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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

-FOUR PERSONS KILLED AND TWENTY WOUNDED.
lCOrrcspondcncc OF the Philadelphia press

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Press
YosK, Pa, Jan. 8, 1865
Yesterday morning, at seven O'Clock, terrible railway
accident occurred the Northern Central Railroad
this town so far could he asceraned In The confu
sion and excitement that prevailed tie partic a-s
foows:It seems that the express train from Baltimore
having been delayed approaching York at RET Id
rate. whca it had reached point about and half
mile from York u came in contact with freight train
going south, which WINS rum ing quite fast The excite
ment that prevailed after tho collision occurred be
more easily imagined than described heavy snow
storm rrcvaed nj the time Both freight and passenger
locomotives were completely wrecked, az wcrc also q
number of the There we're large number OF pas
scngers aboard Tho remains or four persons who had
been instantly killed were removed, aud twenty wcro
taken out seriously injuredsome fatally. II has been
found impossible up time of this writing 70
thin the namcs of tho Killed and worlded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

sixty days notice to the members elect The committee
was day discharged from the further consideration Of
the subject law could be found requiring the Prcsi
don't 70 give any notice whatever
IL Will be recoecled tia. Congress having adjourned
wthous passing the Army Appromia on bill, President
Pierce issued proclamation calling for immediate
extra session Some Of the members had left tho city
their way homo, but returned TO Washington on the
Executive summons The sAty days notice has usually
been given to afford an opportunity to fill vacancies snd
10 oDablc far distant members TO reach Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16
The Cell for Troops,
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan is, 1906

AUcusTA, Me- Jan is, 1885,
The following Is extract from letter Of MAJOR Lit
tier Assistant Provost Marshal General for Maine-
Ii the ota Of any district sub district under the
call oil July, 1854 for FIVE hundred thousand men L.
than filled the excess in years OF scrv y carried or
ward and credited the call December 10 tor three
hundred thousand, and the quotas reduced accordingly.
He interprcts Circular No. l. issued by General Fry
January 2 1885, to that alter all proper credits
gwen and quotas finally fixed at the Pro. ost Marshal
General Office then only actual eniistments further
reduce tho quota.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

tbs DcunrE Mxnorn BAvD il the title assured by the
cntorrrsIng Hlocy Campbell for their unrvallcd
pany OF negro minstrcs This evening has been selected
for the dbm OF this Mammoth Double Band comprising
OF the Acknowledged "breh particular STARE In
this popular limo Of entertainments, and some old
cortes Of tho public This manifest desire to cater for
the pleasure and amusement OF young aud old viii no
doubt be promptly acknowledged and literally
aged aud mammoth aud will follow the Mammoth
poutLe Dand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest Publication in the United
states.


states.
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Saturday morning The WEEKLY RAID, be ng nows-
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Single copies, In wrappers, nve cents
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HrnoAlYn City NcNYn.

TIE WORKING Hou:@ ~ T'T NAVY YARD-Thc work
Inc hours in the Navy Yard TO be extended from and
this date This morning tho bell is TO ring u
teen minutes past o'clock, instead of half past
On, as Heretofore and the wurkmcn To suspend
operations at two minutes before i've o'clock J. H. in
stcad Of lar pat four forncry. The worLmcb OK
prr good deal OF d. sfactop IN cpnrcquancc, ard
II j. ntimaed that many viii refuse TO work under the
rtfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16
The Accident at Hunters Point.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

BaooRLYS, L. D. Jan Ii, 1905
Please correct an error in your roros3.s statement
gardng the accident yesterday at Hunters Point where
by ~ hae Curran los, his life The accident caused
by negligence cceacds part by closing up tie safety
valve with old rage thereby preventing free circulation
of air through tho s The other three pros
trated for few moments only from nhaDg the gases
and they be found at work again this day The
dict Of the jury "that the deceased to his
death by suu aton and death fastened by himself BY
closing the safety vatc' JOHN D0LAN 90,
Williamsburg Steam Boiler Works
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

Mr.. John Owens will continue his performances Of
SCION shingc and the Live Indian for another week at
least The houses are crowded Paul Pry and
tbe Comedy Of Errors arc in rehearsal
Mr. and MA Barney Williams still delight crowded
audiences Nibos Garden. As we predicted, the new
play, the Shamrock, is having very satisfactory rum
The acting is very clever and the scenery superb An
amateur critic in the audience very truly remarked tho
other evening, upon my word, this Is ss pretty a old
ireland bcrselfv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16
Row ON Shipboursl.

