Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-23
steamboat and River News.
ARRIVED.
June 22.-Cuba, Paducah.
Glenwood, Pittsburg.
DEPARTED.

DEPARTED.
22-Blanche Lewis, Paducah.
The river is falling; scant a feet water on
the Shoals.
The great passenger packet, b. IT. Rlmya's,
as we learn by dispatch, left ST. Louis for this
city on yesterday. She will arrive o. Thurs
day next, and leave Friday on return trip.
Her extreme lightncss will allow her to make
several trips yet, should the river not fall
faster than it has for few days past. Her
large and roomy berths. her spacious hall and
wide guards for promenade, makes her most
d .sirable institution for travelling in warm
weather. Rooms can be secured to-day on
application at A. Hamiltons warehouse.
The low water steamer Ella, has arrived
from Paducah, looking much better than we
have ever seen her before. Her veteran COM
mander, Capt. JONI ). DAsHIELL, has been
laboring hard for many days past, and has
succceded most admirably, bringing forth his
..bonnie ELLA in all her glory, looking as
gay and cheerful as a ''sweet lasse with a
diploma fresh on her brow No part of her
has been left untouched--whcre new timber
was wanting, in the hull or on deck, it has
been supplied, and her interior and exterior
have r ceivcd most beautiful coat Of paint;
rendering her the handsomcst low water boat
now ut the levee. Much credit il due Capt.
u. for his untiring eXert,ons in making his
boat so neat aud comfortable.
CUMBERLAND RIVER PACKETs.-As will be
E zen by reference to our advertising columns
the steamers Cuba and N1netotlkd will run in
connection during the coming low water one
of which will leave here every Monday,
w .dnesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, connecting at Paducah with
Louisville, ST. Louis and Memphis Esgular
packets. These boats are in most excellent
order for the summer season, having been
rctittcd throughout, and commanded by gem
tiemen of long experience IN the trade. Pas
sengers may confidently rely on their prompt
ness in d, parture throughout the season.--
The Cuba is in charge OF Capt. JAS W. HUNT,
and the IHnnetorlka is in charge of our ever
attentive and clever friend, Capt III. C. MATl-
ENY She will leave this morning ut 10
o'clock on arrival of the morning train of
cars Secure rooms early if you wish most
pleasant and agreeable trip. The AuuletoHka
is the regular packet for Thursday morning
next. A HAMILTON is agent for these packet
boats.
The Blanche Leacis left yesterday for Padu-
cab, with a fair trip for the season-wcll filled
with passengers and freighted with cotton
and tobacco ut the start, aud -four and iron in
sight
The Glen,cood, from Cincinnati, arrived yes
terday.
The Serenity SIR was patiently waiting last
evening for her barges Of lumber, for the I.
d A. Railroad, to be unloadcd. Should the
laborers succeed in getting them unloaded in
time she would leave last night, il not, she
will depart for Cincinnati this morning.
The following low water boats are now "
ing at the wharf waiting for a "better time"
10 come-the Acacia Cottage, Umpire, Sligo,
Dr. Robertson, Commerce, Lookout, Rock
City, Ella, Charter, VIM. Henry, and Harris
Vile, and the steamer Shingess, used for tow
ing coal barges- On the opposite side of the |
river the steamers James johnson and Sallie |
West have taken up summer quarters.