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WESTERN WATERs.-The river is higher
at this point, we believe, than at any previous
time this season, and about on a stand. The
Louisville Courier of Tuesday says.-fThe
river at this point was on stand at 10 o.
clock last night after reaching as high d
point as al any previous time this season.
1t will no doubt be on the decline this morn
ing.


At Cincinnati at noon Monday the. river
had commenced falling, and had subsided
four inches Business along the river ex-
cepi The public landing, was suspended, the
water being 4 feet deep on the basement floor
of the houses fronting on the river. The
weather was exceeding cold.


AT Pittsburgh on Saturday the 18th inst
there was Is feet water in the channel and
falling. 1r z
The ST. Lonis Republican of Thursday
last, the 18Th inst. says: 'The weather was
cold and cloudy yesterday. The steamer

Cora. from Quincy, reports the weather. very
cold there, and river full Of floating ice.--
The river at stand, with three feet waie
on the bars.


The Nashville Banner Of the 18th Marcl
says: 'Phe weather on Saturday was bleal
and cold. The river still continues rising
and was higher than il has been for years
Much damage has been done to farmers il
the upper country from the fences being car
H riedaway and the overfowing of the iauds
The Onhopolitan of The same date says
The lower parts OF our city are inundated
ia some places we see but the roofs of tn
houses above the wafer. Many families nav
been driven from their homes, and we lear
that some of them are in great distress. 9