The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-28
River Intelligence.

The Weather has been clear aud pleasant since our
last report The River continues to rccede steadily
at this port with plenty of water for the largest class
Of steamers
Business on the wharf Saturday was moderately nc.
tive, and with limited offerings to New Orleans and
| st. Louis. We quote, viz:
i0c; Flour 2oc Pork and Lard, 3Oc.; Pound Freight
| l2!S@l5c. per 100 lbs.
Notwithstanding, 4Oc. per bril-; Ale 35c; Pound
Freights D@25c. per hundred;
Whisky and Oil soc. per bril-; Stoves, &c; Rie aSS
lc per brl To Evansville-Whisky and Oil, zoe 10
CaToIWhisky and Oil, 4Oc.; Pound Freights, 2O@25c
NEw ORLEANs.-.whisky 4Jc.; Pork, 35c; Flour,
| head.
| The arrivals since our last include the Arizona
Ida May, Glenwood and J. G. Fremont, from Pitts
burg, all fully loaded The Euniee from Wheeling
passed down for Louisville with light cargo The
departures were the Jennie Gray, Defender Diamond
Marengo and Goedy Friends, for Pittsburg all deep
ly loaded with freight The Queen of the West got
of for New Orleans with splendid trip. The Pro.
gress cleared for Wabash River with $50 tuns of
freight. The Sam kirkman cleared for Nashville
and the w. III. Langley for Memphis with good trims
The Dr. Kane, Arizona and Ida May left for St. Louis
crowded with people and freight. The Glenwood got
of for Nashville yesterday, loaded to the guard The
Resolute left for Arkansas River with splendid
trip.
Aho hlcnudlci hcy west ana CrenlOna
due from below, and the Clara Dean and New Mo-
nongshela from above.
BY telegraph from New Orleans we learn that the
steamers Ward and Republic had departed on Satur.
day, and no arrivals
From our exchanges we have the following inter-
esting items
PITTsBURG.-The Dispatch Of Saturday says:
The weather seems 10 be veering around toward win
ter Yesterday was cold aud gloomy, and apparently
hatlng between snow and rain. The river continues
about Al stand, II any thing was rising slowly yes
terday evening; there being eleven feet large in the
chanhel: On the wharf business was tOerably brisk
and fair amount Of freight was shipped, The oniy
arrivals were the gheyoit from Wheeling, and the
Endeayor from louisville. The Clara Dean got away
TO LOUISVILLE with hne trip, and the New MOnonga
hea, also well hlled for ST. Louis and the WissoIIr
River, The Aurora has hung ont her shingle for the
Billing up and will soon be ready 10 leave for New Or
leans Those who know the officers need no further
recommenIation Of the boat The fleet of boats al
the wharf has thinned ont considerably during the
last week or two. The tOwbOas are nearly all away
with their trips, and the departures continue to ex.
ceed the arrivals somewhat; The rate q freight on
pected, however, that the fall will be temporary
LOUIsyILLE-The Courier Of Saturday has the fol.
lowing:
The river was still swelling little yesterday, lust
about Two inches IN twenty -four hours, with forty
feet seven inches water in the channel below the falls
and anticipate that II will be falling to-day The
weather has Turned cold and very bOisterous again
and cloudy, which may check the threatening frost
igon blightng the blossonng fruits and tender veg
citation, = q. M " -
At Commerce, Miss, the river was rising, and
nearly equal 70 the Hood Of 5s, with the evees in
lact bnt at Monphis, yesterday, as we learn by dis
Patch, y had again commenced rising, and a Hood
rising. "'N
Lower Red River business is reported dull.