The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
River Intelligence.

Tho Weatber yesterlov ,Das mild and poa.ant with
indications OF rain last night The River has risen
about two feet throe inches since our last and
is still swelling slowly Ii was but five feet from the
curb the foot of Main street when we left the Leyeo
last evening business WINS moderately activo during
the day. but in consequence of the crowded state of
the wharf, boatmon had a hard time In discbargiug
their cargoes. with limited oaering. To 81 I'oui.
and New Orleans we quote froiehts as follows.
piTTsHuRG. .-Cotton. sn.. MoIassas. ,ac . \vbisly
tOc; Flour, Sc; Pork and Lard, Soc Pound Freight,
iE,saioo; per luy WEE, ips: ,o,
Freights gl6ia5c per hundred. '' INV wv" o"''
st. Lou1s;-Heayy Pound Freghts, 2Oc. per 100;
M nsE ri Inu To o QUO PEr pp SIoves, 22c A1e 3So
Caro-Whisky and Oil ioc; Ponnd Freigbts SoG7oir
per brl.
os iW Wn "a iL a nsky toc FORK Soc Flour,
head '"' iA''''' SiO POI
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
The regular packets all came in on time with pay
ing trips OF freight. The Progress came in from
Waoash River with hve thousand sacks of grain for
New or,oon, yvi,h h, ,oad g. ,on'
- - "''n US io"', io' Ih'Souis' ihe "ui-
two hundred barrels molasscs for this mort Tho Sir
William Wallace arri,od fro,, @, I Ti,,,, -,
did trip she discharged hundred tuus pig metal
at Newport Tho A. w. Quarter, from Kanavha.
came IN with ialr trip her officers report that
stream falling with ten feet water in the channel.
Thn
80 '.eNlpna lS,iie ln il"h rllspurg' ana passed
Gown 10 LOUISVILLE alter dischargng one hundred
1onis from, pi,,.h,rr ti N'"l lOi 81
.mo port pss.ed down for Nasnra 0'g Thn from the
%y n% om ri,'seIIs ,,. was dsohorSng lot Of iron
ures include the Liberty, for Wheeling with a fne
trip. and the Boston 70 Bio SANDY Tho Arario
cleared for pittsburg, after taking three hundred
bales cotton off the Memphis The Lacrosse cleared
C,, ,Io .a,,o 80. r. -. 10 ., Wv ~.
hare To Comn,odoro rp,'. ,p,, 'p Nv VI neisnt
ovanir ,,;,,, n, IS r. ',1. i1i n', houl" las,
his now NIi,na.ota pino no,,a, nu' uioppeu
tho Iondin ond ia ,,o,r raa -, .o..,.a $50, w
Rv snaciaI disnatch from, pi,,shnrS mo tns.,, a.,
tho river ia talIing ,v;,h ,,,orva Gao, q, az
by the pier mark: and tho lanes wood and NtariSs
arrived. and M ienartur..
We have tbe followino inte,ast,no itor,s IRON, o,,
exchanges The Louisville (ourier M yo.,ordov
SAYS: 'Hy
The river WAS rising Gast vosta,lov wifi, ,hir.oo
feet water in the canal in the evening. by the mark
Hat Tue @ s Lhere were zen ieet water for descending
ehutea rise Of two feet during the previous twenty
ionr hours, and remarkable rise since Friday last
nectaton that tbc fsIs ngg Mieh m no ISHgnt or ex
day: The weather yesterday was clear and pleasant
bg tIc uay' Dut cloudy IN the evening, with hard
The river at Mennbis on Sotrrloy ,,os o,,, fan
ing at the rate of an inch in twenty-four hours At
IN tev tg waS rising at the rate Of two inches
Little Red River was fonr feet higher than before
IHE DANIEL Boone SoLD.-The Daniel Boone was
80 90 Thap nI Sm @ @ at Snerln sale Tor
clerk Of the southerner She Is 4 clipper, and would
suI. ~ any nS,s snort PACKET Trade r,..
papers OF the 18th that sptain ames Roe %
saracen was dangerously stabbed on board the boat
Santai's yend & py & 1ohn Wltei the clerk The
ex pected TO recover White was arrested 'i0 ~ wac
The Arkansas River is again reported at flood hight