The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-12
River Item s.

ARRIVALS AND pEPARTuREs-FRou ocLpcs rsArCR-
DAY II Il O'CLOCK MeSDAY. 81 = = *
Universe, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Clifton, Nashvlleto Pittsburg Gs-1szs
James Montgomery, Louisville to n; o. 5ll
Antelope. Go 10 do
Union, Bowling Green 70 Evansville
Silver Star, Paducah TO do.
Aurora, Pittsburg to Pixies Peak.
Susquo hanna, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Panola Pittsburg to ST Louis.
Tishomngo, Louisville to Henderson.
Eclipse, New Orleans to Louisville. .
Madison, do to Cincinnati.
Charley Bowen, Cairo to Evansville
Queen City, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
John Conn, Pittsburg to St. Louis.
Kate Sarchet, Wabash to Evansville.
Highfyer, st. Louis to Louisville,
Tishomin go, Evansville to do. .s
ri. Bridges, B. Green to do.
Chancellor, n. Orleans to do. 4-..E
James Wood, Pittsburg to st. Louis.
Silver Star, Evansville to Paducah.
Poeahontas, Cincinnati 10 Wabash.
Switzerland, do to New Orleans.
Yesterday was as fine day as heart
could wish 1t rained just enough the
night before to lay the dust. and cool
breeze made getting about delightful.
The wharf, yesterdag morning, presented
an animated appearance. Three or four of
our regular packets were unloading and ta-
king on freight at the same time; which,
with the freight uloaded from the Green river
and Wabash packets, made the landing un-
usually attractive.
The steamer Tishomingo left at 8 o'clock
in the morning with fair trip for Louis
vile. The Tishomingo is now running in
connection with the Silver Star and Charley
Bowen, making two trips regularly every
week, leaving our city every Monday at
o'clock A NJ, and every Thursday evening
at o'clock.
Our thanks are rendered Mr.. Westfal for
Louisville papers in advance of the mail,
brought by the steamer Tishomingo; also to
Mr.. Cochran for Paducah papers furnished
by the steamer Silver Star.
The steamer Kate Sarchet arrived out of
the Wabash with her guards in the water;
having, apparently, one OF the finest trips
of the season. We presume her officers were
too busy to furnish us with manifest.
The Chaley Bowen arrived from Cairo on
Sunday night Thanks to her gentlemanly
Clerk for memorandum, as follows:
Left Cairo Saturday evening at o'clock;
Steamer S. C. Swon in port for New Or
leans Met several steamers between Cairo
and Paducah, names unknown; left Paducah
at o'clock Sunday morning met John
Bell at Paducah; Aurora at CaSeyville /;
Montgomery ut Wabash Island waiting for
Kate Sarchet Antelope at Mt. Vernon !;
passed the Madison under way, at Diamond
Island Bend made thirty landings and ar
rived in port at i29 o'clock full of people
but scarce Of freight.
The Silver Star left at noon with a good
trip. On her next trip up, she is to bring
up Macfarland's theatrical troupe.
Our levee is now crowded with bales of
cotton, discharged from the st. Francis. 1t
ia to be re-shipped for Pittsburg.
To-day is the regular time for the Charley
Bowen -"lightning packet "--for Cairo
Shippers will not neglect her time of depar-
ture, and have thcir freight on hand.
The Kate Sarchet leaves this afternoon
for the Wabash.
The Pocahontas was at the landing, yes
tsrday, with q good trip she. left in the
evening. ss-ss
The Gillnm was loading for Green river,
and probably will leave to-day.
Tho Southerner went up last evening,
with large complement of passengers.