New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
The Spring Freshetx- Overflow ut Albany.
ALBANY, Tuesday, March l6, lss2.

The Spring Freshetx- Overflow ut Albany.
ALBANY. Tuesday, March l6, lss2.
The ice has formed dam about twelve miles be.
low thi, city. The water at 9 NJ. was higher than
any time within two years. All the lover part of
the city is under water and the stores, furnaces
are filed, and business suspended. No Hudson
River train ssrt down this morning, as mile orswo
of the road below CastletoR is submerged two or
three feet.
state Of the Hudson River ut Albany. re.
ALBANY, Tuesday, March 10, ls5a
The river here is clear flee, ba! the water is very
high, covering the docks and piers to the depth Of
several feet The ice Is damned up at Coeymans and
the track Of the HUDSON River Railroad Is under
water at several places between Coeymans and
Albany No trains have gone above Undertook
since yesterday afternoon, and the Southern mau
this morniI ~as carried Gown by land TO the ears
It impossible TO say when the track VIII DC clear
so long as the freshet continues, and we may look
for deeper water wner the Mohawk comes do sn
upon Us. Passengers by the Express train from the
West report the track az CansJoharie under water
caused by the setting back OF the Mohawk River
from an emoans ment OF ice at that place.
The Schoharie Creek has not yet broken away and
not cake of Ice had passed the bridge this morning
at Schenectady. few miles west of ScheRe ctady
an ice embankment has formed TO such an extent as
TO food the Canal TO zreat depth, carrying boats
completetely out of the Canal upon the towpaih.
Breaking mp OF the Ice on Lake Erie. &c.
BUFFALO, Monday, March Is, 1882.
The creek is entirely clear of ice, and that on the
Lake is fast breaking up and going down the river
The weather continues warm and fine, and the har.
bors at Cleveland, Erie and Dunkiyk are fast clear
ing.
Lake this week, and many are preparing to go out
The steamer May.F yer" is being prepared fast,
at CoDneant and will be ready for service at the
onfn afr Uaffn
Yesterday morning, while many persons were re-
turning the ice TO secure some wood drifed near
here, a large mass broke, carrying away two men
out into the Lake. They were, however, saved by
clineing to pole that was thrown TO them. man,
named Quinn, an attempting TO rescue them, was
drowned.
The body Of youth, about l6 years of age, was
found under the ice in the Ship Canal, yesterday,
supposed to have been there ali the winter
Arrival OF the Southern Mail-Later from
Texas-More Indian Outrages-Maryland
Appointment Biil-Governmen Bonds.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, March Is, 1852.
The Express Mail which arrived this morning
brings New. Orleans papers Of the 10th inst, being
thirty.s six hours ahead 81 the former arrangement
The steamship Mexico arrived at New-Orleans,
brings Texas dates to the 5th instant We learn
from these, that Indian depred atoms and outrages
the increase and that several wanton murders
have been committed on the inhabitants. One party
Of Indian marauders had been attacked at Les Blan
CO.'S by the United States Dragons, and routed, with
three OF their number killed.
Governor Bel did not sign the Appointment
bill passed by the Legislature, and an extra session
will be Necessary.
TIE State Controller has advertised for proposals
from purchasers for one million OF five per cent
United States Bonds, Just received from the United
States
The next expedition to Liberia, to be sent out by
the American Colonization Society, will sail from
this city on the LIST of May next
Serious Charge against Captain Chacc OF the
ship Thomas Winslow, of Westport.
NBw.BEpFeRD, Tuesday, March l6, 1852.
Captain Chase, of whaling bark Thomas Wins
low, of Westport, which lately pu. into Pensacola,
with her crew in state of mu.iny, is charged with
having sold quantity of the ships oil at st. Tho
mas, without rendering any account to her owners
He then discharged several OF the officers and
crew paying them of with orders upon the wners
at home, and sailed upon some unkD wn business
which, says The Mercury, it is intimated was on the
Coast OF Brazil, where the bark was to be engaged
In the transportation OF slaves We hear owners
have sent on by telegraph an order to libel the
vessel.
Conviction OF Seaman, the Negro. for the MUIR
der of his Daughter.
PouGRKEEPsIE, Tuesday, March 10, 1852
Seaman, the negro, who was arrested a short time
since for the murder Of his daughter, was to-day
found guilty. His sentence is to be pronounced on
Saturday.
Arrest or Murderer.
CANANDAIGUA, Tuesday. March 10, ls52-ll AM
mer, and who has heretofre euded all pursuit, has
been arrested, and Is nov lodged In our jail.
Appointments by the President,