The Louisiana Floods
The Philadelphia [?] of the [?] [?] date A[?] 10:—The [?] Lower Miss[?] and its [?] from the spring [?] [?] are reported. The c[?] on the [?]…
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The Louisiana Floods
The Philadelphia correspondent of the Times writes, tinder date April 10:—"The usual troubles along the Lower Mississippi and its bayous from the spring freshets and overflows are reported. The country on the west side…
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IN our last we promised to deal tenderly with the Editor of the Queanbeyan Age, who, in his last week's issue, attacked us with awful fury, because we had said that…
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By the latest accounts from the valley of the Mississippi it appeals thai, one-fourth of Louisins and a great portion of the neighbouring State of Arkansas are under water. Two thirds of the…
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By the latest acconnts from the valley of the Mississippi it appears that one-fourth of Louisiana and a great portion of the neighbouring State of Arkansan are under water. Two-thirds of the…
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During the raging of the storm on May 25, a number of people in the Hackney Marshes and the neighbourhood took refuge at the White House and the White Hart, Temple Mills. In the gardens of the latter house there is…
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DURING the raging of the great thunderstorm on May 25, number of people in the Hackney Marshes and the neighbourhood took refuge at the White House and the White Hart, Temple Mills. In the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Jessie Trim. [The right of publication hw been purchased by the proprietor* of the Sydney Mail.] Chapter Xxviii. the Storm Brbaks
JESSIE'S moods were sufficiently variable and perplexing to cause me serious uneasiness, but I had no suspicion of what was in her mind when she spoke of Uncle Bryan and his religious opinions, or I should…
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By the latest accounts from the valley of the Mississippi it appears that one-fourth of Louisiana and a great portion of the neighbouring State of Arkansas are under water. Two-thirds of the…
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Great and disastrous floods have occurred in pennsylvania. Pittsburg and Alleghany cities are inundated, and the loss of life is appalling. It is ascertained that over 200 persons have…
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Great and disastrous floods have occurred in Pennsylvania. Pittsburg and Allegheny cities are inundated, and the loss of life is appalling. It is ascertained that over 200 persons have…
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During the raging of the great thunderstorm on Slay 25, number of people in the Hackney Marshes and the neighbourhood took refuge at the White House and the White Hart, Temple Mills. In the…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →The Great Flood in Massachusetts. (From the New York Tribune, May 18.)
THE shocking catastrophe, of which our columns contain the history this morning, is by no means the worst of its kind which modern times have witnessed. The similar disaster at Sheffield, England, in 1864,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The of Collins Graves. an Incident of the Flood in Massachusetts. on May 16th, 1874
No song of a riding down To the raging fight from Winchester Town; No song of a time that shook the earth WIth the nation's three at a nation's birth…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Telegrams This Day. Dreadful Murder in Victoria. More About Madame Goddard's Letter. Archbishop Vaughan at Wollongong. Serious Charge Against a Police Officer. Threatened Flood at Forbes. the Scuttling of the Mail Steamer Jeddah—all the Cargo Damaged. Dbowning of the Murrurundi Mailman. Yass. Friday, 5.57 p.m
The squatters, at a meeting held here to-day, condemned Mr. Dangar's Cattle Sale Yards Bill. The Police Sessions were held to-day in the gaoL Senior-constable Hudson, under suspension…
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A TERRIBLE storm of wind and rain has prevailed at Nevada (says a telegram dated the 25th of July,) on the overland route during the past two days seeming to expend its worst fury in Eastern…
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A terrible storm of wind and rain has pr vailed at Nevada (says a telegram dated the 25th of July,) on the overland route during the past two days, seeming to expend its woret fury in Eastern…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Extracts From Papers by the Mali. America. a Fearful Flood. Over 200 Lives Lost.—appalling Sights. Pitttsburgh, July 27
A MOST destructive storm swept over this city lat night. The rain poured through the streets from the neighbouring hills, and the Union Depot was inundated with water from three to four feet…
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Pittsburgh, July 27.—A most destructive storm swept over this city last night. The rain poured through the streets from the neighbouring hills, and the Union Depot was inundated with water from three…
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A MOST destructive storm swept over this city last night. The rain poured through the streets from the neighbouring hills, and the Union Depet was inuudated with water from three to four feet…
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