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Carolina. On the accliviiy of considera- ole ? mountain Ia spur of the Phnnix) about oo yards from creek of the same name winch washes the foot of the mountain, a discharge ot water from the clouds struck 'he surface ot the mountain and swept every thing in its way to the creek, includ- Ing large trees, and rocks weighing at least couple ot tons. Scientific men who have slnce viewed the scene, have conciuded mat It was produced by the bursting of a descending 'oater spout. The native moun- taineers say that they have seen such oc- eurrences 2 TIT heretofore, and they call it the falhng ofa cloud.