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Rssx N raE MIssrsstrrf.-ws regret to learn ky ths Afk4nsas No. 1, that this river was still rapidly swelling. and nothing was expected bat a disas,foas overflow Macy plantations on the taaks were under water, and at Napoleon il was np b the side walks. and breaking through back oi the town. We are informed by gentleman tkat the rise ispriDcipaEy from the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers. the upper Mississippi, at the lime of bis leaving St. Louis, was low The Ar kansas has reached high stage, and rising.