The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-09
River Intelligence.

The River continues to recede slowly, with fully
fifteen feet water hence TO Louisville. The Weather
yesterday was cool and cloudy, with indications of
snow rain. Business on the Levee was dull, with
light offerings of freight for ST. Louis and Nashville.
| For Pittsburg and up.rlver ports there was moro
freight Offering than for soh1o time previous and the
Silver Wave and Commodore Perry had to refuse sew
eral large shipments.
FREIoHTs-with fair offerings for New Orleans, we
quote, viz:
PirTsBURo.-oott soc. Molasses, SOc.; Whisky
4Oc; Flour, @c Pork and Lard, sOc; Pound Freight,
pEr soc per bril- Ae 2sc Pound
ST. EcbIsg w Pound Freishts, zoe. per 100
Whisky and ~ OH SOC FER bTl Stoves, Phi & Ale aSS
CaiTowhisky and Oil, ,4Oc; Pound Freishts, 2O025c.
NEW oRLEANs.-whisky 45c; Pork, sSc Flour,
2Oc Bacon, etc, l5@2Oc per hundred Horses $40 per
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The arrivals were the Com. Perry and Silver Wave,
from st. Louis, and the Judge Torronce from New
Orleans, all fully loaded. The Boston, from Big
Sandy, and the Kanawha Valley, from Kanawha ar
rived with good trips. The departures include the
Silver Wave and Com. Perry, for Pittsburg, loaded
to the guards. The Pamela got of for st. Louis with
good trip, and the Pocahontas, for Wabash River
had l'yht cargo The Jacob Poe, Jas. Wood and
Joe Oonn, from above, and tho New York and Dr.
Kane, from below, will doubtless be found In port
this morning.
By dispatch from New Orleans, we learn that the
Pacific, from Louisville, and the j. C. Fremont. from
Cincinnati, had arrived on tho 7th.
0LEANINos FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
PITra,URa.-wo have the following, from the Dis
patch of Thursday:
The weather yesterday clear, and, had it not
been for the clouds Of dust flying in every direction
wharf business rather dull ciierings all points
Orleans, and the Clara Dean, from Louisville, are in
With fair % TTS nm Gg I PSI 2 sG oH % s9d Ss
ures yesterday were tho Alma, to New Orleans, and
j. II Conn and jacob Poe were detained BY the high
wind on Tuesday evening and did not get away until
yesterday morRiug.
LoUsvnLE-The Courier of yesterday says:
The river was vt about a stand, or rising slowly
last evening with six feet eight inches water the
Falls for steSm69as an, S, During the previous twenty
Of the Falls, with nine feet nine inches in the Canal
Capt. Lamb, Of the Alvin Adams reports the Mis- Mis-
sissippi at fearful hight though falling from Holes
The The ST. Francis, No. IS coming mil this fsDS way from
NJ emphis, with load Of cotton for the East. She
Re dS Sg Rs Ras s at
flood hight, and was higher at Nashville than 1t had
titles of lumber.
EvANsvILE.-The Journal of Thursday says:
Tho weather yesterday was .remarkably fine and
The Eiate Sachet came out of the Wabash with a
good cargo, and was expected to leave again last
The Greenville arrived from Green liver with only
taking and expecting freight shO left yesterday.
From the St. Louis Democrat of Thursday we clip
tire following;
rhe river was .noarly on stand yesterday. 1t did
not fall over four inches in twenty-four hours,
Wea ther very fine and business brisk.
Cart. Harrison has bought the Atlanta from Capt.
Villa I'd for Ss00 and will run her regularly Cairo
and Pi sducah. The u S steamer Mink arrived from
the S 5 c o eS anbs
boat for Bort Smith. The Arkansas was over its
was asrou nj below Browns Landing, waiting on the
Violet to gllten her OF Small pox had made its ap.
havoc The deaths by it averaged two per day, and
panic had beg IN. The The Missouri i reported rapidly
aground on Bal timore Bar.
Sta AaERs LEAVING TO. DAY.
The New Yorb and DIR. Kane are announced for
Pittsburg to-day. The regular Saturday packet Swal
low, Capt William 49, leaves for Park,rsburg at five p
M The Bostona, Capt. William M:Lain, leaves for
Portsmouth at no. on to-day with the mail clerks
TAYLOR and Harbin in the office. The Lancaster
Capt Connor leaves for Maysvile at twelve NJ, from
the foot of Walnut street. The mammoth Jacob
Strader is the boat for louisville at noon to-
day. The Kentu, ky, Capt David leaves for Madison
at the same hour. The Wen ona, Capt Barclay Leaves
| for Nashville this evening, The Kate French Capts
Caray and Howe, is also loading for the same port
The Tennessee Bell Capt Stone leaves for St. Louis
this evening. The j. W. Cheesman is the next boat
for St. Louis in Il le Express Line The Glendale,
| Capt Bugher, will leave for Memphis on Thursday
next, her regular daT The splendid steamer Switz-
erland will leave pt sitivey for New Orleans this
evening. The Jesse X. Boil will also leave for the
same port at four p. M.
| STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVALS Com. P,'r7', st. Louis Silver Wave,
, Forest Queen Madison; Caledonia, MSysyilie Tee,
graph, ,Louisyille; Boston Big Sandy; Judge Tor