.Menap]sis. Oct. 23.
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 The River.-TRe Mississippi river has risen ten or twelve feet within the last ten days. Steam boats are passing frequently, and Flat boats almost con stantly; the latter well freighted witf almost every variety of up country pro duce. Business of every description is rapidly recovering its usual aspect; and trade Beginning to resume its wonted life and vigor.-.4dpocate.

 Cholera.-rOn Thursday asst the steamer Constitution passed down from Trinity, having on board ten or twelve cases, (Done ofwhich were landed,) and reported seven deaths since she Jeff Trinity. On Sunday, 2lst inst. the steamboat Freedom, also from Trinity touched at our landing, having on board seven cases, one of which, (Mrs. Irons,) was landed and immediately conveyed to our Hospital, where she received every attention, but in yain--she died in about l2 hours after landing. Eight or ten deaths occurred on the Freedom, before she arrived at this place. =

 As yet we have had 10 local case our citizens, however, manifest mulch alarm, many of them making nasty pre- parations to take up temporary resi- dence in the country, until it is ascer- tained whether the disease will spread in town. We hope that our country friends will not cease to visit US, so long as we enjoy a perfect exemption from this distressing malady, as there can be no danger until our own citizens are at. tackled, and immediate notice of the fact, should it occur, will be given.--!b

 Ger. 24.-Choefaw .Nation.--Majo, Armstrong, the agent for removing the Choctaws, has arrived here from ihc nation, and informs us that about 2, 300 Choctaws are nov on their way to this place, and will probably arrive on the first of November. Arrangements are made for their immediate transporta- ton across the Mississippi, and their final settlement on the western frontier. It is supposed that between7 and 5000 will remove this fall.

 We also learn from Mai. Armstrong, who passed by the Chickasaw Council of Treaty, that up to the 18th ,,ltimo, the day on which he left. the Treaty had not been finally ratified, but the prospect was still fattering.-7in.es.