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THE RIVER MISSISSIPPI Accounts from Mem
phis and v,cksburg are alarming enough. ne
Memphis Enquirer of the 2Oth says: Inc @ IlveF
opposite this city has risen about IA inches since
o'clock last evening, and is still rising fast 1t
has again reached the pavement on front-stree.,
above Myrtle, and six inches more "SGnu %a eau and


The vlcksburg Wing of Saturday, states that
the river is about as high as in 1898, and is only
few inches below the level of the lower floor oi
The brick stores at the landing, and IS still rising
The levcc in the bend above Nlcksburg Is eX-
pectcd to break every moment Most oi the plan
tatons between that town and the mouth oi the
Arkansas are overflowcd. The damage will DC
incalcuable. The loss on the cotton crop, says
The Wing, cannot be less than 10000 bales, ano
# the river should rise SIX inches more, and con.
tinue up three weeks longer, very few crops on
the river will be saved