The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-05
River Intelligence.

The Weather yesterday was cool, with an alternate
ly clear and cloudy sky with Indications Of snow or
rain. Tho River continues to rcccde slowly, with
sixteen feet hence TO Louisville. business on tho
Levee continues dull and with light offerings for any
port we quote, viz. .... ltI.t ..t. o..
PITrsnuno.-Cotton, SOC. Molassos, 5Oc.; Whisky
49, Flour 2ge Pork and Lard, SOc; Pound Freight,
NSsnSiiLE Whisky oOc pcr bril-; Ale, s5c.; Pound
Ereis9ts, lSdglse. per hundred -. ~ ,oo.
whisRs and 6i SSc fSInb psr br fFssss stsoSss @ a
i0c per bril- To Eyansylo-wbisky and OIL iOc 10
CaiTo7whisky and OIL, iOc. Pound Froishts 2Os25c.
NEw oRLrANs.-.whisky 45c.; Pork, 3Sc; Flour,
c Bacon, ctc., l5@2Oc per hundred; Horses $40 per
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The arrivals since our last include the r. y. Sass,
from Now Orleans, with full load, and the Martha
Putnam, from st. Louis, with flno trip. Tho We
mona camc in from Nashville with good cargo, in.
cluding $50 tuns pig iron. Tho Endeayor and ST.
Louis arrived from Pltsburg route for st. Louis,
with full cargocs; the st. Louis got of last evening.
Tho Liberty, from Wheeling, in on time with
fno trip
Tho departures were the Ohio No ?, for Marietta,
with fine trip. Tho Belmont and Orb got OF ior
Pittsburg With fair loads, and the Lightfoot, for
Nashville, had good trip with engagements below.
Tho Lady Walton cleared for Arkansas River with
fno trip .t.s trI..
GLEASINGs FROM our EXCHANGES.
LouIsyILLE.-The Courier Of yesterday says
The river was falling Saturday, but rising slowly
rains Of Friday night and Saturday, On the Falls
last evening there Ave foe nine inches water for
river had rsen about three inches but was
at stand during the evening, with prospect that
would rise last night The weather last evening was
clear and cool.
TnE YAzoo RrvER.-The Yazoo Banner of the 25th
say the river within four feet Of tho highwater
high water e In the FSishstcSe and YaisSSshS rivers
At Vicksburg, on the SOth ult, the river was few
Col Whites above That broak is fully one hundred
The ]. q. Cline has been sold at Memphis to J. t.
sheIlsy for the Vicksburg mail trade Tor slOOoO-a
The mississippi at vioksburs was reported within
four inches Of the hghwatsr mark of last year and
BY our dispatches we learn that the river at Memphis,
ty -four hours. . 0.'I I-I'. I-.
On the 18th ult, the river at New Orleans was one
slowly owing to the great amount OF water that is
drawn of by the creyasse above Vicksburg.
STEAMERS LEAVING TODAY.
The Argonaut, Capt. Briokell, is announced for
Pittsburg to-day. The regular Tuesday packet Lib
crty Capt. Booth, leaves for Wheeling at five p NJ
The splendid steamer Boston, Capt. Wash. Honshall
leaves for Big Sandy at five NJ. The fleet Bostona
with Capt. William McLsin in command, will leave
I for Portsmouth at twelve N. with the mail. The
Lancaster Capt. John Connor, leaves for Maysville
from the foot Of Walnut street, at to-day; CLERK
Jenkins will make passengers at home in her nea
| cabin. The low-pressure steamer Jacob Strader
! Capt. c. II. Dittman, is the mOboat for Louisville
at twelve NJ. The Kentucky Capt. David, leaves fol
| Madison at the same hour. The splendid light
| draught steamer Hudson, Capt Ridenour, being
nearly loaded will cast loose for Nashville at four p
N. Clerk Devnney will see that passengers are com
fortably roomed, and the trip made most agreeable
| The Wenona, Capt. Barclay, is also announced fol
| the same port. The splendid sde-whcel steamer
Genl Pike, Capt Scott, will clear for st. Louis ant
| the Upper Mississippi, positively, tomorrow, at
I'm. Those very popular gentlemen, Messrs BowerI
and Sedan, in the office. The W. i. Macay Capt
Bachelor is the next steamer for st. Louis, il tn,
| Express line. The Pamela, Capt. Mason, is alsc
| announced for St. Louis. The Wm Baird, Capt
| Dunning, is loading for:the Missouri River direct
she leaves oday. TheFred Iron Capt Attenborough
is also loading for the samo port. The Memphis
Capt Bughcr, will leave for Memphis on Thursda,
next, her regular day. The SusQue hanna, Capt. o
c. Williamson, is the next steamer for New Orlean
in the Express line. Mart r. Fisher Is the Clerk
| this fine steamer.
| ARRIyALs.-Forest Queen, Madison; r.. +. Sass
| New Orleans; Telegraph, Louisvllo; Wenona, Nash
Nille Martha Putnam, st. Louis; Endeavor, Pitts
| burg; St. Louis, do; Liberty, Wheeling.
DEPARTUREs.-ForcstQ Queen, Madison Telegraph
| Louisville; Caledonia, Maysyille; Ohio No. 2, Mari
etta; Belmont, Pittsburg; Orb, do; Ightfoot, Nash
yille Lady Walton, Fort Smith; st. Louis, st. Louis