The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-11
EvANsvILLE.-The Journal of Saturday says:

rather light. The Potomac. Empire City, Harmonic,
Hudson and William Baird passed down, all well
loaded.
EvANsvILLE.-The Journal of Saturday says:
The river rising slowly at this point yesterday.
business on the wharf rather dull. Weather clear
aud pleasant, with northern breeze.
The members of tho New Albany Cornet Band,
who lately took trip 70 New Orleans and back on
steamer, magnificent gold-headed cane, as testi-
monial to Capt Ms kindness and attention to them
during the trip.
From the St. Louis Democrat, of Saturday, We clip
the following:
The river has been falling very slowly since our last
issue. The decline inch in nine or ten hours
The Missouri is at fair stage, but falling. Tho Up
per Mississippi is falling from Keokuk down, and
stand above. The weather is fine again, but rather
cold. Business continues pretty brisk ourlanding,
and it is the same all over tho city.
The ice in Lake Pepin is about twenty-four inches
thick, and quite sound. On April I'd about fifteen
inches of snow fell on the ice. Burbank & Co.'S line
Time and Tide and North State from Red Wing, at
the head of the lake. to st. Paul.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
The Moderator, Poland and Jacob Poe are an
nounced for Pittsburg to-day. The regular Monday
Packet Ohio No. q Capt sayres, will leave for Mari
eta at five The Caledonia, Capt. IL. Prather,
is the packet for Maysvile at noon to day; Clerks
Shaw and Worries in the office. The splendid low
pressure steamer Jacob Srader is the mail-boat for
Louisville at twelve N. to-day. The Forest Queen,
Capt. Dan. Conway, leaves for Madison at the same
hour; Clerks Parker and Sanders are in the office
The Wenona, Capt. Barclay, and Kate French Capts
Cafray and Howe loading for Nashville The pret
ty steamer Dunleth, Capt EnyArt, is loading foI
Nashville; MeRsrs Wilson and j. G. Enyart are
in the office. The Hickman, Capt. Byres, is loading
for Arkansas River The Glendale, Capt. Bugher
will leave for Memphis on Thursday night, her regu
lar day. The Progress is the only boat loading fol
Wabash River, leaving tomorrow; Capt. Johnston
IL in command and shippers will do well to patronZC
| his fine steamer. The j. W. Cheesman, Capt
Ketchum is the only boat loading for St. Louis in thu
Express line. The fine passenger packet Lebanon
Capt Williamson, will leave for St. Louis this evening
| Clerk Parker will make passengers at homo in he
comfortable cabin. che Bay City and Colona arr
also announced to leave to-day. The n. w. Thomas
Capt. Dublc is the next steamer for New Orleans il
the Express line, leaving on Wednesday.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
| ARRIvALs-L Lancaster, Maysville; Kentucky, Madi
son; DR. Kane, st. Louis; New York, ST. Louis: Swal
| low, Parkersburg Progress, Wabash; Jacob Strader
| Louisville; Bostona, Portsmouth; Jas. Wood, Pitts
burg; Alma Pittsburg Bay City, pittsburg; Lebanon
Pittsburg; Colona, Pittsburg; $. America, New Or
leans; EuniCe, Wheeling.
DEPARTUREs.-Lanca ,Mlaysve; Bostona Ports
mouth; X, Valley Kanawha; swallow, parkersbnrl
Jacob Strader, Lousylle Kentucky, Madison; .Ja,
Wood, st. Louis; DIR. Kane, Pitsburg; Alma, Ne,
Orleans; jesse *. Bell, New Orleans; SwlZerIant
New Orleans; Tennessee Belle, st. Louis; Now Yori
Pittsburg; Eunice Louisville.