Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
7RfVER NEWS.

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yesterday, having receded, from the Previous
evening up to that time, about two inches.
Last evening the River was slowly rising
opposite this port, With some twenty
three feet, according to the Water-works
report, in the channel. At Pittsburg yes
terday the water was stationary, with nine
feet at that point.
TIL weather was cloudy, raw, disagree.
able and stormy yesterdays considerable
light snow having fallen during the day.
Business on the Landing was dull the
number Of boats having been reduced from
the day previous. Freiehts were scarce TO
all points, and rates unchanged.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier observes:
The River has been at a stand during the
past twenty-four hours, with nine feet two
inches water in the Canal last evening, BY
the mark. On the Falls there were six feet
two inches water for steamboats,, and over
seven feet in the pass. The weather has
been rather stormy, with light rain yester-
day morning, but cool and clear in the even
ing.
The arrivals and departures yesterday were
quite numerous, making quite an active
scene at the wharf and busy tunes.
The Monarch, that had sunk on the reef
at the head of the Falls and was raised again,
came in yesterday from the ways at Madison
all right and sound as ever, and commenced
taking her cargo on board again. She will
start South to-day.
The following is from Mondays Memphis
AUaldnehs;
The receipts of cotton during the past
week, ending Saturday, aggregate 4,9l2
bales. The shipments during the same time
were as follows;
To New 1884
To Northern points, ria charleston hallway. $50
Total ~, 100
b Nebraska, in attempting to make a
landing here yesterday, grounded on the
sunken wharf boat at the foot of Union.
street, and was detained some four hours.
The City Of Madison grounded a short dis;
was pulled off by the Prince of Wales.
The Eclipse wharf boat has been lowed to
the foot of Beale-street, much to the regret
of frequenters of the Levee.
The steamer Wittsburg has been laid up
at Wittsburg, on the st. Francis River.
Cause-no business for her in the trade.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Acknowledgment, Louisville; Priorsss, Madi-
CLOUD, New Orleans; Lady Jackson, Memphis; Ian.
caster No 4, Neville; Courier, Wheeling; HAZEL
DsParnTes-TTelsgrsph Louisville; PElOres.. Madi-
SON Bo,topss P~9rtsmoTthi Lancaster No., Neville;
mond, Pittsburgh Melnotts, do.
SHERITF's SALTs.-Colonel Taylor, Deputy
Sheriff, yesterday disposed of the following
real estate, at public auction, to satisfy exc
cutions:
Lot No. 8, in block 2, of w NJ. Corry's
subdivision, in section IA, Millcreek Town
ship, being 2b feet by 100, appraised at $500.
Sold to Michael Cooper, for 5000.
Lot, containing 1872 acres, situated in
township 8, fractional section "a, second frac-
tional range, in the Miami Purchase, APP
praised at $35 per acre, and sold to John
Kuyler, for $33 per acre.
Lot on the north side of Eighth street, be-
tween the Miami Canal and DubIin-street,
being 70 feet deep, appraised at $40 per front
foot, and sold to John Huff, for 500 CT.
CONCERT OF THE CECILIA SoCIHrY THIS
EvEEING.-The fourth concert of the Cecilia
Society will take place this evening, at their
Hall, on Vine-street, aud no doubt those
who attend will enjoy themselves greatly,
as a fine musical repast has been furnished,
The programme is as annexed
PART l..
40, great IL the depth, - from st. Paul,
0ratorio by ..""".-."" --.Mendelssohn Bartholdy,
INoya age,
Evening Sons, J Duets, By, Mendelssohn Bartb oldy
Prelude and Fugue ia + inin......Joh Sch. Bach
Romance from tho Concerto in E."""".. Chopin
Italian Song.
Romance.
Snsnish National Song. r
"Happy and blessed are thew from
st. Paul, Oratorlo, by..... MendelssOhn BRrtholdy
PART II.
Erlking's Daughter, for solo and cho-
rus, ..Ntels 9ade,