PILADkliDA, Jan. To- TsUO
The United States transport bermuda, which sailed
this morning for Pensacola returned this atcrnoo. with
d sabcd machinery. While an, ored below the city q
difficulty occurred on boar ulting 10 the death d q
marine nnmet Andrew NJ, who was STRUCK Ia The
mock by q sailor rancd 4. hopkins Tic lssl,r hos
bee arrested and lodged In jail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

TIunros, ~ j., Jan Is 1855
The remains OF Colonel Fowler, prominent, member
Of the Legislature who died las, evening will be taken
10 Franklin, Sussex county. Colonel Fowler
In law Of the late d. A. u odhcad His death puts the
democrats In the minority in The House of Assembly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16
RwrslsaIls Arnira LIu,ment.-An I

Batchelo~'s Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless, reliable instantaneous The only perfe
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

ChriStndoro's Hair Dyr. Prescrvntivs
md wig Depot wholesale and retail No sAsor House.
The dyeE pplled by xiifu artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

Corn, .. HunfouS, nails Enlarged Joints.
all diseases OF III feet cured ~ Dr. zAChARIB, No 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

lie q a Root hhOe Emporium az BKDOkS b15 faad-
wnv opposite Metropolitan uctcl Every .tyle o. l,dles'
misses boys and Chiirens Boots shoes
sra Boys aud Youths Waterproof Boots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

Artificial FlOwers.-A large Lot OF Fine
Paris male Goods closing out less than cost At BLUE
ONES. III Broadway, between Twentyhfth and Twenty
sisin air
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

Cherokee PiiIs-Fennie Regulator
Sold by all druggf a. 81 per bon ~ pagc pamphlet ir-e
Address Dr. W. H. MkRwfN co, GJ Liberty street., ~ T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

Address 60 Smokers.-PoIlak q Son.
Meerschsum manufacturers 6g2 broadway, FOURTH
street Pipes out 10 order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

fahic for burns scalds tpralns rhcum tAn, gun
shot wounds g. single application aays tho pain rom
hnri tho instant u Is applied No family should BE- with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16
Diamond Rings, or All Inscription,

from wcny'iy~, fify, Scveny.hvc, One, Two, Three,
Four ID Five Hundred W Two Thousand Dollars rtc or
sale b UEORtsL q. ALLEN as broadway, door -
low naoa street, formerly ~ w6ll street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

A.-Old Men Declare that the Odor OF
PuAL0ks NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs gives a boy.
srcy 60 their sprsand pretty lsss prpnouncaa
excellent relieving itude life nothing
without H. even In palace with ladin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

would be well aud keep well nvgorate the stomach ana
and regulate tLc liver aud bowels with HosTETTERe
STOMACH BTrERS 40 shall 'scaps the ailments %
this Indictment season aud look bach In Spring
pleased t. have avoided by simple q means tho many
pei Ii o. the Winter season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

President Pstr,icum Company, Pr~ss-
don't vensner county, a. Once n broadway y, hv.
Ing NRiu BILE oil bur N uds AHrghahy rvo lcl9tSs
and Porcupne crceks nd ron % ten mites In es
poscs AMORY EDWARDS. rrcsdsi4k
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Latest from Savnnnah-The Will
minSfon Expedifion-AnAirs in Front
Of Richmond-News from the Rebel
stntes-Tho Atlantic teamers-Import-
ant News from Mexico, Central America,
Cuba. 80. Domingo, &c., dc.
The cunard mail steamship Asia, Captain Noodle, win
leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city at quar-
ter past and NJ bapast nvc o'clock to aftcr
noon.
The0Erw YonK Naturalization for Europe-wiu Be
ready at nine O'Clock in the morning.
tw II contain the latest details Of the operations or
General Shcrman's forces at Savannah, with rebel
of the advance II Army to New River
panied by map showing tho OF operations; the
Reports OF Generals Butler, Wcitzel and Amcs the
Wilmington Expedition the latest from The Armies
In iron, o. Richmond; Details Of the Expedition from
Fort Barrancsa Fla, TO Pollard; Particulars Of Hoods
Escape and reports OF the doings OF the Union forces in
all sections; Interesting Accounts from the Rebel States
a tabular statement or tho passages OF the Atlantic
steamers during tho past year proceedings IN Congress;
Important news from Mexico; late and interesting news
from Central America, tho South Pacific Cuba 81. Do
mngo, &C. aud reports of all other events Of the pass
week
Single copies In wrappers ready for mailing ak ccntA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16
Ladies', Belt Il, "l,Is

Ladtes' Rct -, "itlcs. New styles. BnrCe
slse Just received tilt de', steel and Pced.
Twu Three Four VI q Siv Egh. Ten, Fifteen snd Twrry
Dollars each. For sale pE0. q. ALIEN, as Brosdwass
door below Cansf IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

Prizes Cashed In All LegaIized Lotto
res and information gven CLUTE Brokers' 0nicc In
broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16
InteIli.cnce.

