1ptrosrASr RIVER Nnws.-we have Is
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IMfoRTANr RIVER NEws.-We have taken

 Irticuar pains collect all the river intelligence brought by onr up river exchanges last evening. Oui Wheeling and Pit,sbmg papers are to The 9'h Al the former place, the river had presented for week preceding that date great obstacles and delays 10 the passage of the mails. At the latter place, he Sh there was dszzlrag ran aoconPanIed by grand thaar; the ice m the river oated of and Il was pre- dicted lhai avigaiion would reopen in lew days There new steamb0aiB then al the wnar of them, the Robert Morris, loading for ihI' por,. Between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, severa boas were frozen up ia the ice The first rise would prob ,bly get them off. Our Cincinnati papers are to the 6h The river Was still falling there at the rate Of lo 4 inches per day. Second class boats only were running, and not without scrsping upon the bars Letters dated the morning of the Eth, state that the river frozen the night before. St Louis papers by way oG Cincinnati. are 10 the 2d and letiens lo the 9th. The weather was extrenel, aoI taepe, the thermometer standing at zero nn ue night of the 30t. On the 1st inst. il moderated, the thermometer in the evening being 15p above zero.- The river full of floating ice, and navigation was suspended at ihe latest date. The h,st boat np re-

 ported ice as far down as St. Mmy's Landing and closed at several points above. The Memphis Eagle Q the 22ih says the above were all frozen 5e Ohio, CumbeTEtTd, Tennessee and Mississipph - There communication betweeN Ca'fo ana o'

 touis. The weather continues cold, and no prospect of an immediate opening Of navigation. At Men- phis, the river waa still failing, being lower than was ever be(ose kaown Prodnce was giving way in its speculative prices At Louisville on the bth, the ground was covered with the depth of several inches There were only four feet water in the canal It was feared that the river would be speedily frozen and all navigation suspeBded- Al Van bu- ren Arkansas on the 9th the river still low, bu rismg Il. little from the melted snow At Little Rock, on the Sth, tho river was at low water in'rk. he AYk.ss,.s Mail was aground below Pine bluiis.- [Nsw Orleans Tropic.