Correspondence Of the Fountain.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 3.


MEssRs. EDIToRs: The tide, which | informed
you in my letter Of yesterday still high contn-
ued rising during the day. and by nghtaIl had COW
cred several Of the lowest wharves, sweeping of,
believe, some small quantity of wood from one Of
them. The merchants generally, took seasonsble
precaution to preserve their property from injury,
and had il entered the stores, which it did not, no
damage would have ensued "A c '
Tidings have arrived at last Of the long missing
barque Meteor, Capt, Richard Janney. II appears
that she is total loss, and that the captain and oil
his crew, save two who were picked up, have found
a watery grave. The Meteor was almost new yes
sell Of Baltimore build, and one or the hsndsomest