John G. Van Io"n Esq, Of this city, Is lying danger
Cusy III with paraytic stroke. He was ono Of the
counsel for contestants in the Lawrence will case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16

A Wall Against the Passport Nuisance
An Indignant Brit0n--The Ports of
canada Dee Jared 10 be in a state Of
Observation-Disclosures an mn nts on Judge
COurA0l,a DeGisiAu Az
The New York herald., 1865-06-26
A~UsEMEHTs.

OLYMPIC THEATRE. CONNKNOH0 AT a
Every HiiGi;Hhi TILL 'ruRfHIS soTioE. :"
will be presented after elaborate preparation and with tho
same regard 70 completeness that has already rendered
SPECTACULAR DISPLAYS
OLYMPIC
THE GREAT SCOTTISH MILITARY DRAMA
founded on episode In the Indian rebellion eutlc
JESSIE BROWN,
RELIEF OF LUCKNOW.
received every representation here with
GREAT SUCCESS,
THE TABLEAUx ENCORED
NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC SCENERY BY HAYES
The orchestra will perform the original music by j. r.
UNDER THE DIRECTION or rHos BAKER
NEW COSTUMES. - PROPERTIES,
POWERFUL CAST
AND GRAND TABLEAUx,
GREXr CHARGE OF THE HIaHLANDERs
Seats secured three days In advance.
The New York herald., 1865-06-26
NEWSPAPERS

TOR sALE-A COMPLETE FILE or THE NEW
York Herald for the las Ave years IN first rate order
Address H. N, box L&33 Ne, York Post onice.
The New York herald., 1865-06-26

A @. YOUNG, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
"A. elegant and costly Furniture this day (Monday) at
i01 o'clock precisely a. the residence No Washngton
Of Parloy Dining Room and Chamber Furniture elegant
Rosewood and black walnut Paror Suits covered in the
richest description; Brussels and Ingram Carpets but little
used Also one
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOFORTE
WIN -FOUR round corners full octave containing all
Che modern improvements cost $500 Stool and Cover;
costly on Paintings Mirrors Lace Window Curtains marble
t9p Centre Tables Bureaus Bedseads, curcd Hair
Ware. Clocks, Cutlery, Crockery Mantel Ornaments To-
This sale Is peremptoyone seldom met with regard 70
extent and variety. "
The New York herald., 1865-06-26

ET r. " %ukR cEd' Nfst HGRg sIseq % a.ciOo .s',
9hanss sslsTGO@ Ne m BrOadwsy; s7 q Land.
from New York and and h1ynE water front Long leland
Place There are i2o acres Of land cleared the balance
wood mostly chestnut OAK and locust; fine orchard
twelve acres Of fne grated fruits The good
alon and choice land The consist Of good
location Is perfectly saubrSps game and Dish in abundance
BY railroad and Of the premises
ct the o0ce Of the auctoneers, No. 81 Pine street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

A Washington letter savs that the WaE
officials believe, on Ine testimony al sc.ut-
and desertsrs, that Lee is not in Richmond.
Ii the fact Is SO, be has no doubt gone down
to Raleigh 70 direct IA fersun the attempt
To stop Gen. Shermau. That the latter las
occupied Goldsbora ard is advancing To-
wards Raleigh, ana that ne.,F that place. If
at all, the rebels Will make resistance. seems
pretty certain. The Baieirh papers boast
that there is a large army ready TO meet
Sherman . bot they would boast II there
was but one company Vi militia
Intelligence OF battle between Sherman
and Johnston, or letter YET, OF another
-'sEedaddie' by me rebels. may be looked i-r
any day It seems pretty certain tnat a CO..
hsiou ba5 already taken piace near Raleigh,
in which 5ie re5cls. though claiming t-e
victory, admit that Sherman forces ere
sumed lhe offensive. One IrP5r, ay- JIe
h-hJ was enig with an advanced party who
wsle sent 60 destroy ,hl sai.r3,a below Ri
yigl.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

