New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

FREsHETs IN MAINE.-Freshets have prevailed
on all or nearly al the rivers and streams IA Name
Besides the damage reported ON the kennsbec and
also at Belfast, weyhave the following: La Sears
mont tue bridge al CObbs mills was much injured,
as was the bridge and mills at the north part OF the
town At Lncolnvile the storm caused the great.
eat rise of water on Duck Trap Stream aud It's tri-
butaries that has been known for thirty years The
beautiful and extensive dam, owned by Messrs,
Davis n Howe, was entirely destroyed Ga this
dam was O saw.ml, staye and shngle machines,
new grist mill, and two double carding- m achlnes,
ali now useless. Loss about $1,000. Saw mill aud
dam owned by Mr.. Noah Gould, was injured about
$1,000
THE BRTAK.-Two thousand men and two hun
dred and fifty teams were employed yesterday in
repairing the break at Bushnells Basin The
work progresses with all practicable rapiity under
the efficient direction OF the officers having II ia
charge nevertheless 1t is not yet within power
to say, with precision, when IL viii be completed
We see no reason, however, 70 change the opinion
at first expressed by US, that perioi of ten days
nom the commencement will be required and If
this be 30, boats may be able TO pass about the
close OF the present week. The quantity Of earth
10 be remOvedls enormous, and the natare Of the
soil is uniavorable TO the formation of stable
channel We learn that the new prism viii be Sc
cured by sheet plling. Rochester Amer. Adj.
GIVING WAY OF A DAM-At South Natick, YES.
sotuhl hiAt1 UT seventy lttl W inc OF the IA
per Mill OF Messrs. a. s. x w. Curtis, suddsn
gave way, carrying with it a wooden bridge built
across the river The operatives in the MIL were
first aware OF the accident by the sudden sacken-
ing Of the machinery and by finding the water 70
q depth ofa foot or more upon the lower floor Of
Ine Mill The accident was probably caused by
sAe unusual pressure OF water upon the dam for
-NerNi weeks past Bost Trav. Tuesday.
" A Mr.. Stanton, who Publishes a ne xspaper
away up at st. Paul, Minnesota Territory. talks
OF moving ms press 10 Nebraska a thousand n,iia |.
above the faiis oil ST, Anthony Another printer
has struggled into the former lace and he i. srri5
be shall be crsmped IN his operations Ii comoeti.
ton follows him TO Nebraska he means TO 90 tbs
North Poe and start the "Arcttc Ga-stte and
Wksie Bear Adrocate.'
DEATH on AN OREGON PRINrER-William P
Hudson, printer, formerlyo Boston, died board
the bark John w. Cater, bound from the Cola nbi
river 20 San Francisco. The date OF his death i.
not given, though II must have occurred sometime
alter the a0th OF March 1850 The deceased was
iorneIly publisher Of the Oregon Spectator ami il
s1a hes LETT large amount OF property in Ore
gon and California.
VAiChNr REFUTEDi-lt was reported ia
~e the papers, that Rev. Mr. Hardy was
1928 samohng house ia San Francisco. The
ho'erodR soatra dicts this SANDER, and says
on charge Ofbiganly.
b.! b. me SavaanaA Republican says that James
49, - .Hg "copper" Esq and EXC Troap, are
~ rom Illness, and that il is not prooa.
Al Nashvile. ~''''~ wv INV ''''''"
assss Ine CoHeordiG La.) Iatelligeaeer of the
49, ' vs., " There has been on Mr. p. NJ La.
fsr. " n'sehau plantation, four miles below vi.
r,ss,s tDe past week, sixty cases OF typh nd
~usns' rom which number three have died.
i.sa. me Springfield Republican announces the
sus.. =, Aessrs. Dean n Packard, car manuiac
asss~ Springfield. The depressed state Of
e1e, - WI, with The suspension Of an iron manufac
sszue. "'"ire' T" given as the cause Of this
~ Hon j. r.. TILpxs ha. been .nDoin,sd r.
S'-eetor at Akron, Ohio.