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ENPLosIoN OF WATER PIrEs-'The New York
Commercial states, that on Wednesday afternoon
portion of the pipe used for conveying the Gro
ton water through Canal street, between Greens
wich and Washington streets, on The north side,
exploded with 50 much force as to throw up the
pavement and the earth, from the line of the pipes
TO the surface, and to form a hole of about eight
or ten fee, square by five deep. The whole of
the pavement, for about sixty feet 10 extent from
the place where the pipe burst, appears TO be
loosened, and in one place, some distance from
where the main damage done. the stones
have sunk down as If some thing had cola psed be
meath them. The water rushed ont with great
force. and some damage was done 10 the cellars
of three houses next to Greenwich street, by the
overflow.