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LOSSES BY THE FLOOD The Concordia Intelli-
gencer Of the 18th inst. draws gloomy picture OF
the disasters attending the great rise in the Mississippi
That paper saysSo Ia have been able to learn up
to the present moment nearly the entire surface Of the
two Arkansas counties has been fo0deda the back and
interior lands Of Carroll parish, say onehaf the
tire aurfacenedr one half OF MadisOn-near onehaf o!
ensas onethd Of the eastern front Of Catahoua and
Franklin taken collectively, mostly in Franklin OF the
interior cTopof COncoIda cannot as yet offer proba
bic estimate several places making three and fosr hun
dred bales are half flooded, and the water gaining on
them rpdly, as mast continue TO do until positive
and not reported fall takes place low down the Mis-
sssippi az Natchez.


The actual loss up to the present date on Roundaway
Vidal Alligator and Mill Bay Gus 49,. % 800 bales.


On front OF forty miles in Boliver county,


Mississippi, near. ;. 20 coo bales.


On ChOcaw Bayou parish OF Tensas, over 2 900 bales,
Tn Lake st. Joseph and Lake Bruin, parish


Of Tensas, and vicinity Of Hard Times land


ing ...,.................. 3 600 bales


In parish Of ConcoTdia about 500 bales


On ten niles Of southern front Of Chicot
county, Arkansas. ........... I 600 bales


This is but partial estimate but shows the damage
and loss In the particular vic mites named


The direct loss is IMMENSE but as yet no probable est
mate Of the entire amount be given. We have made
arrangements Tor collecting the details from the mouth
Of Arkansas the mouth OF Red River One Of US will
attend personally and With to this matter in order
hat we may vouch for its correctness


Estimates Of the loss Of cotton by the food on Red
River, Arkansas, and the Mississippi heard made IL,
New Oleans asf wee< as varying from one 10 four hun
dsed thousand baltshe result We anticipate will be in
he vicinity OF the aiterbut the facts shall be suppe
as early ~ practicable.


The ultimate If. Of this terrible visitation be
yet more calamtous. Thousands ruin threaten
them in the face OF the lair promised short
time since, and want known where Of late plenty was
and dark despair has stolen many hope away.