The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
THE LATE STORMS.
WIND, RAIN AND SNOW.
DANGER DONE NORTH, SOUTH
EAST AND WEST.
TENN Ess EE.

TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, April 9.--The rain storm
last evening was one Of the heaviest for
years. All railroads running into Nash.
vile were more or less damaged, parts OF
them being washed away, but all will be
in running order Tomorrow. No mails
were received to-day, except from Louis.
VILE, when the mail due last night and TO.
night came together.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, April 0.-The frcshet in the
river continues, but the indications are
that II will not materially increase. Ice
is coming from above, and passes down the
stream without obstruction.
The span Of the bridge beneath which
the Troy ferry boat was fastened gave
way to-day with crash, carrying tn.
stern of the boat to the bottom vi the. riv.
er.
RoNpour, April "a severe thunder
storm, accompanied by heavy ram. oc-
| Cured here Tonight Reports from along
the R"ndout and Oswcgo railroad show
that much damage was done to the track
by late iains.
SARATOGA, March "a portion Of tn @
Schuylerville bridge, over the Hudson riv.
er, WAS carried away last night by a
break Of the ice. In the Hudson the ice
was of enormous thickness AMI weight.
KINGSTON, April ga break has oc.
cured on the Delaware and Hudson Gu.
nal, two and half miles above lock No
and l6 feet below the canal levch 1t is
estimated that it will take zen days to re.
pair the damages.
OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS AND KENTUCKY.
CINCINNATI, April .o.-The damage 10
the railroads has Lot been exaggerated.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton,
the Ohio and Mississippi and the Indian.
apolis and Cincinnati and all roads using
their tracks are running regularly The
| Marietta, Little Miami and both Ken.
,ucy roads are unable to run. The Pan
Handle trains run over the Cincinnati
HAM lton and Dayton road, The Louie
vile mail line packets carries passengeri
on the Short Line tickets. One hundred
aud twenty-five loaded coal boats wer,
torn from their mornings, mostly on the
Kentucky side of the river, where they
were placed for safety. The rise in Lick
ing was without parallel aud tore then
loose. Over |, 100000 bushels OF coal ur,
gone. II is not certain how many ar,
lost. Steamers have gone down the rivel
to gather them up. Wrecks of severa
burned and surken steamers were washed
away. That If the Champion Aoated un
der the suspension bridge and sunk.
WYOMING AND COLORADO.
' OMAHA, NEB., April 9-The wors
. snow and wind storm of the season
prevailed throughout Wyoming and Col.
or'do from Saturday evening until this
morning. The storm commenced on the
line of tho Union Pacific about seven
hundred miles west of here, and extended
eastward distance Of over four hundred
. miles. There is reported to have fallen Mt
: Cheyenne about two feet of snow. The
I storm caused u temporary stoppage Of the
trains on the Union Pacific for the di..
=. lance mentioned, and also of trains near
Denver. The weather has become again
pleasant, and trains will probably run
regularly tomorrow. There is no DELAY
= OF freight or passengers ut the Missouri
river bridge. Loaded freight cars for the
west are running direct y through without
transfer