The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-16
River Intelligence.

and is still receding slowly, with twentysiX feet eight
inches water in the channel. The weather during
the day was clear and cold Business the landing
was rather dull, and steamers bound up found great
difficulty in procuring full cargocs and then at ruin
Gus rates
Steamers for the South get good trips of freight but
the offerings, yesterday, very limited. Emigra
tion to the West is the increase and steamers
bound for st. Louis and Missouri River, leave with
splendid trips of freight and people.
Freight rates firm at the following quotations:
PITTsBURG.- Cotton, 6Oc.; Molasses 6Oc.; Whisky,
40c Flour, 2jc; Pork and Lard, 35c Pound Freight,
NAsavILLE,. Whisky 4Oc. per bril-; Ale, s5c Pound
81. LouIs.-Heayy Pound Freights, 2Oc. per 100;
Whisky and Oil 5Cc Per brl; stoves, Psi @ Ale S2 M
Cairo Whisky and Oil, lOc.; Pound Freishts, 2O@2Sc
Pork 4Sc and Butter Cheese &c. 2S25c pc per hun,
dred; Horses $40 per head; Keg Lard, 2Oc.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The Conewago, from Nashville, with 100 tuns pig
iron for this port. The Cambridge, from Pittsburg,
freghted for st. Louis for which port she cleared
| last evening. The Interchange, from Evansville,
with $50 brls molasses reshipped off the Kate How
ard at Louisville. The Parkersburg, from Parkers-
burg with 2jO tuns for this port and Louisville The
departures include the Liberty, to Wheeling, with
fair trip; Lebanon, for st. Louis, after picking up
80 tns here; Argonaut also left for the same port,
| and Judge Terrence for New Orleans, with two
thirds trip, including 70 tuns Of dry goods for the
| South The regular packets all doing a lively
business, and continue to arrive and depart on time
The Endeavor still aground at Corn Island yes
terday. The river at New Orleans was rising fast last
week-only wanting one foot six inches of hghwater
mark The Louisville Courier, of yesterday, has the
| following:
RUNNING FROM ATTACHMENT.--Thc Interchange,
Captain Fink, was attached at the wharf saturday
went ashore to hunt for security and the boat, to-
gether with its deputy-captain, started of up the
river. The latter put ashore at Jeflersonvile,
and yesterday the marshal went in chase Of the run
We learn that Captain Wilson, of the i'll -fated Prin-
cess, went up the river to the wreck, from New Or
leans Wlt Ihe DIVING COMPANY 10 RAISE te IRON
| may be imbedded in the ruins.
The Orb and Hazel Dell are due from above, and the
Ohio Belle and Aurora from below
| STEAMERS LEAVING TODAY.
The James Wood, Captain Herdman, and the Econ
omy, Captain Beltzhoover, are announced for Pitts
| burg this evening. The regular Wednesday packet
Parkersburg, Captain Yaughen, leaves for Pttsburg
| at four p. M. The United States Mail packet Gale
dona, Captain j. II. Prather, leaves for Maysville at
| twelve M. with the mail. The Jacob Strader, Cap.
tain G. II. Dittman, is the ma-boat for Louisville
i at noon to-day. The Forest Queen, Captain Danie
| Conway, leaves for Madison ut twelve Nj. to-day
The J. w. Cheesman, Captain Ketchum, leaves fol
| ST. Louis tO-uay. Inc JdCOD IfHDeT, Multna fut
| nam and Prairie Rose also announced for st
| Louis. Captain Timmans is loading the Eolian fol
the Upper Mississippi. The Prima Donna Captain
Marshford, is loading for the Missouri River The
| Hudson, Captain Ridenour, and the Conewago, Cap
tain Spencer, arc announced for Nashville to-day
The Glendale, Captain Bugher, leaves for Memphis
on Thursday, her regular day. The Grapeshot, Cap
tain Chapman, and tho Resoute, Captain Bugher
are announced for Arkansas River to-day. The Mad
ison, captain Hopple is the first steamer for New
Orleans in the Express line. She leaves on Thurs
day. The Queen City, Captain Neal, leaves for New
Orleans this evening. Messrs. Reynolds and Irwii
are in the Office. The Great Western is also an
nounced for New Orleans
For the Daily Press.l
| CAIRO, March ~, 1850.
| Mr.. EDITOR DAILY Press: Steamer Auroril-G. r
Sloan, Master-left New Orleans the 4th inst, an,
loaded on the coast with COS tuns freight and /
cabin passengers. Boats in port for Cincinnati-th
Mars and Monarch. 224 brls. molasses to Polan
Henry II hhds. sugar to 5. s. Cooper; lSl do. do
and 200 brls and half brl. mOasses to Il. NJ. Bisho
| Il Col 2O6 hhds. sugar 20 Minor II Andrews; $50 dc
do TO T. y, Dugnn Coin all 763 hhds., and l2i brl,
molasses, with little lots freight for passengers; an
will arrive at Cincinnati on Wednesday. 6th-Me
| j. Gibson at Fort Adams Reach. 7th-Met Susque
hanna at DisherOOns. l0th-Mct Jesse X. Bell.
BILL MUGGINS.
For the Daily Press.
| MANIFEST OF STEAMER DIE NERNOS.-l7j cabin an
| 100 deck passengers Deliverance-20O tuns freight
way points; wagons and horses plenty; 10 ConsigneI
for ST. Louis. All well. I'll. MOORE, Clerk.
Die Vernon leayes Louisville for st. Louis ever
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