The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
River Intelligence.

The river continues to rccede steadily at this port
with about sixteen feet water hence to Louisville
The weather has been clear and cool, with high
winds. Business continues very dull, there being
scarcely any freight Offering for any port.
Freights remain the same as last quoted, viz:
Pronunciation, SOC. NIolasses, 5Oc.; Whisky
!o; Flour, 2Qc; Pork and Lard, 3Oc.; Pound Freight
:, NAsMyriLE WHISKY, 4Oc: per bril- Ale 31c.; Pound
ST. LouIs.-Heayy Pound Freights, 2Oc per lOO
M psE br ana To 0 D sSd Ale %
Cairo Whisky and OIL 4Oc.; Pound Freghts, 2O@25c
NEW ORLEANs--Whsky 45c; Pork, 35c; Flour,
2Oc Bacon, etc. 5@ 2Oc. per hundredi Horses $40 per
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The Hudson and Conewago arrived from Nashville
with fine cargOes. The latter steamer was over the
river discharglng iron all day yesterday. The s. p
ibbcrd, from the same port passed up for Pttsburg
fully loaded. The j. ii. Done came in this morning
from st. Louis, with fine trip. She continued on
for Pitsburg last evening. The j. W. Hailman came
in from New Orleans fully loaded. She leaves for
Pittsburg to-day. The a. W. Quarters arrived from
Kanawha. She reports that stream falling, with six
feet water in the channel. She reshipped $50 bbls
salt on the Lightfoot for Nashville The Ohio No 2
came in from Marietta, full of freight and people
The Gael, from Pittsburg passed down for Louis
vile, after disch0rging 100 tons here.
STEAMERS LEAVING TODAY.
The Mamora, Lebanon, Cremona and J. w. Hail.
man are announced for Pittsburg to-day The E,.
NICE Capt. Joley will leave for Wheeling at noon to-
day. The regular Thursday packet Ohio No. 3, Capts
Blagg and Hesner, will leave for Marietta at four r.
| n. The Bostona, Capt VIM. McIain, is the packet
! for Portsmouth at noon to-day The fine passenger
packet Freestone, Capt. Whipp, leaves for Maysvle
mt twelve NJ; II. c. Bruce is the clerk. The fine
steamer Lancaster leaves for Msysvilc ut tho same
hour, with Capt. Connor in command, and Clerk
| in t1tn nUr T1,n MI "a
reth, is the mailboat for Louisville at noon to-day
The splendid steamer Kentucky, Capt. David, will
leave for Madison to-day at twelve o'clock NJ,
Lightfoot Capt. Frazier, Clerk Metcalfe are also
loading for Nashville The Lightfoot goes on satur.
day The POcahontas, Capt. REILLY, is loading for
Wabash; she is fine boat and shippers will do we'll
! to patroniZe her. The splendid steamer Glendale,
| Capt. Bugher, leaves for Memphis this evening at
four NJ. and say, without fear of contradc.
tion, that she is one of the finest steamers on the
Western waters, and should have full load. The
Lady Walton, Capt. Nowland, is loading for Arkan.
| sas River. The Monarch is the next boat for New
Orleans in the Express Line Capt. Collier Is load
ing the A. o. TylOr for return trip to the same port
| The fine passenger packet Lehigh, Capt. Skunk
leaves for st. Louisat p M Clerk Dunlop will make
passengers at home in her comfortable cabin. The
jacob Traber and Hastings are also announced fol
| st. Louis to-day. The VIM. Baird, Capt. Dunning
IL last llluB UP WIN Irelgt OT tlle mlssOufl river
she IL announced TO leave this evening The Tigress
Fred Iron and Adriatic also loading for the same
| port. The fine passenger packet Il. D. Hamilton
Capt. Davidson, leaves for Nashville this evening
positively; passengers will do well to call on clerks
Mccullough and Davidson and secure a nice room
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
| ARRIyALs-JacOb strader, Gael, Belmont, Louis
| yllle Hudson, Lghtfoot, COnewago, 3. p. Hibberd
| Nashville; j. II. Done, st. Louis Forest Queen
| Madison A. W Quarter, Kanawha; Caledonia
| Maysyille; J. ". Haman, New Orleans; Ohio No. .
| Marietta.
! DEPARTUREs-Jacob Straler, Gazel, Louisville
Forest Queen, Madison Caledonia Maysville; Ohio
Belle, New Orleans; Parkcrsburg, Parkersburg; s
p. llibberd, Pittsburg.