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NAVIGATION, &c. AT THE NoRrH.-The follow.
ing items given in letter, dated Albany, April
5, received at the famous express Office of Living.
ston IL Co. -


Lake Chsmplam 10 clear Of ice from Burlington Il
Chimney Point, and through to g. Johns.


The Montreal papers announce psssage in the ice be
tween that place and Lapraire. The river still
The receipts Of produce at Chicago are free The
spring seeding is extensive in the country tributary
Chicago.


ALBANY. April 6.
The Bufilo correspondent Of the Rochester Daily De
writing from that city the 81 inst gives the
f,llowing extraordinary intelligence - a
An extraordinary excite ment has prevailed at Qnsen
ston and Lewiston tor the last three days The ice
sppeared from hero with great rapdty Such has been
s movement the fals Of Niagara accompanied by
strong north wind that the river had been CON
pleely blocked up. r..
The ice yesterday (the 2d) within mile Of the falls
forty feet hight In the rapid Of the ice every
hing the DOCKS and wharves at Qaeenstoh and Lewis
ton has been OFF with the contents Of the stors
near the wharses and the -four mill has gone with
The damage all round 10 not far from 800, 600


This all have the subject sThe above reach
"a here this morning by the Western mail The ma th
1ernoon west Of AubHrn has failed, that hsve
andrmation OF the news II il, am told true 10 every
spect III singular however, that the Buhlo papers
Of Friday afternoon. one day after the date Of the above
letter, are silent or the subject


From BAHTA.-The Almira, from Bahia, March
9Th, arrived at this port on Friday. The draughi
prevailed at Bahia AZ well Pernambuco and ne c
VI Bahia experienced the most intense suffernes
its fcs In the ntcrisr the cattle wers pershns
great numbcrs owing to the lack Of wsser and herb
age In political affairs every thing was tran1uilPh
Sun, .fprn7
CAssrus CLAY.-The Kentucky Repie,c saws this
gentleman has sent all his slaves 10 the south to be
sold TO the cotton planters