, 1865-03-22

fears were entert lined for the Cumberland
Valley Bridge. Nea,ly all the railroads Gen.
tcrlpg at Ha' f1shurg are obst,uc'td BY the
noed, the tracks III many places being sub
merged f. N three to four IeGt. 4 rep'rt was
current that the bridge over the SusquehIn-
away. late dispatch rays the Cumberland
valley Bridge Is still standing, though the
wafer is still 1is:pg egainst 1t. L larger nor.
t1an u 1he lGW. aud eastern end Of the t>wa
has been sutmc'ged Many families are mov-
ing TO more e1es ated positions, Itseens we'll
Junta'a at the junction hss gone down. The
ore sll stopped.
4 dispatch ON Eastern states Tint the
Delaware and Lehigh Rivers are ut flood tide.
The ie1mer is over twrnty~six feet above low
Tater marx md Is still rising: But little
Tlsc e. about twtnty-iTo feet Of water in
the Leh1gh River. It Is reported that the ca
nails were materially damaSfd, but He have
not yet 'eeeiyed any reliable intelligence.
still another dispatch, da'ed the same as
above, stotea that no trims have passed
through Harrisburg from Pittsburssha b or Phtla-
delphfa for the last twelve hours. The lower
part Of Harrisburg Is completely under water.
Much suffering has been created among many
psrr families who live at Middietown and in
other villages along the shore, clear to CO.
1umbta. The destruction Of private property
and snfe ring among individuals is immense.
onencI,s, an5 tha fn.n.aas III ~ e'b c,,,r Xii
the lumber stocked at Marietta, Columbia
and Midaletown has been swept away. Tele-
graphic communication between Harrisburg
al d PhttauulA,, closed at IL o'clock, aud the
probabilities are that the line has been washed
away. =,
~ Sonnee Ilon, ~ u'hy oo ssAteo ..nls ,,a aue
~ nun4pE Inn w u tue snsquetaauna Ise1,
aS ,of |e ean1aon nn ,us 3enet h1st ssaH haa
hau ta'.. s,.oda ~ , ~. ues1e .a,hns hou
ns reen maoe On aeeount ol Ing colo maiasI. Ut:
~ I've 1 91ssr ou meu9esuay last ~ns ha Ivy ha a
!Qa es;s l., unus. ~ otnee taen .ne,s L. er5so
r., nouu u .nS 5tseaus Wnens9 e. ~ tas thnt
ao hoa, pn su i ~ " 1 u , l., that
rs@ion 4s NJ en '>'a4']'4'''' '41.s. oD' 49, >A'''
TIE LOSS IN THE Oh. REGIONS.
The loss property on the creek, up the
river and at Oh City, will amount, without a
doubt, to two millions Of dollars, and this
figure Is mere likely to be under the amount
than over It: The principal losers are as fol
lows; McWhinney 81 Marshall will lose :, 500
barrels Of ot1, and several thonsa empty
tarI Ic]s: Fisher & Bro Goo barrels Of oil
and 3 COO empty barrels; Wm. Ha1dcrman,
LOCO barrels Of oil md !, COO empty barrels
Mckelvy,- Miller & Co., 500 barrels Of oil
and 400 empty barrels; Cochran &
9At.t N4AIue5A1i " AAAsc1p N9utIk AaAWOEtu,
J. Gallagher, Pennock, Ball & Co., J. Por-
'1sons, g. .. Long d Co., stockdale & Conklc,
Duworth q Ewing, Shirk 8 Co., Lockhart q
Ffe". Burgess q Co., are also among the
plhclpal i3sers Ut @ ~ City, Theie losses will
tnn !loin w 70 ~ partels OF on, ana many
N nanes: T., as Is o.: epty natfes eacl; Consider;
ap:c u u pa11G4s loaSeo Ill tut euoe5 1ormeo
GROUND 3ne 9heas ana warehouses, "a end may
eSenSua1ly ue s1sco. dAousatias oi oaffcls
, aie mus mlSeo @ Up ana noated togethef, and
NIL 1eq1rre mncn tt1ne 10 % assort tnem; "a; Inc
eleallel oInaa "as l1e oA'y ooat ~ W Clty,
anu sne Was run Up nposs tne mouta Oh Ihe
c1ceE, ana escaped WITHOUT any damage: iae
steamer T., beile IS NJ Sfa4kHa. sale. as IS inc
toe bf9naht also. Inc II Cla!5e IS a. En,iln.
ton, ana tne river li1m tnefe Gown Is lnA OF
1ugs anq steamers: al OF ~hl;h are sale.
me f1eepolt .Aaneauet T. u otoken, ano
Gne ol ing spans gene; 1 iae otnef, river
oio$es are unaJuseo. me pllnclpai loss
M WI oe on 81 1ne Greek ana fl'et, among INC on
Wells: Az oi those On the HATS VII! De over
moved ana nlleo up Nlth sana aad dr., r.
eulouP ~ mnhy cAses, 70 aouot, IN tneir a.
st1uct'en. i ne qnantl:Y OF % oio ~ supposed TO
&c C. a eMept on Is esslmated aVVo barrels anu
u enh1y raf1els, maag o1 Whlch WILL De
P4ste4 W lelcaltel A1one tue sn9lc. -,
M P1,y te Gonfisaea int ,a o. mmse, md-