rREsHET IN THE OHIO RIVER.
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CINCINNATI, DEC. 14.We have here to the deptt
Of eighteen inches The fcshot tho Ohio still continues
and the lower part Of the river is entirely submerged We
hear generally Of great destruction Of property but the de-
tails have reached The water every where around
very high, and the tributaries of the Ohio sweed to
an unusual degree


CIscISNATI, DEC. l5.-The waters Of the Ohio have
now swelled TO the highest point attained during the great
flood Of 1892 and the lower part Of the city entirely mum
dated At least five thousand families have been rendered
houseess by this disastrous hood and great distress must en-
sue in consequence.


THE ALLEGHENY ISUSnlrEp.-For some days past, says
ton of the country and rivers have been swollen TO
unusual heghthighe believe than at any period since
1892 and one foot higher than the 18th November


We scarcely doubt that much valuable property has
were yesterday twenty feet OF water in the channel
the Monongahela