The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-06
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River Items.

ARRIVALS AND GENERALIZATION o'efork rRIpAY
mt O'ctdcK SATURDAY.
WUsdford, Louisville to New Orleans.
II Bridges, do tO Bowling Green
DunIeiih, Nashville 10 Cincinnati
ScUt", Louisville TO Henderson.
Harmonic, Nashville tO Cincinnati
Belle Creole, Cincinnati 20 1t. Louis.
Kate Sarchet, Evansville to Green river
ScUto, Henderson to Louisville.
Tempest, Louisville TO Nashville.
Hickman. Memphis TO Cincinnati.
Kentucky, Louisville to Memphis.
Wenonn, Cincinnati to Nashville
Nsses Mcclellan, Memphis to Louisville.
The weather. yesterday, was unplsasautly
cool. Business continues dull on the land
ing. Tobacco is constantly accommodating.
The Woodford only took on board very
small quantity, and probably had some
trouble in getting down the river with what
she had on board. The entire landing viii
soon be taken up with tobacco alone. The
prospect of getting it shipped to New Or
leans seems rather slim, as we notice that
nearly all the boats leaving Cincinnati aud
Louisville are as deeply loaded they
should ne before starting.
The Trader brought down a fair trip out
of Green River. She must be a paving
boat.
The Sarchet left for the locks of Green
River, Saturday morning, with quite num-
Der of passengcrs-some forty couple, We
should judge-with flying colors. We pre-
sumo the excursionists had n pleasant time,
notwithstanding it WAS quite cool.
The SciotO was at the landing, Saturday,
receiving freight and passengers for Louis
Vile She left at her appointed time.
The Telegraph has ceased running for the
remainder of the season between Cincinnati
and Louisville Her place will be supplied
by the Boston. The Messenger takes the
place of the Boston
We understand IT, is rumored that the
steamer Hightyer will he put in the Louis
Vile and Henderson trade She would make
popular packet.
The Belfast and II. r. W. Hill are going
on the ways at Mound City, TO be overhaul
ed and repaired
The splendid and fast running Silver Star
is the regular mail boat to-day for Paducah
and all way points. The accommodations
OF the Star have been so often tested, and
/ are SO well known by the travelling public
as I'd need no very warm commentators
from US
The Southerner is due this evening FOL
, Louisville She was little behind time
! on her last trip down, but il she met with
no accident, she easily mado up the loss.
! Business on the canal seems to he quit,
lively. Three packets left on Saturday
morning. Under its present efficient man
agement, the canal viii prove very reliable
The Sam. Snowden, having quite fieet
OF fiat boats loaded with salt in tow, was al
the landing all day Saturday while the fats
were being uniOaded
our thanks are rendered MIR. Scott, the
gentlemanly mail agent on the Kentucky
for late Louisville papers. The Kentuck ,
was a little behind time on Saturday
The Mcclellan passed up Gu Sa.urda,
evening.
The " enona unioaded large lot OF ma
chinery, Saturday morning, destined 10
Kentucky. She also br0ugli, down quite
loi Of other freight.
The Louisville Courier reports only 4
feet water between that place and Cincin
natl There was 40 mail boat between
those two cities on Thursday-the only tail
ure OF the kind in year. The Telegraph
got aground at Rising Sun bar, and was un
able TO make the trip, was the cause Of th
mali failure.