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Ref q Rcd riper.-T'he following para graph is copied from the Alexandria La. } Gazette, of the 10th December.

 Capt. Shrere. his gentleman passed here few days ago, on his way to the raft, which will form the scene Of his operations during the winter. Ltis difficult to speak too highly in commen1ation of his enter prize and perseverance. On reaching this place, the water was at very low stage, and the falls were considered impassable for boats of the very lightest draught. = Capt. Shreve, however, with that energy which has heretofore characterized hini, succeeded in taking his three stean-boats over the falls. when the water was actually one foot less than some of the boats drew. So that he may be literally said to have dragged them over by main force.