.,u,truI Tnundation OF the Country OF the
FHs Rhine.
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no are named 10 learn from the SctnetTo5i OF
,;.r;ty that there has been most extensive ana


,,ny Aood upon the Rhine. Owing TO The intensity o
E."t,r immense masses Of snow had Accumulated In
I-,,rr Rhine country plel,ing Of whc has caused
ss,oorable caIam!tles 10 Cologne the streets along ~
,r are said be under water, which, at the cate Oh NE
1fr-ss;iOn, CMaich 5i) ha> reached tns lower S'' az
"a. sill rising a., -,


e only communication between the streets on ;he bank
.b, liver and the higher parts OF the town. was IN tkS
o. the opposite side Of the river the town OF Deu'Z was
ary overowed, the part that escaped forming al Island
n garden the same side OF the river the up
s branches only OF the trees were visible The whole
x country around Cologne is Tspfesen.ed as IN similar
o,oor-;he dkes broken down. aud the frSnful ceva-
,.oa continually the increase. Such food, 1t said,
"a, not occurred for nearly two generations.


Great appYehensoDs entertained Of suffering from
.tty Of provisions diseases and lack OF employment for
.bs poor


psyclent wanting 70 mitigate the Immediate suler
nS Public eating houses were opened for the destitute.
s Of cost and provision made for the supply OF the M
yrs..ing wants in respect ofclohns and habitatIon.


The foed s said 10 extend from the borders Of Swzer
,,d 20 Holland Vast numbers Of eas5nry had lost every
thing life. Those who escaped to the high grounds near
were beginning suffer tor the necessaries C life. Even
where they had rescued their cattle 1t seemed Il W."
oay perish by starvation, for the uncommon
srg.h severity of the had nearly exhausted tue
whole cootry OF m stock Of fodder IL feared that he
food had destroyed seriously injured the crops IN 'e
groQnc while the deposits Of sand would prove Vef u-
favorable for the summer crops These fears are We n2
exaggerated IL groundess, "a 20 the winter ahc summer
crops bu, the present distress from such Calamity can
not but be extremely severe.


In the fortified town of Cobeutz the water had reached
the PORTFOLIOS OF forfca;ons and passengers were
lxrded from the steamboats,, over the ramparts


Half Of the city Of Dusseldorf was under water The
y-ea, manufacturing Of Hlberfcld situated small
branch Of the Rhne, has also suffered severely.


heavy calamity has as we see, overtaken the whole
valley OF the Rneone Of The airest portions Of the earth
There Is no who had visited that favored reo
whose does not az the recollection of is beau
ss The food has laid II desOlate, but It's natural
"A, shottr
hope fo restoration 10 its former prosperity and beauty


Eve, Mirror.