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TIE RIvER.-When cur paper went to press, last week the River was rising and it continued to rise, with increasing and fearful rapidity, until Monday morning. when it had reached within about tWo feel of the great rise of 1883. Since Monday morning it has been falling This rise has been very destruc- tive to property, this city, and below upon the Cotton farms. Our esteemed fellow towns.nan, Mir. Woodruff has sustained heavy losses on his property, just opposite this city. The planters below have had their Cotton Crops materially injured, if not wholly destroyed; and will be unable to replant, for want of seed, after the waters have subsided.