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RIvER.-The recent heavy rains have brought our River up to the highest stage, and the foamng floods are now rushing over the bend opposite our city like young sea. The sudden swelling of the streams has for several days cut off inc channels o communication with the adjacent country, which in some directions wholly impassabie. .s,fl

 We hear of many accidents consequent of the sud den rise of the waters. fine horse and his rider, a boy belonging 10 Col. Hayne, were swept away on Sunday night fiom the watering place near the wharyes tn this city, and both drowned Severn valuable teams from he country have been lost Tn floods which have inundated the roads. The damage on some of the plantations has been extensive. The largest class boats can now go down with full reights which will perhaps sligh, decline in the mar ket-[ Montgomery Journal.