The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05
River Intelligence.

The weather yesterday warm and pleasant
with the usual amount of dust on the Wharf The
River continues to recede rapidly opposite this port
with plenty of water for the largest class of steamers
Business on the Levee dull. For st. Louis and
Pittsburg there is very little Offering with fair
trade for New Orleans and Nashville.
FREIGHTs.-Rates are firm at the following quota
tions:
PITTsBURG.-Cotton, 5Oc. Molasses, 5Oc.; Whisky
ioe; Flour, 2Oc Pork and Lard, SOc. Pound Freight
NAsHvILLE.-Whisky,3 3Oc. per bril-; Ale, 25c; Pound
Freights, l6@lSc per hundred.
6E TO RvansyfileE and oii, c. 16c.. 10 To
WHISKY and OIL 4Oc.; Pound Freghts, 2O925c
oOS NET s,Co 0GLEaSsTwhisky, {so PORK, Sc; Flour
per head
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The Switzerland, Lands and N. W. Thomas are in
from New Orleans, all fully freghted. The Ohio No.
3, from Marietta, came in with n paying trip. The
departures include the A. w. Quarter for Kanawha
with good cargo. The Kate French left for Nash
vile with good trip, including 900 feet of lumber
and &c horses The Parkersburg left for Parkersburg
with good cargo. The Montgomery from Louis
vile, arrived at New Orleans yesterday. The Mari
ner Rochester, Reliance, Belle Creole Anglo Saxon,
and r. d. Hamilton, are due here from below, and
will doubtless be found In port this morning.
GLEASINGs FROM OUR EXCHANGES
Courier Of yesterda
AS the river recedes the Third street Bridge will
require the attention Of the proper authorities as it
Gfats tne appearance OF being in awretchedy dap
the 81 foot ways, and otherwise damaging it.
from Fort Smith to Little Rock, and from four to iive
Rhe adE s won from
packet Between Napoleon and Ttes Rock reE FL
place Of the s. Tucker the latter having taken the
place OF the sunken Arkansas In the Adams Mail
Line. Inc lllchuan was aground at Bentley'a Rnr
twenty miles above Little Rock. O'''
arrived from Memphis, Yesterday that boats 60
ing d%1 below find great difficulty in delivering way
almost impossible to put 1t out IN account Of the
At Cascyyille, Monday, the river was rising at the
rate OF half an inch per hour, and the larger portion
., At shawneetown the river rising rapidly, and
me town oyerflowed with the exception Of narrow
Tle rise from the Wabash had about expended II.
SELF AT uniontown the citizens anticipated an over
EvANsvILLE.-The Journal of Wednesday says:
The business on the landing was much brisker than
usual several boats having arrived from Green River
The river continues TO rise slowly
MEMPHIs-The Memphis Appeal has the following
in reference to a storm in that region:
We learn from Captain Booker, of the Roturn.
which boat arrived from Little Red River yesterday
region Of country ON Monday night ever known in
that latitude Tho largest timber was uprooted. and
S M P4o.Hsap g1
literally torn to pieces and the roof and upper works
were blown away three hundred yards into the woods
ST. LouIs.-The Missouri Democrat of Tuesday
says
Rain began to fall very heavily early Yesterday
morning and continued falling during the entire
goods In store, tarpauine thrown over the freight on
the wharf, and business was at stand-stiil. From
ho protuseness OF the rains, rise Is expected here
The Missouri Is rising from some point below 81
Joseph, o anu It y supposed that rain has fallen on
River has been falling rapidly, and the MississppI Il
falling below Kcokuk. Yesterday it fell an inch
Wish %r Archie boTsS wSSa' until IT, lately eEs Of the Ed
Falls City and also taken his place in the paFs. oce. GE Mr
Seudder has left the river, much 70 the regret Of
life of farmer He will have mSnV Sooa Hisbes
while cgitiyting hissplendid farm in Marion County
STEAMERS LEAVING.
The Hastings, Mariner, Anglo.saxon, and Ro-
chester are announced for Pittsburg this evening
.."..The Regular Thursday packet Ohio No g. leaves
for Marietta at p. NJ. ....... The Bostona CAPTAIN
McLain, leaves for Portsmouth at l2 NJ, with the
mai-"".The Lancaster Captain Connor, leaves for
Maysville at the same hour..""".The fne passenger
steamer Lghtfoot, Captain Frazier, leaves for Nash
vile this evening, with a splendid trip. Her
freight and passenger accommodation are No
!. Messrs Metcalfe and 0'IIara are associated
In the ofhce.."".The Pocahontas, Capt. REILLY,
leaves for Arkansas River this evening. g......T Tho
splendid steamer Memphis, Capt. Bugher, leaves for
Memphis at p NJ this evening Clerks Dean and
Mechling are in the ofco,.......The Ohio Belle Is
the Exprcss-llne steamer for New Orleans leaving
at 10 A. N."".The W. I. Maclay leaves for St. Louis
this evening, with splendid trip.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVALS Switzerland, Landls New Orleans
Forest Queen, Madsonj Telegraph, Louisville; Cal,
edonia, Maysyllle; Ohio No. 3, Marietta; N, W
Thomas, New Orleans. ~ =" .