New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

> r. ,.,.h,. incarnation received since yesser
DAYS issue enables us report more denmse'y INC
she ;n;rr;es sustaipcd BY the Greenviile end
p.o,i from the late reshe in Broad and Lafa hvoIs
The road is slightly injured Of the crossing o.
ne dspls &c me mt Of two bents OF inc
ing to he bridge the damage OF TINS pom, sv csSsr
Crsek eighteen miles shove this town, the rosa
tanned no injury The bridge across this creek msnas
firm and secars one Of the sbutmenss Leaning n "a
teen partially undermined. Between Cedar creek ~
Columbia the road has suferei its greatest injury
era Of the trestles have been washed down me one
Col BoOkter snfsSn pre:eSShs .rs over the road
We trust that we shall be able in few days 70 report 'ns
complete restoration ofthe road O., c...,,.. p..l
The passenger train on the Soc.a S.sasto~ r.
which left here on yesterday morning. for Chane@on,
turned With all on board the flood in the Cengsree oesnS
60 high as to to the train below Co
municston with the board wiz De cpeneo
no doubt after the subsistence Of the waters
Coirm6i6 March 3-We canpoi mske any sa n
10 get mails or passengers on to he Norm s 'oe Sse.
Bridge injured The rre:dn ., ane scs he dances
repsr,d ard then the passengers cross by hacks 10
Camden ard down our Camden Road to Manchester
We also 6nd in TAs Augusta Chr0ssch and Se~sso o.
Yesterday the following dspsch received by Gen. J. d.
Friersop Post Office Agent iromJ ID. Fleming agent OF
transportation on the Wilmington and Manchester han-
road which pre- sents gloomy prospect Tor tne mans
''NN' "CoIuasI,, Wednesday, March I. 1854
The wa,eree trsstle work is three and hsf feet
under water and the river rising four inches an nour
cannot cross for week
Gen Frierson telegrsphed to Wilmington to charter the
Wilmington boats until the reed shall be repaired Out
the lire working badly doubt that hts depaten ne
reached destination and Il has we are informed
on good authority that would be impossible for him to
obtain either of the boatsfor some days 81 levens-
tha; boa. viii leave Charleston this evening Whining
ton and with the mails and passenger on Monday
as we learn that Mr. L. Buitereld the energetic pro
pretor of the Pavilion Hotel setuaied by puohc sp"
deserving Of ell praise has made proposals to charter
first class boat for the purpose.
From the upper portion of the state the accounts area
III Al .apt,c,n afaA
The Cosps5ia Cdrolpida learns from an official source
that the injury sustained by OF the trestes at Fishing
Creek on the Charlotte Railroad was very slight ia Its
character the trains passed after few hours delay
on the day of the accident and have been running with
their usual punctusly since The Cstswba River and ito
tributaries higher recently than during tho Augas
The Greenrilk Soutkern Patriot OF Tuesday, says
We have had quite swell in rivers, and great
number Of the bridges on the salIds Enores ana
l. gone awknss bridge on the road over the mounta
is also carried away Tie cars did not arrive last nght
from Columbia. and apprehensve that the fre:het
has Injured the railroad carried oil Of the bridges
below here The down train started yesterday morning
at the usual hour, and has not been heard Of since II
crossed the Saluda into Anderson The bridge az tn@
point is remaining. The injury to the farms above the
Village very considerable understand Some OF the
rivers were as high as they were IN me great 1Aagos,
lower country has not been so great rs with US.
CoLuNBrA, March 81 have just sent you telegraph
and now write fuller news Of the freshet The bank Of
the south Carolina Railroad is brokcni in five six places
between the Camden Junction aud the Congaree Treste
Work The breaks vary from fifty to one hundred yards
The hands are at work upon H. and will BIO repaired BY
Saturday evening These breaks are now all passed by
hand cars except at one place of about ty yards where
boat is used The chief difficulty that there but
one small passenger car this side that the passengers
have O short ride up to Columbia In freight cars
The Waeree falling very slowly having accomplsned
only four or inches to day not probable that the
with the Wilmington and Manchester kcadcsn
be re0pened under week. tho reste work being In sew
era places three feet under water The passengers
for tie North who expected to by that route
up 10 Columbia Some Of them speak OF going on by
Charlotte and others inclined to return to Charleston
and there take the New York steamboat.
The Creenvle Road is injured here and there Tor pear
five miles but the cars through The greatest INJURY
il ON Col Bookters where there Is break oil
about three hundred yards II Is thought that the injury
10 this road can be repaired in six weeks.
The only injury to the Charlotte Road very slighf,
consisting Of only washing away Of portion Of the en-
bankment at Fishing Creek.
From savsnnsh Rep .blean, march,
The FRHsBET.- The M,Aedgeciis Union says Owing
TO the heavy rains Friday and Saturday. our water
courses are very full The river and creek at this city
want but two three feet OF being high a. they were
In the great Harrison freshet We learn that the railroad
has sustained some damage between this city and Eaton
/ ton. - =,
| The Columbus Times says: The cloud, commenced
leaking on Friday night and has continued to spater us
poor motals since with their pearly tears There
has not been cessation up to the time OF going
to press Feb 25, o'clock r N.