O. r.-' the hope IF suy active mterp.-i-
tl.n .. r., French Government .n behalf ..
5h. r. s.u-. must nave d..l 11t ia the
minus i,- ,mi-,are- abna.. tacv keep
4rt ta... ..-t.a of living s- vigorously t-
.rr. ST.. ua-i., 70 iii. connection. what .-
saa ..--lr lv Wg.qfoF 5ae intelligent New
Y... T-. -s'c..r.spruceu- 70 p.ris Uui-
da-s d.. Fsirqar. 2-th. d. says .al-e is c.a-
Siderable unea-,a,-, DO rre public mind ir1n.
various sources which nave been -er aa ,a,
r..f .rrl--art.-. ID, instance tHr ill-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

'Three year [ wonier If shell KNOW me
limp iJtle, and left one arm
- Petersburg; and am grown ~ brown
As the plump chestnuJs on NY littie farm:
tnd am as shaggy a. thr chesnu, burr-.
But ripe ami sweet within. and wholly hers.
"Ths jsElus how long 10 see he
Niy heart uytfUns this feeble soldier paee;
But remei3agr. after had left,
A iit;ls Charley came 10 take nv place;
An hoE the laughing three-y yrar-lii brown eyes
His mother sys~l Ill shine s'tn pleased sur
prls-
Sure. They. h= % ia. corner Et-eliug
SENT them wrr! tnlt should ,ra t7-night.
Tte tTl> an su9s II. Tor they cr9Fi around
TTitrelu- heir ssic0ne viii % riI delight.
And Jhsr GA r''i. With a hsitiug winz.
/ saveI heI hi- three years ago last spring.
-'Tbrs- 4es.--r-rhans Am bot irlluin-.
For. lisr tla pilgrim e the long ago.
I'ss tuEg-i . -.-4ry hurieu az lY back,
through summers helt srl Vrct.r binding
SNOW.
TIL nos- reach ny home. my -,..a1's breast,
There -sa rnll my burden oa-.r- resi-
When us.r.HHs came. the eaTiy RISING sf1
L4il bs H-Ht finger 900 a soldier -.sePrr-
When, sati covering of right green grass
Over I've la,lv uoluls Eas iizat'y cresniH (,
But wake. I.1. a-r ais was The Ie-t eternal.
Wber- ils araFu ey-- rejected love slHsrlsi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

TBE REBEL RAN SIoSEwALL.-The Nayv
Department on Friday received dispatches
from COmmodOIe Craven. Of the UnitedStates
steamer Niagara, dated Feb. 2srh, detailing
the measures which ne had taken IN refer
ence to the rebel ram Olinde, or Stonewall,
which was lying the harbor Of Ferrol, Spain,
clOscly watched BY the Niagara and Sacra-
mentO. The Captain of the SsOnewall had
gone TO Paris. The Spanish Government
had refused TO allow any fitting out of the
vessel in the port, or any repairs more than
were necessary TO enable her to 90 to sea. l.
was given out that the ram leaked but
Commodore Craven says there Is no indica-
tion Of the TACT TO be seen, and be thinks that
she is ready for sea and will Try 70 slip oUt.
The Niagara has left Ferrol and gone 70
Corne, which is opposite Ferrol, So As not to
DC obliged TO remain IN port 2i hours after
the ram sails BE is on the alert, and If she
comes out will not allow her TO escape. He
states that bis intercourse With the Span
ish authorities has been very cordial and
friendly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

i MIRACLE By THE PoPE.-A notable mir
scie has just been performed here, which
may be regarded as one of the weapons with
which the Church chooses TO assert its now
er and its rights. The Princess OdescrIeb;
has long been suffering from what was pro-
nouneed 70 be internal cancer. On the
morning Of the Austrian Ball, her death an
peared 30 imminent that several of our 0rand
ladies had almost resolved not to be preaens
The Princess, however, who is a Pole. an
excellent and most devout lady, sent 10 the
Pope requesting hi: intercession. His UoIi-
ness offered 10 bis prayers for the Primers
through the mediation Of st. Chrysogoros
who has magnificent church in the Trsste.
veTe. Inc F,sncess recovered. aad instead
OF her being placed in her cosin, got into her
carriage, drove to the Vatican saw the Pore.
who was at dinner, and thanked his holmes
for the cure. This miracle is the event. AZ
tho days-Less<rJ from Rome. = =. :,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

