New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

GREAT DAMAGE TO TIE CANAL-RuNoRED
Loss OF FE-From the entire regions South OF us
hear complaints OF damage to the Canal TO bridges
dams barn stocks &C. by the storm OF tuesday last On
the level between Mount Morris and Dansviie there is
large break and another about Two miles North OF Dams
Vile which has carried away the entire embankmeni
and iimbcrs for three rods, and to con
siderable depih. Tho Cant" IS also very badly injured
several other places.
Jus; at the present time this damage the canals
and the consequent interruption OF navigation must
work great injury 10 forwarders and produce dealers
No labor or expense should be spared to put them in
order Immediately The breaks on the Gencscc Valley
Canal will probably require two weeks, even with
hundred hands 10 repair them
The llats in the region OF Mount Morris are entirely
flooded On farm between that place and Dansyile,
30 sheep We're drowned. and other damage done
The bridges and milldams upon The Canasarsg Creek
most OF them carried away and the grst aud saw
mills consequently stopped.
There is rumor also that in Sprngwater woman
aud child were drowned by the sudden flowing OF the
water into the dwelling.
We hear also OF another family in the same region
who being assisted 20 move by neiehbor 10 escape
the and the water with such rapidly that
the ncichbor himself was obliged to SWIM 70 his own
dwelling 10 rescue his family Koch Daily Adv -
~ THE GALE, on Tuesday, probably proved
destructive exposed vessels By the Boston which Is
now port. learn thst the steamers Troy aud Cere
laBi had pretty rough time of il IN attempting 10 enter
Cleveland The latter struck the West pier huJ finally
got OF and stood for Fairport After pursuing her
course awhile leak discovered and she put back,
and arrived III safety anna the pl
who were watching her movement during the storm.
The leak stopped and the principal part OF the car
20 discharged there after which the boat els1rey
made her WAY 10 this port and VIII on the railway
for repairs. The Troyis also here Our informant also
says that there opsa schooner ashore al Ashtahua,
and another vessel beached ii Erie but he unable
to ascertain their Other disasters may be looked
for when the far end ofthe lake Is heard from
Buffalo Com. Adv. Oct IL.
Welearn that the gale extended far East Bangor
and that il was violent and destructive the Peuobsco
Tar HoNoRrD DEAD.-The ienrs of the Ai.dHg
4tas that the Captain Morris whose name Is on the.
list of killed Monterey Capt Lewis \ Morris OF
the city OF Albany have been confirmed The Union
gives the 10 lowing information We nave inquired al
the Adiuant Generals Otfce and there cannot be "a
doubt about it, being Captain Lewis y Morris citizen
OF Albany. The Army Register states him 10 De from
New-York appointed from the Military Academy a.
second Lieutenant artillery the Is, July, -;1 and
made Captain the Sd regiment OF infantry on the ilst
October 1888. he gallant officer. whose memory
will be cmbslrned in the gratitude OF his country
MURpER-At 81. Clair Ala few days since. a
constable named Justice while in the execution Of MS
official duties shot through ;he body with r1''
bail BY William Oliver. Justice expired instantly
and Oliver escaped