, 1869-10-08

-. 1o1 =. eust " &9sou "&s cafTle|l away and
portton Of rho town. 1t u c1ttmated that thc
total damage to property will reach nearly J3looo,
TEE FLOOD IN HDCtvuLL
TheIe were repos11 Of sezions ioss BY the lood
The sn'ps'c dan hid bean carried sway.
George n Ba7holomsv, -. received Lat
st.tSsinnx No following despatch from HnlJoke:
ii5H n 1sef q .s.ss e ne dam Il oeloe md
h1kfH1 DAhAQ1 u 1AN1nKsrxH-
tn1aasG nMahSnfs!aS, a, OCT ION the etreau running
eao9es eesn as,s sa1s NM, a. axs
%s: ise dsns ss & H. {; Glose q Mnis % oeap.17 e.
Bunee; noodlng ne alf msnutactcsy of cnsae9 y
nnmat Mn1aet sad destroying the paper mills Of L
nshss noaen sons, snd doing immense damage Ia
aeop OF = 1norais ID gone, bestaes the reaeFroIr.
sneI snHs 10 aaa bridge aaa ne m's OF nu,ixsd
a@sae a5s m ;ss n,,
4aneoeater 4at Il es'tnased u s1oe.oc some houses
YER sstpt away with ther inmates, but III wczr
. raox r1Alsru1x
I1A1EslI1E, Oct 4-At Pla.uvll}e the requs-
uuek hset Y tao feet higher than etcf bclore
1og1, ard other dttstA.
kT1p aisE At WATERBURY. .'
=, WATERWAY, Oct the S1uExsuck and Msd
Immense amount Of damage 10 9n!* city. Two
len Wete drowned In Mad River and one Ia re-
Pof!ed drowned IN the SAuRltuck. Tnfee stone
a9cd 10 considerable extent, The Saoraiuck
leen I'M t,sn. W, nn.. aar ~. .Seas nase
s'~"' NV"--An. .oe-e. w. .0o.e AN0 o'''"'
Warrington and Vicinity.
Fro1n Tie HdsAingtan Star, ttt. l.
The heavy F2in storm which commenccsl herr
Sst ,s} 1IDs sna ,nsSs .ne T. hare
was very severe, apj Ia IlaltJmofr. Jours' Taii,
Lu.st It's banks Apd tho scenes laat yesr were re-
fhts .,ctri,y tho ram VA uuofeccdcuted tor ia
TIE rREsREr TN rnx rIsxn.
The fool. .hfitlge orrt The IlbrT Il / strcct WIZ
cnY11cd AwaJ. u also tue stouu aud hficE strtic.
turc al + sIFcet INC hr1dgc at Jackson aacY was
hlmt ,IE Oclock the who,, rr.c,vs of m.
eevt nth 1eluct WaH calk., OH 10 70 IL thr a.ss.
innce OF tho IAmlIloa 10 lurtyt coari. ncar irnu-
liz Oyr, 1uwtn and ,nsJc inn ina cnnr; .nd ~ -
1sscuo tone of ,no xn,nrn md cnt6,rn ~ hca 70
crsu wrse ungeti 10 wade up 10 their nacts
Fap,l!es we5u cxtrlrl m nScxr t,f ,uf.fv ali in
obe or instanccs ,t,c Srmo7n; ~, c1,rem.i1 ru
hnzarros.. Mons II ihs henses VEIN nv noasca ea.
Amy il ibn noo.i. IL ibr crIjsrs on III aycnnc'
Ia ~ c,i F1rsi mi Hutsn sirct L. tin Nnt.f rn,&
quite lat, usi 1oon iary wtrc 1tfcd. rae s6sn.
ove.tOwn i'll tic ,oruaits Sssty cn3orcS n.nic
gst ava, NitA their furniture, '>e''s'
Tie huusea 90 the hanks uf The canal s,eswccu
MAlJ!At i and Maine aystuch wcrr ttotlet ~ ntsO
tho nun wortn nf Mrrs1, i'rrr 4 S",rs, Of, NaiMs
s'-rs'r, urnr Tn'rd strrct. preventing any work
TLfro cot11na we,c washed down tho T,t,or md
ladRtta nes1 Adahh' experas G1cr iupporlts tho
he, p. which probably Herr wa,hcd from some
nK.rnkS SWIFT AWAY.
Thn hr1dRta on Stkctetnln strrct, he,wcen |.
Atti y. L. irtwtrh T~tht.rth shtt Tnrnt, .nrst
between a,tts~ntt, nnA Seventeenth. and Mss4a.
fhusett1 aschur, rttwcrn st4tecuth and Seven
tsenth. Metc carried away. MID taat on l. between
b-d:y damaged.
nhtHea f1horEn.
amer aa.k lat night, TIN branch entering tho
NV ~ ERatu s1Tcet, 1hl pastlnX down It ktFcet,
commenced 70 re, ana ~ . clocA tbs wustE hSl
osrf1owed the trdee n ftytLth street, covering
curing the hight and the houses Oh d ssreet ~; u
NV Mnle o. tnoso on Eighth. hAd thriF lowl1 nto-
ties nuoaed. caaslna the lnmatts 10 take 10 their
werr also flooded.
GREAT FLOOD IN ROCK cRzEx.
-, Ine storm IN Geosxe1o~n was quite heavy, and
on lee line OF ltoek Creek Lyons mtlI-datu md
bridge we're swept entirely AWE and The tlAmazeto
a uni ne soe.e The1s 9en y est y
Mill Bridge is swept away enstrely, and lehces,
ture AZ ne way down Tho Greet, hare been swept
On AT. DoWllpKt Line Ilna were enttfcly SUB
MeiEes. n water, and + Ia Impossible to ascer-
tN'H s.'S WEE 40 JEt+ A4G wan Vp4kcut lul3
nlolplnK, 10 throw 900 barrels Of tine into tile cut-
1rnI iof Tear the neat would fek IRE to bis buIld.
lnEs above the ra!eE. Mr.. Bowling lost cousidet-
ahls Eood Sid al'o1t s 6W bushels OF eack Ell lime.
1he 0AmAge " Castleman'A aud Eode5A ume
works Eas also teavy. CasremanN loss OF lime
Wss hot 70 Rrtat, but the damage TO hts buildings
EaA quite heavy. The buildings here caught IRE
from the line, 6nt tne Gre WAS soon exiting
without much damage. GodeJ's lime works were
Cleaned ouf, and in hts efforts 10 save hts buildings
he lost more lime than Others. Loss In lte about
EGo0. The canal compauy's mud msEhtpc, ani tbs
mud machine belonging to the government, were
swept duH The creek and oTes Tie oam tnto the
river, nEd haTc not bcGn hear,t OF since
This morning colorrd man, named Frederick
flnckereon, Ee1ton 10 Christ Church, GeorxStuWn,
while Engaged In catching DRIFT wood at Paper Mil
hltige, accidentally fell and wns swept down
the current The last seen OF him Ea4 ahtlnt ta,r,