The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-19
THE PR ES $.
CINCINNATI, TUESDAY, APRIL 10.
River intelligence.


The River receded about styo FEET during the past
,v,suty. .our hours, and is stni fsliinsslowly The
yvoatber Yesterday was clear unpleasant Business
ON the Wharf was pretty active, TIE followinsrates
ruling during tho dry; IL. ....--
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NEW oRtEASs,-whisky Sc; Pork. ai ,sI ElOSsT, S,S,
SOC: B}son, etc., l59aIc per hundred psi v"
ARRIVALS AND DEPAEruRBs
The Altamont, TigresS and Council Bluff caiue IN
from st. Louis all fully freighted. Tho Hudson dT-
rived from Nashville with good trip The Mars,
from New Orleans, and Memphis, from Memphis,
came in yesterday fully loaded. The Fortune, from
Arkansas River came In light; she goes tho ways
here fvr repairs. The Marmora arrived from Pitts
burg and tho Liberty from Wheeling.
The departures include the Ohio No. ?, for Mari
eta, and the Jennie Gray, Tagress and Council Bluff
for Pittsburg, all loaded deep. TIE Altamont left
for Wheeling, aud the Anglo-Saxun for st. Louis.
MIscELJAEEoUs.
REsoLuTR suSK.-The steamer Resolute, bound
from Fort Smith for this port sunk In the Arkarsas
River about FIVE miles above Van Buren,, on Sunday,
the 10th inst, at eight AN There was very little
freight on board and but few passengers all Of whom
saved She is reported to be lying square across
the river and will prove total wreck If tho river
commences to rise. The Rcsolute is owned by parties
in this city.....The Montgomery, from Louisville,
and SusQuehanna from Cincinnati, arrived at New
Orleans on tho 10Th, and tho A. o. Tylor and Belle
Creole departed.
dLEANISds FROM OUR EecHANaEs.
PrTrspuRo--we clip the following ftonl the Dis.
patch Of yesterday;
Gloomy again, and cold, Saturday; the river is fsl-
little freight being handled either Way. There was
fair Of departures including the Argyle for New
Rochester t nashville aud the Clara Dean to Louis
vile. Tho Minerva came In from Wheeling, and
cleared again to the same port.
LouIsvuLE.-The Courier Of yesterday says.
The river was rising slowly yesterday, barely five
iuehes during the day and expect It will be fall
snced making over thirteen H feet water S o. on 'T the
Fsils for steamboats, last evening, and thirty mine
The weather has again beon of wintry hue, and no
snow-storm In the morning, accompanied with a
little rain and seet.
days since, above Corn Island, was swept away by
The greater portion Of the had bsen TemoPsS no
j., TIE ,s EIo9D-The & New Orleans papers Of wednes-
been Threatened, and Slight breaks have OSssrred
ghs telegraph reported break in the leVee at Woods
ant on Saturday; another on the Louisiana side In
broke through Tie river at Vicksburg was falling
from the elect OF the large quantity Of water which
we hear the YazoO River is booming full, aud indi.
Gates an overflow The water is rising at the rate Of
present stage of the water is unusually rapid. It is
now within twelve inches of the highest point of last
Aoar Of low water is Upper Red iver. "''''' We
NAsnv1LLE.-At Nashville, on Saturday, the river
was falling, with twelve feet on Harpoth Shoals.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
The Jacob Traber and Ida May are announced for
ehTr1 Isu pI,N