New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
1,,- In,e rrr.her In Ohio-Farther and Later
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TIL. Daily D.vton;sn Of the Oh INST hiss add /
,cusl accounts Of the late food, from Which We get
the following items:
From our Extra Of Saturday evening the reader
h MFR III hs delu 70 was cccssioned from the rise
al re Mad river This was rot the case. The waters
OF the Miami oyeriowed the Lsvee shove the ei'y snd
washed AWAY about o yards Of H. from tne country
around as the Information IS very limited Inc alur
duct aeross the Miami north OF Us. hiss been sNtp,
away Lizzie FORK has been pretty hrofouehy swept
awsy and sll the bridges along upcu the eth Nser IS
also the bridges upOn the roed at W. Aexandfis ara
E.toR viamisbsrch hsd rot suffered much damage
though il was submerged Much s.cok. such A. snecp
swine. &c. had been drowned. Nearly al the e~n IN
the held ether cut or uncut had been SWEEP away
MiGdleiovu hiss not suffered nuch- Mary opposite
NiddleoSn. in small nut persons were heard 10 bal
loo on Fridsy or saturday evening. Inc morning FOL
lowin. he house nearly covered With vs'sr Z IS
feared that some lives lost Between THIS place
and Msnisburg the public works have not sustained ss
much injury - wss AZ nrsi supposed Below Misms
bur.h the csnal has suffered consideiao dt1sge-
Franklin hiss sustained considefHole loss IL = feared
that those works a. Buck Greek this sifc OF spring
held have suffered very materially The southern part
VI the city has suffered considerable damage inc
bridges 90 lsi 9TH and Jefferson streets. have been
swept away. Two packing houses have suffered very
severely by the water rushing IN and deusing ARE
quantities Of unpscked snd unsslied pork. The damage
10 and loss OF property IN this city are vsrous esums
ted from SlOooO to sl0UOeo. We hear OF the loss
OF only one life but the statements made by sev
eral persons have 70 sppreheId that several
persons have persisted We learn that the waters rose
two feet higher this city than they did 81 the memo
rabe deluge OF l,j2.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 6th hes the follow
ing accounts OF toe hood in the interior.
FROM CoLUEBus-The loss sustained by Mr.
Isaac Bryant whose pork carried away in the des
truciion OF Col McEysns pork house, Is now said TO
Be from 5000 to $1,000. The pork house OF Messrs.
Buttles & Comstock was awept away on Sunday.
and those OF Mr. n Mitchell and Mr. Jackson were sur
rounded BY water No stock lost in either From
one the large the side Of the Scic'o
between two and three miles below Columbus 80 mead
OF sheep swept Of The destruction OF fencing ss
far as heard OF - Columbus was beyond computation
The loss OF corn in the Scioto valley Is estimated al
over million bushels. The Railroad from the Peniten'
tiary the stone quarry was greatly nlured-the Ma
tonal Road on either side OF Fran Snton much damaged
and from all directions. accounts were reaching 90
lumbus OF the destruction OF fences and bridges Inc
dam that supplies the Columbus feeder OF the OHIO Ca
nal was much danger but great eNertons were being
made to save the sbutment, and on Monday eve
ming il was still nrm.
WHrEwArER CASAL.-Accounts received from
various points the canal represent that the damage,
though disastrous ia not rrepsrahle Active eNerions
are making along the line in lnds rs to raise means TO
make the repairs. Laborers are now abundant and can
be had AZ low wages Mr. Parker President OF the Cor
poratou has gone Indianapolis, 10 solicit the aid OF
the Legislature The loss viii tell heavy on the pork
packers a, Cambridge, Rockville Lsurel and Corners
VILE all the pork in that quarter VIII have 10 be wss
oned 10 market The damage on the Ohio branch OF
the canal is also large. The embsnkmen, near hsrr
son which is about 70 fee; high as totally washed away
for one third of mile This will have 10 be rebuilt and
walled M Tho feeder dam across the Whitewater
River great jeopardy At the last accounts aud II
thought it could not stand. should give way the
canal cannot be put in use IN less ihan egh' months IS
il can be rebuilt only in weather and when the
water IL low. The cmbaukmcut has also given way IN
many places and Il is thought that twenty i've 10 thirty
thousand dollars will be required 10 Put the canal IN nav
gable order this side the Indiana line.
