The flood on the Delaware has been
the highest ever know n. Iveigle's bridge,
twelve miles below Easton, came down
and carried away three arches of Centre
bridge, oa the Jersey side. Taylor's
bridge went oil' entirely, before they came
down, ami likewise half of that at Vard
leyville. The Canal at Envinna broke
over its banks and carried away a state
bridge near it. The Tinicum AcqueduiU
''I'liere will he few closed eves
At Nt
t w Hone, the
water v
four or live feet higher than
i'it-r In f,.n hniiwn. :mil w-iit.:.. :i
' .iitii 1 1" luri'ii
inches of the brielne. It stood four f. et
deep in front ef the biiek tavern. The
lar wheels luuli bv the stale to A,.,! ,l.
canal at Well's Tails, are both eone. The
I.oek 1'aetory near there, has escaped,
with little i ii i n i v. Houses. har'n. saw.
,;n.. i . -
ni.icusiii rrrainatul liav, w ere swept
:dono- by thetenitle torrent, 'which carrietl
dismay and distrueiion in its train. Ceo.
Till, a store-keeper at Outre liridse,
was on the part that went oil'. Hc con
structed a llo.il of phink ami pushed aw'
in-ill uiu vvictlv. Jl
11 Itltl'lt!)! -I I I 111. X....
