The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

menss va complete wreck mo captain and Grew Ccur
nuHD1) ysssssd re- q ne per and thereby ssvei
sh,rs above NE pier me usrtiaaa weS Canadian vsS
eel asd y proSass ,h:s ~ was .saFsa ne barely
w1yux OF ruu DAHLIA
ne schooner nhlia. Captain OAnpbeli, IVES wrecked
on Movse IsaAa AoeR Ne vessol struck he pounded
hack ana iorth for some time, u.l Ssdiy :ovs On he
arboa.d slde and then rsug closely sganss lhe Island
Ne shore q which, = ihs point whore she su \, Of
psrdendoua. tssed rocks about 20 ree u height ma
between inc $685. and olamssrnx up tho rocks % land
Thu dincut ocer acn, owing 70 the ahppeyness CT
p Hsnisoa, o. oswsss had Sres Of HE ribs broken
ALONG THE MOHAWK FLATS.
From the Udca OBSERVER, oc. 81
Daring Sunday night and sfmss the entire OF Yesterday
almost necessarily The Mohawk river rose rapidly. 20
that aAts submerged by yesterday noon and the
me river hss oyero w IL bsnHs, and upon N surface
floating down various evidences OF the destruction
o. a.s sss snd u me s ssr don "na
soon overflow NJ banks, and perhaps neavy damages
fRxIs, YNcSs AND CmxNEYs BLOWN DOWN IN
RBEssBLAyR COUNTY.
From he Troy Times, Oct 10
This gale has been severe In the country IL eveyy d
blown ca from hon C. and farm sheds and bas IN some
nsarces destroyed 10 fortunate that gro sirg crops
b.ve been very generally taken n or tho less upon them
Ia tbs city Soma lamber has been carried o. and few
chmneys overturned but wc do NO. learn Of any notable
The water very high, isdsedmuch above high water
Ak being some three feet cser the Albany street dock,
and sill iiing.
RAnRoAD BRIDGE BLOWN DOWN.
The Harrisburg Pa Herald sates that the eighth span
OF The Northern Central Railroad bridge M Dsuphia was
Wer. rperUy % 70 ~Srr he s
contracted, and wu NOT quite finished.
The onlcrcur RIVER.
From the Hartford fines, On n
nj h0
tending far TO The north, u making rapid rise In the
oosseescus river Tsis nornifs she water hs
meadows. Tho meadow road. 10 East Hartford, which
W. .siah and dry" last night, Vas s.s morning SUB
night has been rapid that properly the whArves has
undou btediy bees Considerably damaged.
night were completely ont Of aisht mis- morning and had
70 DO "nshed up" Afser securing them by attaching
rope 70 NE ness they were pulled ashore Al % day
The water had risen sixteen feet and rising ss the
ioses.n. ne re q n; water !. ss osossstou.:
o. - "o O'Clock r ~ 10 feet above 10" water mark
= Il ..%% /"
about s.o inches per ana Win probably Ts
FEED, which q this season Of the year considered very
WALLS BLOWN DowH.
Tom the Baltimore American, OCT q
Ys:ssrdsy morning me walls Of ne ball Ing rsysts
some months ago, fell With remendc crash, complete
" covering he srees Wh heaps OF the bYok and mortar
u was Yumosed that htte chid received wound upon
the bead By brick, but could learn IT. name me
building before being destssyed by fro occupied BY
Mr.. jacob Daley, - chair mandatory.
YRKsHIr m THE MOHAWK.
PasseDSers rom the West reprssen the dillon Of tho
Aohawk river swollen 70 height amoat uuprecedsnt-
60. ire waters are spread the fats, that the city
seems surrounded. mo river hal ls. evening nearly
reached the old road bridge. The rain ut the Vest has
been excessive The Cayusa and Seneca nkes up far
above the height usual ~ ibis Of the yeaY and The