Grat Flood in tb, Ohio.
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Every tributary of this river c, become full from the reeeat heavy rains, and the most appalling &C., sosnfs have reached us of tke ruin and disaster which have been eaused by the overflow The wa ter s said ts be higer than it was in the memorable evsr1sw Of 1882. and houses are inundated end swept away to an extent never before known. In Louisville the buildings upon Water street were deep h the water upon the first foor and clothing stores wcsese,aged, and the greatest distress prcvsiled- Tha current whiried by with saeh velocity that stesnboats were unable ts Iaad and obliged ,e seek soe ether point In Cincinnati, large part of the city, in the south-west. was completely inundated. "stsamheass," says the Cincinnati Gazette, of the l4fh, "were then putting Water street a. the june ten with Main, fastening their anchors on Front ness sycsmsre street. At the crossing of Carr and eth ssreet the water was in the corner honss.

 "A boat down from Pittsbarg yesterday morning, reported the water pouring wildly out of the Ale sanny and Monengahela. Another in from Wash iAgtsa Iast evening, reported the river extremely hgh there, and still rising fast letter from Ka- nsNha received yesterday states that there was a, the tins of writing immense freshet In that ri vef.H