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ALARMING FLooD.-The Vicksburg Senti- nel of May 5th, says:

 "We regret to learn that the water is con- ming on us in torrents from all directions. The Ohio, Missouri, Upper Mississippi, Ten nessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, and all the tributaries above this are full to overflow ing, and are coming down together there is every prospect of an overflow far greater than that which inundated this country in 1928. We advise our friends on the river to get their houses in order, for we fear they will have to take up their abode on the hills."

 UNPLEASANT PERDIcAMENT.-The Journal ofCommerce relates the following "On Sun day mornings a man went to the pump in 7th street by the Tompkins market, and just as lifted his hand to pump, the ground gave way beneath him and down he went, pitcher, dirt, paving stones, and all. There was an outcry .sand some people went SO near the crater more dirt was broken off: yet after all, the poor fellow could say that he was not dead so rope was let down to him, which he fastened to his body, and was drawn out, much in the condition of Putnam when he was dragged out of the wolfs den by his neighbors.

 DEATH OF SIR CHARLES BAGor.-The last Kingston paper announces the death of Sir Charles BaQo late Governor General of Canada.