A correspondent sends the following We, in Albury, have not suffered quite as much as people in other parts of the province during the inclement weather of the last few weeks, although the climate has been more suitable for a Laplander than a New Zea lander. Last Saturday week the whole country was covered with snow, varying very much in depth, but about the township three in ches. After one or two fine days it com m enced raining again on Sunday morning con tinuing nearly all day, and again on Monday coming down like a waterfall soon after dark. On Tuesday morning the rivers wore all flooded, and the trains much delayed owing to the formation being swept away between the Cave and Sutherlands. As a ballast gang was near the spot, the train got through nndor two hours. The Tengawai was not nearly as high as it was in last year’s flood, but other rivers are higher, especially Rocky Gully, whore a man was swept off his horse in at tempting to cross, and had a very narrow escape. A very large amount of damage has been done to sheep and lambs, especially on the ranges, whore the loss will bo excep tionally heavy.
