More OF tho Freshcts.
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FROM Hills N. II. fotIlot, llarCn I0J


On Saturday evening, the ice opposite the state
House. in the Msrrimack, went out quietly 10 the the
Dol,hwss Ths started large Jam q Ice. which had
lodged mile or two up the rivsr and about O'Clock
Sunday morning, il came down With rush. carving
above the river banks and moot Of the timber hes been
secured, somewhat damaged The bridge can probably
Monday, another large body Of ice came down, much
broken up and without doing any additional injury We
noticed very little timber in the riverowing probably
to the water not being high a. 10 usual when the ics
breaks ur.


From the Utica Gszsttsl


Five bridges within the bounds OF the Corporation
carried away by The reshet in the village Of lhs
ca The premises on both sdesiof the Cascsda creek.
Parts o the buildings attached to the furnace prsPsy
Of v. Conrad on Six Mile Creek are swept away. The
ws.sr a. s inlet G ~ss & - nss Desn e
store, lumber &C. house and barn the paper mill
property, on Fall Creek belonging to Mack, Andrus
Co. were entirely swept of.
[From the Albany Atlas March 2sl


The ram of yesterday which continued nearly all Of
this morning. has produced another reshet in the river
has reached many Of the stores and i still rising
although not rapidly ss in the earlier part Of ,he
The rain storm was varied last night by . thunder
shower, with repeated and vivid lightning.


From the Philadelphia North Americana
Harisbursh Tsssrsph j: informed by the SLATE Tres
surer from the best information Obtained the ds-
will require expenditure Of about hundred thou
sand dollars 10 repair -and not to exceed hundred
and eighteen thousand.


This together with the Of ON them
at the Of the season. the Telegraph thinks
will render the payment Of the August interest very
not prepared to concur In this opn
ion.


We have every confidence in the energy Of Mr.. Snow
den the State Treasurer and believe that notwthstand
ing the untoward results Of the freshet the August
terest will be punctualiy paid.


Pennsylvans has enjoyed too much sarisfacton the
past TO suffer her credit relspse into the bad
dition Il formerly held II must be maintained st any
and every sacridcs.


From the United States 0azstts1
thSrs ID quite froshot In the Delaware in the vicinity
Of Trenton and Tears entertained for the safety
Of property along shore.