New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24
GREAT FRESHETS Ar THE WEST.


The Cincinnati pspers Of Monday are filled with ac-
contt. NJ the Ceahis IN the Western tyar, "a stated
,...I..L '.-I. NJ m. l,...,,,..e ,t.
ny Telegraph ye''erosy' RON ne ""'e''' VI 'ion-
cay morning We select the following;
The preeent overflow ia the Ohio River and trib.
utaries ia novel feature for thtime of the year In
the middle of February generally the coolest days of
Winter prevails yet this season 1t DOW preeen,a an at
IT q here OF almost Spnng warmth, accompanied Oy
80 fghtIibg, heavy thunder, and tie nendonS lnces
%. als, Saturday was Jast such day. and zee.
h,ty ne weather was clear, with high and poweffai
- ~ Winds The river opposite TINS port was
r lily advancing when we LETT tDe lavee, at late
hour last night, with fifty three feet yster a tho chan
lei 10y The Water Works C0nDapys gsuzs. The
water was within four feet OF tie second floor OF the
buildugs below Main street, aud Elk and half feet Of
the secoud fOcr Of the b0iliiogs above Broadway
With fifteen ipches wser in the cellar Of the Spencer
IIouse on the cCrGor Of trout ard Bfosdwsy. Much
apprehension was unaffected yesterday morning inst
tie water would vet advance from five 20 ten feet
more; but la evening the Intelligence from above,
arc dcaoDs Of the weather dspellsd all such fears,
and the general opinion vailed tbat the rVer woui
be stationary this morning Inc mems OF Inc
raltI upon ne buudi Ks commenced CD otturuay 50
that 10y evening the occupants, Win tnef tniScsa-
reous ~ iaPe' had moved 70 more cpogsnial quAr
ITS ls ,ss5 - IT. H. 80, os an =, H. cn,b
H. .,F .a, corner 81 Fyopf anS Road
So m ron;ditv of the r,.e this time bo.eyer
!; y1nncb or.stir nm II VS. then.
{, e. 80 - r. s,visi, "a o,r citize,s IN ,vi,
~ - 80 o. :, 49, y, o;, - III, Tho
ss 'he 90 - 40
IsH! p'ats "..e - u',i I iii
eL' 70 &c el,le .ay &c" se ~. ~ io .I
20. ns's pses s as 'nHb n 9rs is,Ser ,nrri,,
-, Cit coid l.st sonina .;,l have berc6osI ndI
-, ~; osr.;,a =. ,ic ytcss;na ,iv.r
g ITa orfyeov ~ the Ijclice River has surrounded
,o,,. ~ a.. tons.a 80 Neyno,9 ,nJ C,vin,tor with
' = 49, 81 'a,r -, -, 80 ,se ssc,nd
WV " ~ - 1919 " - - 49, .,
s,oiI,s. ho ~ no Ha'ae 1 .a nao - M,i
POPPY n'Ie, eAosP. " tao + - sn 80,
CIe.h, .Ne " - 10, .a'f - a., -. brit,a,,
ms'sn ~ W., -, s ho,h 80 b, , oon,b Ia
".rn, tyy.ysI All ,Is vatfr cou,se. are AZ Hood
Iigbt hroye ard bsIoy iIuud.tiDg AL the LOG lands
q mia srourd carving asay tepcse and doing i'm
,,s, a. nao,aoe 10 cfoS, ana private oroperty This
"a ns,ticnIsy N o,a.e sJpS the Muskingaa Scioto
ard Kan.SLn - yers The rsns have been trspen-
Jc,s cd oe,e,.Iv sss, uard and ues.wArd 40 thst
H. On snn,e ,inatior fo The re Il aprount Of
Sy's,e,ra cor ~ sI tbistros he rr,ivsd M THE
. .b -, O., "a Cslsdo,,o f,o,o shove br;,g
sIeyls, Jtp.y uI.y 'nu 90 o,sr
tno az ~ ~ r,,Irt az s -, -
row. ohl.u u "ie,ca" : naNDss 90 u".
tnu ne nes ~ 20 soonL s,rnf ,pe
i nIp'ey ,rsho,," I'D all The toSbcco rsovsd
The Caledonia lauced Al Richmond snd took ont Of
Gbsobs eistillsry severa hundred barrels OF whisky
tdere beipg no secrre place 70 stow Il. The water
wac I'd ITO the streets aud at Neville, the sluce di
yifjpe the town from the landiug was bank fa cut
ting 90 all intercourse WITH the river, except by sks.
Muskirgum kapawbs. SciOto, Big Sandy, Lttle III
su 81 tie eide streams e1e reported bank foil,
and ri.irp fast, .fsr The Argy's passed down.
The Jacob Suader, from Lomsyile, brings dis
eOuiagrg sccO0n,s o. tire river hen % ard al bOue-
vile. Big Miami and keot1cky fiyere ere unuslally
higb, apd rising rapidly Al LaSrenceburg the water
wss up into the town. and 10 the loser part skis
brought into requistOn 10 20 from h0nse to house.
Nevsy was in a similar predicameDt. Warsaw IL al
most entirely surrounded by wster, and below the
town sea OF water for mies can DC seen Inc entre
country - IepIe,er'ed 70 BE under water and fences