New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05

and Colrsvile. The dam Plants factory in Sou,hing
ION u broken away AMI one wing OF the build NJ gone
me damage 70 tte Nauga.uck Road II esiLted a. Goon-
10000 number If days viii elapse before The road can
ne PM IN running order above Derby.
Inc turnpike bridge a. Seymour was coyere WIN Naes
ind the lower rooms in Mohiers tavern were Hooded
On The Darbury aud Norwalk roed severi bridges are
eone-he road washed in many places AMI much ia L.
age has been done along Inc line. The uptown turnpike
rdge at Norwalk carried away and glst-nil leaf
OF com all of which swep, of by the fool
tow ~ I,asIo5' Iarr,r says mat az brookea iag
away few reds north Of The depot station AZ his place
large quaint of taTh sid from side elevation ana
buried Up several rods Of the railroad track and the en-
uankmens 81 The road. south much washed, ani me
track injured in numerous places Al Derby, several car
goes OF lumber. Just landed the dOck-, swept on
ana ais" the mes ard fishing apparatus oi tie shaacc
ton bridge.
A. scuthvlle eight buildings were carried of
Moody dam, in Fairfield carried away AMI the
mill considerably injured. HEbbells mill in Norwalk. TO-
away.
AT Stamford. The Sill Water and Rippewam iams were
carried away. The engneroom of Rippewam establish
men swept of and the engine washel on. into the
stream. Other buildings belonging 70 the works were IN
iured
Tie Lawrence Mass Courier Of the 2d inst says The
rain of Saturday ard sunday combined with the melting
Of the NewHamI shire snowbeds has caused freshet IN
all great rivers The Menmaek has risen three nc
90 yesterday afternoon aud stands at 40 above
the base line Of the Essex C0npanys works this gives
about u fee: Of water the top of the dam wheh Is
p feet less than in the reshei of l-2 when the bridge vas
partly carried away Owing 10 the recent precauion OF
the Company no great injury from freshe can occur
above the Sp.cke the little mills below that have Their
Easements submerged, but serious damage i appre-
hendod. On the Connecticut the damage property has
been very great. but the danger is pas.
At >Irf field. MAJ, TIE Republican Of Thursday says:
At clock last evening the river had fallen about seven
fcd Cpl o.ite this city. but still presented imposing
flood. The water for some hours previous had sIsde
with Ices rapidi,y than Monday and Tuesday, and
another storm having set in with torrents of ram serious
Of second edition of the food entertained The
railroad communication from this city, north and south is
again established, tie embankmcn at Holyoke and the
damage between here and Hartford having been FAR
pared to permit the passage Of tan which have row
resumed their regular trips. large number of workmen
upon the line between this city and Hartford engaged
in putting the embankmens in complete repair, and the
will be hastened with all dispatch. The back mails
from the South came 10 yesterday in batch
TIE FRFsHFT ~ THF MERRiHicg.-We learn from The
Lov Cour'cr that the water in the MerTmac and Con-
cord River continue TO rise The Boot Massachusetts,
PrCscott and Aiddlcsox mi and indeed all the mills
The lower grade or on The river stopped IN
of baok-water.
about five Get above is ordinary mark. AMI slowly r
ing portions of the railroad track Ill that region nal
been slightly damaged by the overflow OF water
At GREAT HARRINGTON MASS
The streams already swollen by previous and
rains were raised 10 unprecedented hlght carried away
BRIGGS, and, OVERLOOKING then bank ld much other lam
ace. Between Great Darlington and Van Dcusonyille
about sixty feet OF ihe railroad was sweep: away Much
damage was done on The llousaonic Road.
Ia Great Darlington, the llousatoic Rive rose to very
great HIGHT oyerowng the Easements ofthc buildings sU
ate on rs banks The mills OF the Berkshire wooden
Iany were inundated in this way 10 the depth OF two or
ree feet causing stoppage Of the works Tor day or
two Days rubber works also suffered and fears
EXPRESSED that the water would undermine some OF the
buildings. hat believe no injury was done. Lar5e
quantities wood timber, barrels, ouhouses, were car
red down tie stream on Sunday.
Fly telegraph
BosToy, Thursday, May 4, 1854
very rain storm has prevailed here during the
last twony-four hours and the lower portions OF the
y in the vcnityio Boston submerged. We lean
yet Of no damage of importance.
land slide occurred on the line of the Worcester Rail
road about six miles from he city, this morning, but the
damage promptly repaired with but little detention
The morning and afternoon trains from New-York via
New-Ilavcn both reached this city last night and COM
mrn:cation ty this route appears TO be permanently
rGIoncd.