The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-02
Tax. s&As EiS.
Arrivals and Ds2sssrsza.
From p. G. o'Riley 4 Co.'s Rsgiste..l

MAI q sad Jurf l.
Baltic, New Orleans 20 L ais, lille;
Queen q the West, Cincinnati 70 New Orleans;
FAsniln, L0uisvills 70 81. Louis;
Joe Csnn, St Luis to Piftsburg;
Silver Wtve, 81. Louis 10 Pitfsburg;
QUAKER City, Clnclnnsti 10 Nashville;
ssIoto. LsdtsyIlle % Henderson and back
Eclipse, New Orleans 20 Louisville.
The weather yesterday was clear and plea
ant Summer gave ~ n foretaste OF warm
weather to come, and linen coats were in de-
msnd. The river continued TO rise slowly,
during the day. but Is now 1t about stand.
The telegraph report gives another rise at
Pittsburg. though so slight, that il will make
no psrcspfible difference &C this point. Tho
river Ut Cincinnati on Monday, continued to
swell SLOWLY. but the Gazette thinks, from
all the reports brought down the river. 1t
will not rise above three ieet moro st that
point. Kentucky river is backed Up BY the
water in the OHIO sbout 40 miles. b
On and after the lst of July, the Gen.
Pike Capt. c. @. Pierce, will ran as regu
lar tri-weekly q. s. Mail packet, between
this point and Paducsh. The Gazette SAYS:
We take pleasure in congratularing the
resident citizens of this trade that 50 due ave5-
eel ~ ,he Pike is TO be placed In their trade.
She Is one OF the staunehess and finest vessels
now s6oat, and will no doubt make i, pay.
The local inspectors sc Nashville say that
hereafter they will deem it a want of skill or
prudence. In any pilot 70 enter chute day
or night aud moro especially IT night, under
. full head Of steam, thereby increasing the
ohsnces Of accidents, when the same car be
greatly decreased by slower mode Of en-
trance, and shall suspend or revoke their
Gcence ~ the case may suggest.
Messrs. Mitchell & Mcdonald had steam mp
in their nice little steamer. yesterday though
they did not put her fully under hesdway. She
sta on the water like . duck, and will be inst
tn, thing for the trade they propose 70 place
her into bring tobacco out OF tho small
tributaries Of Green river, TO points where 1t
may be placed on larger boats.
Our wharf is again crowded with freigh,
waiting transportation.
The recent shipments OF Green river
freight are stin here. and will furnish good
load for FIRST class boat.
Rats OF excellent pine lumber are taken to
pieces daily, and one would wonder whatbe-
comes Of it all, were he ignorant OF the ex-
tsusive building operations going on this
season. .-- ..--- --v4
The splen10d steamer Southerner VIII be
down to-day, FOR Memphis. Mr.. ARCHER, as
usual, will be on hand TO accommodate those
who may favor him with freight or passel-
gers.
The swift Alvin Adams goes up to Louis-
Vile this morning. She needs no recon-
rnendation.
The Briggs viii be down from Louisville
aud return this evening. .~e
The river continues to recede at New Or
leans, and on Wednesday, morning last was
eight inches below high water mark, and it
f. hoped the floods for this season, at lea9.
are ended.
The splendid steamer, Eclipse went up
yesterday afternoon. She presents mag
nihcent appearance IS ehe glides over the
water "like thing Of Ess."