The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-15
River Intelligence.

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The River has ri'on about two foot in the las.
twentyiour hours enuing a aush a'' WY
,S hoIs,oro,,. oo,,,ng ,hs rivsr 10 Ina y.rv
wrnTy SS sDd maxine n for to leave
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Business on the Levee is very dull. there being
scarcely any freight going tor any port,
FaEieHrs.-Rstos are arm at tho following quota.
tions, t..la, -.t. .
NAsavrttE.-whisky, 4Oc. per bril-; Ale sOc.; Pound
Freights 2JG2sc per hundred.
sr. LouIs.-Heayy Pound FreRhts, 2Oc. per l lOe'
Ior nsn bri To n;vfilo1Wbisty and iii 1ec 10
osT;05wh'ky and OIL Acct Pound Frosht'' a'eSa'c'
NEw oR1EANs.-w whisky, Soc; Pork, 4Oe.; Flour,
hGsa. GesSa4.rs,vna-cotton .oo mola.sss, .oc.; Whisky
i2Se. Der so lbs -, 80. -,-'. '' -
,aa,v,.s ,Nn prpAprrsts
The Iowa came IN rom Eitsoqtg iply i9SS1v. S,rv.
The Courier rem Nheenns' nso llshe t!P' Ino
Henry Fitzhugh came in from Arkansas River with
isr cargo, lne ohlo ,S NS o., aStings for Pitts
with good trip as aao dia tne haspnss ivr ...
burg. The Eunice left for wheeling alter taking on
avo casks bacon Tho Glendale left for Men,
PMS, and the kAte freneh Ior Nsnfnie' UoSh WIN
good trips. The Iowa got of for ST. Louis ...i
sLhASrS'S M tAoA w ~ ,y1Si-s.js IT, ,
P1rrspURe'-Ihe Dlspatel o. SouneouuY sase,
which fsI in a iiRht shower in the evening. The
recent heavy rains have already affected the river
and the staseo water yesterday eNonlng was we've
little 6a5iness was tTans saecd except IN dischmsiFs
the boats which had inst arrived. These were the
IT. Wayne, from 81; Louis, and the Wallace and
Minerva came il rom Wheeling aud cleared again in
the evening and tho PoSt Boy now Wt craft d 9sSSs
announced on Monday, having been detained until
yesterday evening ' ' .'." 81" pc '. .-..'
LOUISVILLE Lg-weolip the following from the Cour-
ANoIHER Rise nThe river yesterday rising
quite last with fully nine feet water IN the canal iast
four hours thS river had rs9 two feet at tho head Of
the Falls, and nearly six feet at Portland On the
Eu mere wern sH ieet NY dsSt NJ tS af
water on the Falls for boats to ascend The weather
Is quite warm and sultry, with heavy rain in the
& T % c01Hby Ivy W Hriasns ae halt. of Saturday
that the Memphis Mail Packet Company have char
tered INC steamer Sapltol, Mo, Iof tae summer nSnts nd
racket between this mort and Memphis
ST To,.ts--Tbo Damocrat Of wadnasiay sa,s. - =
M rior 700. ~, a g,ord ios. ovonin, II faII tyo
inches iu twenty -four hours Heavy rains have again
fallen; aud small rise is expected Weather warln
peTftot lam of bonts Al the Iandina Some Of them
eau not get to the bank, without waiting sometimes a
"Role oay Or more. ,o,,, oo,,i.,o, ro ,orroa t..
tween fho steamers GREY Eagle and Henry Clay on
the Upper Mississippi but have not learned the par
& ne Ot VIZ I t ss,e onSt . ti "
her hull stove in and deck torn up Opposite the for
ward stairs y,,. +,
on one ySheel sho had broken her main piIlST block
and cam yoke, and win DO detained several days re-
paTihg tot Cav, s.r, Graz os tho Irrror ,i;ssi.
sippi, contempiatcs purchasing the Golden State
now Fever River, and taking her around to tht
Tba Editor vestordav morning Withdraw from tb,
Upper Mississippi trade and Is again in charge o
Capt; Gus Garrett who starts with her on Friday TO
ONiAN@' - Ai sIyt%yps p1ISSs SfANTSa
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Inc Jacou rue anu Oi'ltoh are Shnouhceu ior f1tts
burg this evening ...,The regular Friday packet
Courier, leaves for Wheeling at Ave p. M, thI
' f rs -. 80 -, :, ~ y. ~ - , ~ 'n
eYenlng.''...Ihe boston, capt. wash Honshall leave
for Big Sandy at five P. M..n..The Caledonia, Cap
pratbar will Ieovs for. Mav.viIl. a, oou - 40