L,rER-A friend who has Just passed through
Delaware Randolph and Wayne counties, Indiana re
ports that White river and Whitewater river were high
r than they have been known 10 be by IRON eighteen
inches 10 two feet The amount OF corn bay hogs. &C
that has been lost ia immense. The whole country WAS
inundated Nearly all the bridges gone and me roads
in every direction partially submerged. The Whitewa
ter canal Is said TO be very seriously damaged om am
bridge 10 Laurel Brghtwes dam at Richmond IS gone
This was A work erected Al very heavy expense. Az
Darrtown in Butler Co. the people were searching Tor
the body OF negro. who was drowned WIN ms team
OF three horses On Saturday the pork house OF Mr.
sanford Lakey at Cambridge, while partially Inundated
WIS destroyed by IRE II contained large quantity OF
meat. said to belong to Cincinnati establishment \
/ canal boat loaded with wheat belonging TO Cincinnati
miller was also burnt Al Hamilton they were moments
ry expecting the Miami bridge to fall d.uler north
of Hamilton ost between 100 and 500 hogs by his pens
being washed away.
SrnL LArER.-At Harrison both abutments OF
the dam were gone, and also both eusrdlocks on the
Whitewater Canal sud the Cincinnati branch The dam
was hourly expected TO 60. Fourteen miles above ar
rison the guard locks Of the Whitewater Canal were
away The repairing of the damage done at these two
point. 1t said will require about three months time
Not much other injury was done below brookYine-
The FREsHEr-LArER AND BETTER--GOv.
BEBs arrived in town this morning from the West and
we are truly grathed learn from him that the dam
age sustained by the public works from the late Hood
probably greatly less than had been supposed The wa
ers were subsding when he LETT and as they receded
disclosed the tact that ia many places but partial injury
was sustained where total ruin had been apprehended
/ The Hamilton and Rossvic Hydraulic Works, reported
.,a4k .tt. Irv
uncomfortable damage. Aud 50 far as he could learn
the Miami Canal south OF Dayton, was not so materially
impaired as We have been led to suppose. ,..
Cleveland (Ohio) state Jour 9th
DAMAGE BY IRE FREsBET N THE NoRTHERs
PART or Ofuo.-The Cleveland Herald OF the I'd inst
gives some OF the damage in the northern part
# the State
The continuous rains raised old Cuyahogs's waters
above what has been known since 1892 The East hall
, OF the draw bridge between US and ONO City, gave
way and took voyage the Lake without her papers
Canal boat cleared at the same time but very prudent
lv came ashore abreast the town Scrsntons Hats and
the valley the river tor miles above are covered the
fences gone hay stacks hesitang whether 10 start and
barns stables and hay lofts surrounded with water
some families the edge Of the river on the flats were
driven out The shipping in port was IN considerable
danger from the drift wood and parts of the bridge
Since writing the above the other half OF the bridge
has gone down, and the upper bridge abutment and
some of the piers appear 10 be giving way II IL said
the foundation OF the draw bridge insufficient and
the works appeared 20 nave been undermined we are
informed that the bridges in the upper part OF the coun
~ are carried away and that the Canal has probably re-
ceiyed some damage.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer of the ID inst. states
that the four hrst bridges from the mouth Of Rocky
River were carried of by the late food The Olmstcc
bridge alone remains The bridges the Columbus
turnpike must be gone else the high water on Ow
Creek and other southern prevent the passsg,
OF teams as no Columbus mail has been received sine,
Saturday.
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