The Evansville daily journal., 1858-12-28
River It0M o,

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTuREs-RnoN O'clock rHisA1
TILL O'CLOCK MoSDAT-PRoa P. O. oRTLEr
co.'s REGISTER. .t s
John Gault Louisville to Nashville.
High Flyer, New Orleans to Louisville.
Caroline. Nashville to Cincinnati.
Union, Bowling Green aud back
Raven, Rockport and back.
Eolian, Louisville to Csarelton.
Il. J. Ward. New Orleans to Louisytlts.
Glsadale. Cincinnati 10 Memphis
Memphis, Memphis, Memphis to Cincinnati
Alvin Adams, Louisville TO Memphis.
Tisbomirgo, do and back.
soioto No2 do Honderson aud back.
Monarch, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Goody Friends, St. Louis 70 PittsbuyN.
John Tonpkins, Wabash aud back.
New York, St. Louis 70 Pitt.burg.
Aurora, Cincinnati to Hsw orleans.
Isaac Shelby, Nashville to Cincinnati.
Moses Mcclellan, Memphis to Louisville.
Alma, Cincinnati 70 New Orleans.
Anglo Saxon, St. Louis - Pfttsburg.
John RsiRe, Louisville 20 New Orleans.
Fairy Queen, Nashville to Cincinnati.
J. c. Fremont. n. Orleans 10 Cincinnati.
Black Diamond, Pittsburg 70 Cairo
Silver Star, Paducah and back.
J. q. Conn, Nashville to Cincinnati.
Altsusont, St. Louis 70 Hhssling.
Panola, do TO Pittsburg.
Moderator, PIttsburg to St. Louis.
Hudson, Cincinnati 10 Nashville.
Die Vernon, St. Louis TO Louisville.
Empire City, Pittsbuxg to Nashville.
b. T. Sass, New Orleans TO Pittsburs.
Woodford, Louisville to New Orleans.
Chattanooga, do to Wabash.
The weather yesterday was cloudy and
ehserless, Scarcely ray Of sunshine was
seen to enliven the gloominess of the sky
The river was falling, with fair stage oi
water all the way down.
Business presented a somewhat liveliei
appearance than it has for some time past
Freight in considerable quantities is on our
levee awaiting shipment.
The Silver Star left on her excursion trip
yesterday, with q, good load of passengers
bent on having jolly time. The Evans.
vile brass band played us some of theil
sweetest airs, and quite a crowd assembled
on the landing TO see them off. Macfar-
lands Metropolitan Troupe also embarked
on board the Star, taking with them the
well-wishes of many admirers. The Star
will be up on "Wednesday next, vixen she
will be ready TO go on another excursion
trip to Paducah. This will be her last ex-
cursion, and those who found 1t impossible
to make their arrangements to go yesterday
should on hand Wednesday.
Several Green river packets were at the
landing on Saturday and Sunday putting of
freight.
The steamer Woodford came down lIghi
aud made large addition to her cargo al
this point ..--.
We learn by the Commercial that the
steamer Metropolis, from Pittsburg to New
Orleans, run into the bank at the mouth oi
Sugar Creek, about so miles below Cincin-
mali, and instantly sunk No lives were
lost. The boat has run three trips; she
originally cost $26, 900, and was insured il
Pittsburg for $4,000.
The weather at Cincinnati was wet OF
Sunday, and the river was falling at the
rate of half an inch an hour
The Charley Bowen will doubtless be up
ready to go out at her usual time. Ship
pers will please have their freights in readi-
ness. r-. .-r.- -.--- F..". .e.s
FoR Bow LING GRBgE.-It will be seer
that the h. Bridges will leave at IL O'Clock
for Green river.