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NAnsow EscAPs.--Mr WILLIAM P. OFFICER and isdy of this city in attempting to ford with horse and buggy stream swollen by recent rains. knowA as the Alum Fork of Saline River. and which crosses the Hot Spring road. were swept down by the current, the horse drowned, and the buggy up- sst and carried away Where they entered the wa tsst the usual place of ordng 1t was fS feet deep. and 50 abrupt that when the depth of the water was discovered it was too late to get back. When com pesd by the sinking of the carriage to leave 1t Mir. ofReer who is an expert swimmer instructed his wife to clasp him by the shoulder and thus succeeded in reaching the shore with her. So swiff was the current that it took him down some fifty yards. and In this periioas situation when grasping an over hanging willow to aid him In landing. they were immediately carried under and hs was obliged to Iesss his hold Nothing but good swimming and great presence of mind could have saved them from dsownns. rhs buggy .he asy ssss.=:Eaa. ss.: ssasa somewhere below lodged nearly bottom upwards. upon log, aperfect wreck and stiii attached to the body ofthe horse. The trunk torne loose fromii iay upca the bank still further down where 1t was lsft by the falling waters.