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lG The steamboat TELEGRAPH, Capt. BRAIN
,ED which left this City on Saturday morning
reached Albany during the night ensuing. thus
raising the blockade of that ancient metropolis,
which had been thorough tog the preceding two
days, owing to tie heavy rains OF the week, which
had rendered the roads 1infathouablc, broken up
the Hudson and Mohawk, ovcrIowcd the track Of
bridges. No Mails or other advices from North
East, South, or West, had been received since
Thursday The arrival of the Telegraph was
therefore theme of hearty and jus, congratula-
non She encountered no solid and verv little
floating ice on ilca passage.


The Telegraph left Albany on her return at 9
o'clock yesterday Monday morning aud reached
this City about - las: night, having been detained
slightly by floating ice but seriously by running
upon submerged unfinished pier at Coxsackie
and breaking several buckets out Of her starboard
water-whccl. Farther down her stnrboard boiler
>prang u eaI; ard nearly cxtinguishcd the fire.
and good part Of the passage had to be made
with one boiler. But nothing occurred to mar the
comfor, or diminish the satisfaction of Capt
Brainarl's boun,iful and constantly increasing list
of passengers, who must have numbered 300 when
they reached our CITY Those who left Albany
with the Mails by stage Saturday morning
post-hnstc for Ncw-York were taken on board at
Hudson; those who left az! EridQy E,rcrc missed





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Inc ie'esf'ph Proo"o'y Cleared ; 'ooo Dy hcf
"1--al any fate' We nope So Inc i'ivcr Is now
clear OF all oit al'tle dr'i' 1ce which Is hourly
el'ain>hins,


among our lciio" passengers dawn were .'eSsrs'
r fRAShl.is' #lueA'H. JONES ana M2cLAf OF inc
Legislature.


