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SUMMER WEATHER AND NAvIaArIoN.-We were
yesterday in the midst Of warm, June weather. II
has carried off the snow and the ice and opened
all the streams and rivers in this vicinity. The
Hudson is open to Albany and steamers will begin
to run regularly in day or two And the Chesa
peake and Delaware Canal is free for navigation


The Troy Wh,g Of Monday has the following
paragraph; -


The ice broke away yesterday in front of the docks,
but stopped below the city The water has risen
feet and is the whsrves in many places. The Mo
hawk Is running out quite rapidly.


The Hartford Courant of the same day has the
folio wing -


The melting of the has caused q considerable
rise in the Connecticut and the heavy rain OF yesterday
and last night will undoubtedly make farther rise to
day. On Saturday night and yesterday the
about eighteen inches and last evening sxteen
above low water mark The ice moved on below the
bridge yesterday and went out OF sight but probably
stopped ut Pras cry the old ics IL crowded togeth
there In great quantities started several times above
the bridge, but made very little progress A contnu-
ance Of two or three days OF warm weather will
lease IL,