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WESTERN RIvERs.-At Wheeling, on Thursday,
there were twenty-five feet water in the channel,
falling.


The "Cincinnai G1zctten Of Tuesday, says: The
Ohio Is pouring out food and the water Is coming up
rapidly upsn Cssillys Row. At the western corner II
was about four ards from the curb stone last night We
lear food greater than have experienced since 1882
The rain has been pouring down in all directions and
every stream Ia full to oveAowing. Reports from above
represent the main rivers enpyDg into the Ohio with
tbs wildes kind OF swell.


The Columbus (Ohio) +" Journal' of Tuesday. has the
following We learn that nearly oil the rivers and
etreams In this section OF the country not throughout
the whole west are very high at this time The Mus.
kngum higher last week han has been for several
years. We have not, however, heard of any damage
done TO the improvements, as yet The sco.o has been
unusually high for nearly week past In all probability
the rain that has continued here for several days has
tended over a large surface Of country.


The Lc cuisville Journal Of Monday says: The rain
has heen pouring down since Friday night with but little
intcnssion, and there are signs yet OF its ccasng
Tho river 10 very high and rising last that il will no
doubt reach the curb stones Commercial Row tomor.
OF the most elevated points the levee From
present appearances the water will be higher than il has
been since the memorable over flow of 80.


Pittsburgh, Thursday, the River had IL feet wa
ter in the channel.