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MORE OF THE FREsHEr.-Los, Of LIE
The Philadelphia North American has letter
from Northumberland, which states that the
freshet on the North Branch was higher than
for 60 years. Three bridges, the Cattawissa,
Danyille and Northumberland, are gone, be-
sides others on the Pottsvlle road The Ber-
wick bridge is also believed to have been
swept off. Three persons were drownedin the
West Branch.-Mr. Fulmer, the storekeeper
of the Union Company, his son, and the clerk,
Mr.. Grundy. At Danvlle great injury was
done, and the water up to the second story of
MANY Of the houses. The Rolling mill had
stopped, as its machinery was two feet under
water, and the canal so injured that it would
not be repaired before June or July.


At Buffalo, N Y, about $780, worth Of
property is destroyed. Some 20 canal boats
were demolished, and several STEAMBOATS, great
ly injured.