Of
general interest but what is containe In the following
extract, readiness with which you Asst adopted
the liberal grants you have considerably placed az
my disposal with that object. and fhs dispos you
avdaby and nnsnim4 usly manifestation su'eht
such grants should circumstances make IL neces y &C.
msDd those cordial acknowledgment wn'cn - her
Msjestyis name have the pleasure 10 rendef.