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5-The river commenced on Sunday evening
rising again, and on Monday and Tuesday !, rnse
moro rapidly than for some time previous. Tie
swell was. however, comparatively slight. The
.Eseline' in coming down from Fort Smith ran
upon some logs. where sho lay for two or moro
days. The swell brought her of on Tuesday
morning, and taking in considerable freight atths
city she left. Tusday evening. for New Orleans
On the same morning the Arkansas Mail and the
Lucy Long from below, arrived at the wharves,
or banks rather and dscharsing their freight left
the same day for Fort Smith.


W The Lucy Long did no. ascend the river
higher than Fot Smith, but returned to this city
on Wednesday evening and left for the mouth
snme evening. The Arkansas Mail left on
Thursday morning for Cincinnati.