New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-22
TIE SPRING FREAAETs.
RISE IN THE HUDSON At ALDANY-ALL TIE
DOCKS suRMNhGkD.

| RISE IN THE HUDSON At ALGANY-ALL TIg
DOCKS SUBMERGED.
ALBANY, y. Y, April 2l.-A frcshet nearly
equal 10 that caused few weeks since by the breaking
up of the ce has resulted from tie .G els Of tie warm
weather upon the the north. te heavy rains
OF Tuesday and to-day and considerable destruction q
property has occurred along tie lire ~ the railroads
leading into this city. Ia this els tie rivcr las sub
merged all the docks and the Steamboat square,
Two CT tho strccis; ana business m these
I Tssc bI u tc ersS bnSPs a ~ S % c S
during The day, Passengers b. the WORK heats To-
day lad considerable difficulty IA getting ashore. nd
were finally "a dcd by s4h'I huiis Tue Anai ~ on
gers who took the Troy boats were unable ~ lrt. 4
10 llsc mp 10 thlS evening 3ut y - BOW nrl&4 -
at stand-5til. All persh.ho gods itNHt
has been sustained 10y the merchants along the doris o."
tire Central Railroad the Track more ~" feet Hr
press trans aud tie Boston aud Nry-Yori Mai tur..
from the East, have bCcu driahed at this unIf. 30
trains have left to-day, GA the Ccutrd R'u9, s".,
oclock IN me moIhlHg, am ho,s nave arr
since O'Clock p. "a. The trains on The Hudson -
road have met with 10 interruption. bur he w1tef.f
Ing on the track \ Land Slide on the Albany aid
Guehanns Road, feE miles wet 81 Aeic. hI, o'>ih
the trains on thar road The water AZ Troy Is csi' eel
above Tie OrhuNly d'cks aid ihe mali 81 ~ 4t'!
Boston Road l. submerged Tor The met tnr. Tb,c p
and the occupants Of the lover portion OF ire GO, 80
suffering muen iueoRycu'enCe. No serious loss L re''
reported
TIE FLOODS IL NORTHERN NEw-rOPK-DAMS
MILLS, AND HOUSES CARRIED AWAY
PoRr HENRY, \. y, April 2l.-Ensign Pon.',
At the head Of Mn Brcok, eight miles from tbs r"
gave way this morning TIE food also carried away
Gadvn's snv-mn end the dam miles below NJ a.o,
Hiram spral ics sawmlll aud dam mi, !arihcr down
~ Moriail Centre. The Town Clerks u!ir' "oodluhs
cabinet shop the pJSt ice. Edgerty's aail ahl s't'
together with Alcsiman's Darn Wes1 all swept '%1N
Warning having been gwen % tbis point by Nf b'tF
wia whose mill was hfst destroyed, al i.e good, -
the store a, ho!;ah Ccatre were saved ihc Na er
still undermining McSmGn'S sorc aud d IS feared 'ht
it will be carried away. FWtiGr down Balto'S ,'".h
nnls Wcro all earned away. ~ tao brds"
along the washed ava.
At Port Henry, VIII c Is az the outlet o. the brook &
water OVelh OwCG the banks, and strpcA Out ih ~"
village doing great damage TO the uuhGislcd 'ioa1'
Lake Champaign, Whitehall aAd Pia tsb1Igh hSitos"'
while tho men body OF The stream on rs way 10 tlc S-V
swept away the support 70 the High Bridge ana also,
large part OF tho highway. Il is thought thedanaGe WI"
exceed s5e0co.
RISING OF THE CONNECTICUT RIVEk-INIhH-
KUPTION OF RAILROAD TRAVEL
SPRINGFIELD, April Gl.- The Conaecucut
River at this city was H.. feet above low water mark Us
afternoon ana is SIN rising No serious damage ye.
rcpoT CO. though the dwellings In the exposed petitions OF
tho city partially sdbmci ged aud deserted alOau
travel between BYattcbvIo' ani Fellows tMs Net.o'
Interrupted AMI the trains now 20 Oy way Oh N'e"e'
New-Hampshirp.
UNPRECEDENTED RISE IN THE ST. LAwRENCE-
FAMILIES SUPPLIED WITH PlofisioNs bi
BOATS.
MONTREAL, April oi.--Thc river stu! continues
1, rise and the untlol already exceeds That OF ltoS
Proy.ins arc being cent In boats TO 'ames ving On
~: lcvls Tho amount OF suheng is very great
~ an r mo ln ~ Ffc is fero; cd IL mas TaaSe 3fS
hrayuy slpcc yesterday tfSn.hS'