The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-27
GLEANINGs PROM OUR EXCHANGES.


The river was still swelling yesterday, with ~
feet water on the Falls last evening, During the
previous twenty-fGur hours the river had risen
twenty inches at the head of the Falls rather loss
than was anti 'ipated, but quite heavy rise on big
river river The weather was rather mild, with a light
shower IN the morning, cloudy at night, and proba-
sOID'I%o learn from the Memphis Appeal that the
Admiral, lying at the mouth of Wolf River has
changed hands. Capt. Pete Fleming has sold her, It
pSSes in SaP h %n White heR RTe
trade. The price paid by Capt. Barnett has not
The trial Of Robert Durry the engineer Of the ILL
Isled Sol: Cr9ssman, vas to commence before the
We learn that Capt John j. Roe has purchased
one-fourth Of the steamer Hiawatha. She will take
Outrageous AND DIsoRAcErUL CONDUCT OF On
cINNATI PILoTs.-We learn from Captain Gould, the
packet Post Boy, which arrived from Pttsburg Sun
day, that he was most shamefuy treated at Cincin-
name ofPiiot Association When he boat landed al
Cincinnati, Capt. Gould engaged the services of two
the others attempted TO drive them on but, With
the and Of posse Of PolisH the Captain sueoeeded
scared away. Captain Gould also informed us thai
Of e fs d P%sd %n hi aS d
tSip wanted M 70 sink her @s he had no pilots on board
name OF the city to be abused and permit such acts
TO go unrebuked?
ST. LoUIs-From the Democrat of Monday we
clip tho following:
On Saturday and yesterday the river rose three or
evening, when we took leave of the levee. The
weather is dry, warm and delightful. Business on
Saturday was very brisk: and Throughout the week
sippi and the Illinois both rising, and tho Missouri
also, according TO latest accounts.
On Saturday the arrivals were numerous-On yes
terday less so. Those of yesterday were the Mariner
and Martha Putnam, from the Ohio.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
The Poland Capt. Gracey, and Economy Capt
BeltZhoover, are announced for Pittsburg this eve
ming. Tho regular Wednesday packet, Parkers-
burg, Capt A. Mcdaniel, leaves for ParkersburR
this evening at five p M."..The Caledonia, Cart. j.
H. Prather leaves for Maysville noon to-day with
the mail..... The Jacob strader, Capt Dittman, is
the mail boat for Louisville at twelve M......The
Forest Queen Capt. Dan. Conway, leaves for Madison
at the same hour""..The Lehigh, Capt. Skunk, is
the Express.ine steamer for st. Louis, leaving to-
morrow .....The Glendale, Capt. Bugher leaves for
Memphis on Thursday next, her regular day.".....
The Wenona, Capt. Barclay is loading for Nashville
The Prma Donna, Capt. Ford, leaves for the
Missouri River this evening The Monarch Capt
Williamson, 10 loading for New Orleans, and will
leave this eyening'...The Tecumseh is the EXPRESS
line packet for New Orleans, leayingat fourP.M.
sTEAMBoAT REGISTER.
| ARRIyALs.-Kentucky, Madison; Lancaster, Mays.
Telegraph, Louisvilie boston, Big Sandy BostOns
Portsmouthi Parkersburg, Parkersburg; JaS Wood,
| St. Louis.
| DEPARTURES. Kentucky, Madison; Lancaster,
Maysville Telegraph, LOnlsyillei Boston, Big Sandy
B9stona, portsmouth,; Liberty; wheeling Progress
| RIVER j. o. Fremont, Pittsburg Jas, Wood Pitts.
! burg Argonaut, 81. Louis.