The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-14
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ARRIVALS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y O'CLOCK SAT
uRpAY TILL O'clock si6SDtY-rR6N p o. o'RIfEY
: 4 co.'s REGISTER y sg.s - .olf
.Tishomingo, Louisville 10 New Orleans.
= Antelope, louisville to New Orleans. ~
Seioto No. do Henderson and back.
A. o. fStor, Cincinnati, Wabash and N @. -
. Moses McLelland, Memphis 10 Louisville.
Tecuniseh, Cincinnati to Newsorleaus ~
Silver Star, Padueah and back.
Hastings, Pittsburg to Nashville. IL
Conewago st. Lonis to Cincinnati
Union, Bowling Green and back,
j. II Done, ST. Louis to Cincinnati
, James Montgomery, Louisville TO New Orleans
Pocahontas, W hite River to Cincinnati
Greenville, Bowling Green and back
Tempest, Nashville 10 louisville
Bracelet, Louisville and back. -.
Queen City, Madison TO New Orleans.
Bsy City, st. Louis to Pittsburg
+. II. Fairchlid, New Orleans to Louisville
Clifton, Pittsburg 10 Nashville.
y Hudson, Nashville 10 Pittsburls
Charley Bowen, Cairo and back.
Shingles TOW boat, passed up.
Madison Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
The weather, yesterday, at this point was
warm for the season of the year, with indi-
cations of more rain. A great quantity of
rain fell ON Sunday night and yesterday
morning. The weather is reported as hav-
ing moderated at ST Louis, though the ice
continued te rnn tolerably fast. The
weather was clear and cold at Louisville on
Friday
The river was rising rapidly ali day yes
terday. Night before last it rose some
three feet. 1t ia reported as continuing to
rise above, SO we may look out for tolerably
high water.
Business. on our Iaading yesterday morn
ing wes quite animated. The landing was
crowded with boats taking on and putting
off freight. Three of the Green River
packets We're on hand disposing Of their
cargoes. The Bracelet, from Louisville,
having bursted one of her cylinders and
broken a shaft, transferred her freight into
the Union, and returned in the evening for
Louisville. The Union put ont for Green
River her hold filed. with hay, and her up
per deck crowded with barrels. She was
chartered for the trip, we understand by
the owners of the Bracelet.
The James Montgomery took on board Mt
this port some 1000 hbls, flonr; 1900 hbis.
pork and lard, and about 40 head of stock.
She left on Sunday evening.
The familiar face of the j. H. Done was
visible At our landing yesterday. She was
compelled to leave ST. Louis without get
ting a load ON account of the Immense
quantities of ice which was IN the Missis-
sippi. .3F.s
The swift and reliable Charley Bowen
leaves to-day at 2 o'clock for Cairo. Our
shippers, no doubt, will all hear this in
mind.
Wabash shippers will please bear in mind
that thesnew steamer Kate Sarchet is advert
tised to leave to-day. She was expected up
yesterday evening.
The GreenvilIe viii leave for Green River
to-day, Capt. Ashby on deck, and Mr.. Travis
in the office. = ts.sss
The Scioto No. 2 is due faoInLouisyille to-
day She will be at our wharf this eve
ming. Fl
The Moses Mcclellan is due this morning
from Louisville for Memphis. The McLel-
Ian is capital boat. @,asf
The Peter Tellcn will be due here to-day
for New Orleans.
NELLANEots.- Applegatela,inch-
ed his newsRed river pnckPt tr4Dd Duke, in
Louisville on Saturday afternoon. ........ The
second mate of the Kate French, Madison
King, was missing on ber. arrival at Cincin-
natl and is supposed to have been drowned
..,.,... The Meteor left New Orleans. on the
sth -. The levee at Cincinnati is crowd
cd with steamers FTeights were scarce for
Wheeling and Pittsburg, but abundant for
the Mississippi ut low rates.. The Baltic
is loading at New 0rleai s......... The Diana
left New Orleans on Friday with 500 tons
of freight .... The Cumberland riycl
pilots have addressed circular to steam
boat owners of Louisville st. Louis or any
other trade, stating that they will secure to
any beats employing them and giving them
their old salary, $500 a month, a full share
Of freight ana passengers. They say there
are 2, 500 bills OF flour and other freigbts in
| proportion, in the neighborhood OF CIarks-
vile, which they can ebtaiu for any boat
giving them birth -. !. I. One hundred and
| seventy-fiye pairs Of coal boats have started
cut rom pittsburgh on the present rise.