Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-25
RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio, opposite this port, continued
gradually to recede yesterday, and was slowly de-
twenty -four hours, then ending FIVE OF six inches,
leaving a chan@Hsl'deG'h mel at this port of something
yesterday, but at last accounts the river was still
The weather yesterday was warm but cloudy and
showery during the greater Part Of the day with
slight indications Of more rain in the evening,
though, as we write, the moon is shining brightly
Business on the landing was only moderately act.
i've yesterday. More boats were there than on
Saturday or Sunday, but only few, Of them pre-
efeSS in limited amounts r% ToTs
prices
Yesterdays Louisville Courier has the following:
The river Saturday was steadily falling at all
points, well here, for the first time this season,
with only three feet ten inches water in the Canal
four rS Sours the Wafer had eS tSo inches St te
wharf and fully hye INCHES at Portland, with barely
warm, with irdicatons Of rain
Last evening there were three feet eight inches
water in the Canal by the mark-a fall Of two inches
at the head ofthe Falls in the previous twenty -four
hours. The weather was clear and warm.
day or two since, ran on Duck Creek chain-break-
ing her bow, making it necessary to build bulk.
The Submarine No. charged 5000 for raising
the Louisiana; The damage will be about sS,OOO,
/ by the disaster. The Submarine No S is now work
ing at the sunken Arago, and there iseyery prospect
The Tempest arrived from Memphis yesterday,
and reports five feet water in the Ohio and falling,
Saturday m0TnS Sam sd6 K1g the builder
jeiersonyiile She is Capt ?. G. Montgomery new
| craft for Red River, and will be staneh boat.
The fine packet CAPT, Hodges, building by Capt
completed. She is to be one Of the finest as well
! stanch and seryiCeable boats for the trade. Her
dTsught Of water is usually light, only two feet, and
her cabin H. TO have very rich outfit, making her
one Of the most sump:uous boats on the river The
boat will be ready TO make her first trip OF before
the middle of October.
Thursdays Memphis papers report the river fall
ing two inches in twenty four hours, and the Bel
fast, that had arrived from New Orleans, reports
only seven feet of water at Helena.
Our Thursdays New Orleans papers say;
The rise in Red River had, az last accounts,
Moro would come down 70 this port, The Era No.
| A. laid up above the Falls, has probably ere TINS
'his mort last evening, will probably go over tho
Falls The Dixie TO leave to-day, viii do the same,
The storm last Saturday, we understand, was se-
vera% on steamboats than was at first supposed The
Judah Topro, Telegram and silver Heels all lying
up al Carrolton, vent ashore The uatahouia pniled
Re Touro on, but did not succeed in releasing the
OF lie ouAchiA River the same papers state; we
have been informed on reliable authority that the
report Of the DR.. Burlington having got up as high
ieet at Marie saline but L had no prssiisal effect on
been laid up fifteen OF sxteea miles balos Trenton,
and the recent slight rise she got up 70 tren'on'
1 but no further. 30
tti1hA sTEAMBoAT REGISTER. az .fftf.
Ayrirol.-sundsy- INCL sIlans Louisville: Mag.
S Msross, IN GaTissts; J.. Pafisn, WhseIinei ]; W
DnSisith, Neville; Lady Jackson, Memphis.
Departures sunday-M Mcclellan, Louisylle
LSgsyisi 1Ssef 9Gsea, hSS SS
leith, NeVllle sallie List Wheelingi Allen Collier
~. Louis.