The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-12
River Intelligence.

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The Weather since our last issue mas Doon war snu
p,easant with an ALTERNATELY clear and cloudy sky
with indications of rain last evening" The River COM
menced svelline Yesterday and had risen about eight
,ao,o. Ia, o,,,ninv pusness on the Leyee was
inones up 70 last eNoHhk' Dusine'0 -, 20 ii
pretty brisk in consequence Of the number oil arr
yals but tho exports were very light Freight for up
| river ports Is plenty, ana tno rei'" e'' "'' '"'
freight she could handle yesterday -. an.
There quite alins ON IN ., s,,aVn Mo,o
and west, but rates are nrin VI 'no iO''0"s P"O'"
| tions;-
| p,rrspuna Cotton. sOc Molasses, 5Oc; Whisky
.Oc Flour, aoc; Pork and Lard SOc Pound Freight
~ UWIisly 4Oc per bril-; Ale, 3Oo; Pound
| Freights a012,c per hundred.
NJ d h sc nsr bri soyes DC RIe asa
AZ a rar bri To Fyansyile-Whisky and Off 4Oc 10
Csiro Whisky and oil, iOc; Pound Freights 20@25c
ner brl -'','
nocon etn 9oc mar Snndrad ma Horses SO per
head.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The arrivals yesterday were tno rOlSnu , from wa
bash River IN damaged condition lhe mouerauUr'
camo IN botb fulIv loaded The Lands. from Now
am aN' :" 'uy e. c -. ..s s-.i.,,
The Ohio No 2 got off for Marietta with splendid
triu inc,ndino Ioo bbas tobacco rssbipned off the
Tip lhOlu'lhs IOO hhus' 'oV"'0o iesiiPPou V 0
Sam Kirkman. The Moderator passed up for Pitts
burg after taking ON few tuns Of freight The Bay
City and Colons left for st. Louis with good trips.
The WenOn" got off for Nashville with 800 tun' Of
''ieu'' a,vAS,sos rpot ortp rxcuAScrs
obA"Ino' I., - ~ NOa Oon ,ih, -N.ns'ho
L0uIsViLLE-The Courier oil yesterday says;
The river s falling fast, with only seven feet nine
cnes me h wsHE TI " 1ha une % capt Sun ~ that
water or six feet in the pass Since Friday evening
FORTY eight hoursl the river had receded sixteen
hecnna ANTE warm and sutrv With sevsrai shnvers
of rain yesterday and the day BEFORE and prospect
oil more ia iast ,snI hrgnI o ,,o IT rai-,h,,d
men passengers on her who particnlaTly noted the
marks along the river, we learn that the river was
Sng ~ u,i p; pIiIS it % M vS * et 49,, ho CIU' i ~ az
fully three feet below tile highest point attained by
the flood OF last year. and at Baton Rouge and Bayou
is. yoo ,mo ""''i wa" '' 'O'i '''' o'o" 'e h'ou Vi
At the foot of islands Sixty-seven and Sixty-eight
lust above the Arkansas the river had been about an
where The rise this wear has exceeded that of Ike
| before.
ht% % %msmpnts Pills tne II IVer % was fourteen lnches peIow
Tar p,ycv v,nn,vNr,y Ion Sa,,,r,,,.
Can't Pinckney Varbie's new boat was launched from
| the shlp-yard oil Richards Brown the builders at
nroneeT 70 eayrv the cngneS formerv In ihc synt
| Moon and when completed be a complete job boat
ana Just th9 thing wanted IN this M mharoor. she WI
few weeks. She IS fo be bTt & by the entSrprise So o
Pinck. Yarble, and should be named PinCk, Varble
Ihe UniontQMwh ~ News news says tne pe nernon knocke'
ing a hole i'm its side with a spaT A twenty IdoIla
bill will cover it again;
hAIp uPmrnS pls vernon arrived RON a,s 81 houl
Cant Horton has determiued to Law her mn awhile
There are but few people travelling VEST except scat
| square nodded hind wheel rropeiIers,
| srp,urDs ,v,y,No
MI. nj. - 1,1i, 'i.o Iha ,'ip, a',Nu
for Pittsburg this evening The regular Tuesda,
rackat Liberty, Cant Rootb Iaa,,os for Wboc,ino a
paoAe' "'Ue,S O"p' DOo'n' ie"'o7 lor "he'hhg
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