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TIE RIVER has solong been overdowing, that we have almost ceased to think of recording its stage or progress. For about three months it has been a turbid and destructive flood; without sufficient in tervals between the four several rises, to allow of any material subsistence of the water. Il has been rising since our last publication; and Is now thought to be stationary at height about eigeea inches be- low the high water mark of May It was reported, by boatlghich came down thcriyer yesterday, that fall ofsir iactes had taken place at Van Buren, The injury done to our river planters, by the con hnaed high water, is almost ncaIeulabIe in amount and much of it is irFeparabie in character