THE SPRING FLOOD
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TAs damage by the recent floods and breaking up of the ice in different parts of the country has evidently been much exag- gerated, There has been considerable loss of property, but not near as much as was at first reported. The damage at Buffalo was first estimated at D to Sl00,000 It has all ready dwindled down to S3O,000, and the Buffalo Commercial now says, that it is the opinion of good calculators there, that it will not reach S20,000. -.4i5aay .4rga,

 The Pennsylvanian of Monday remarks ::

 ''We have nothing further of interest to add to the information already given in rela- ilon to the recent great freshe, on the sns- quehanaah river and it's tributaries. The damage to the public works will not exceed S35,o00. To private corporotions about S4o0,000, to counties about $50, GOO; and to individuals, sum which we have m means of estimating, but which We think half million of dollars would no. cover.,