The War news Of this week is highly
important. An attack was made Saturday,
JUST before day break, in front ol Gen- Parke' s
2-l Corps. ON Fort Stelmau, ,.iscl yc--l ped
4 p.iu; ia our hue Of ci-cumvsd.aJiou nearly
soutb, Se bolicye. Of PeJersbugh, By a heavy
Concentrated force OF the rebels under Cor
don. TIE ouiposts FsIo carried, and the
to-5 takcn. and Gen Mclaughlin mace a
urisoner. But the succoss o. the reheis was
som turned INTO great de.ezt. Other
Union -sool- m the vicin.ty were speedily
brought iu,o action, and the fort was reta ken
vilb Us guns unujurci. ana 2.70o rebel
prisoner the to-si io-s oi the ret-is In
killed. wounded ami prisoners beirs very
greet. our .oss les lhan one thousand. An
str..c < WIS also n.sce on Fort hsskel, but il
s-repui--i Tie object 5sIthese attacks i
evident. ItWa- &c cut our line aHd reopen
,aati,ru ps--ase ilr raoei toor- aui sup
.i--. Ii t5ler. anG the il-. must aid
rir, l.-c lrseeH ln- %, Tie rebel .elaeTs.
Nevertheless We shall hook 70 -ce in tlv Klein
u.ond tai.r- nigh Sounding report y' a
great 'ia, % ln tfsir part, ba=ea on d a--te-
nent Vi tl-ir fr.o. success II tt besiau.-.,
Tue uews .rp-, .ie.d sni ,herman i ale
81 interesting. rueir junction d, OF neal
Goldsboro, witncus eucouute-ing any lsrm'-
dabie resistance, j. put 5eyoul doubt, aud
Hsrdee'- brag, 81 victory on rhe l6rh. D','t
ar iiJ.ie foundation il truth -- nost Ji ta'
victories the rebels wa lately.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31
Personal.

The President, Mrs. Lincoln, and others
have gone to Fortress Monroe and City Point
Admiral Dahlgren has not, as stated, ask
ed TO be relieved Of command.
Clark Mills is now engaged upon work
Of art, embracing bronze statues OF the
President and members Of bis Cabinet, Illus
trative Of the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation. A letter from him to Gov.
Gist is published, offering his services to the
South, and talking most rampant treason.
Gen. Meagher was suspended from com
mand on the 10th at Newbern, BY Gen.
Scho6eld, and ordered TO New York
It is reported that the rebel general Hind
nan vas shot while escaping from Texss to
Mexico with 4 large amount of plunder.
Capt. II. a. smalley, % L. 5. Artillery
has resigned. He was Colonel Of the 5th
Vermont from its entry into service till Sep
tember 1862.
W. Hoyt Of the lO,h Vt. has been promot-
ed to be Second Lieutenant, 2d Lieut.. Chas.
Wheeler % be lst Lieut., and Geo Chureh
to be Sergeant MAJOR.
Lieut.. I Peck, 9th Vt Vols, has hesn
appointed Assistant Quartermaster Of Volun-
teers, with the rank Of captain
Rev. Thomas Bayne. Of Iras5urgh, has
been appointed Chaplain Of the s.h Rec. Vt.
Vols
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

IAE SIRLNCIA oI ana REBEL AEXIEs.- The
New Yors Tribune has data. said to Be COM
piled from official records Of tine Conicderacy,
which show that lie had, on the 4th Of Feb
ru4ry, G. 900 men Bea1resaEi and Hardee
- ,Oo0; snd Bragg 1900 while other scat
tcy5d division. ~ garrison s. Mobile and
other pisces, amounted 40 1000 more.
Hood s army entered Tennessee with 1900
ami came oot Nith l7,jd0. vhicn are IN
clutel ia ,ne sboy, estimate. There are then
opposed 10 Grant aui Sherman about 95 600
mcn. From the Confederate armies east OF
ihe Mi4si--ippi $1,000 men deserted between
Oct !, 1904 aud Feb. 1, 1865. Price in his
campaign in Missouri lost 70 500.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31

THT D,uoE By food seems to have been
greater in Rochester than in almost any other
place The Buffalo Express says Of it:
Two square miles Of the city must have
been entirely covered with the food. Some
i1ea Of the force Of the inundation may De
drawn from the fact that street cars placed
On the Main street bridge for safety, were
swept away by current two feet in depth,
with such force that one was driven into an
adjacent building, and the other passed
gracefully over the falls. Paving stones
several feet square were torn up and piled
in confusion on the street The water must
have been twenty feet above the bed OF the
river. The Nam street bridge wIthstOOd the
flood, although portion OF the buildings
erected upon it are swept away. IL is in 3
damaged condition, however, and for the
pr, sent impossible.
The damage done to the city Of Rochester
l. estimated by the best informed of its citi-
zens. at two millions Of dollars This we
should regard as a moderate estimate.