The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-30
River Items.

ARRIVALS A>DDEPARTuRLs-FE0M O'clock sATuE-
TILL O'CLOCK MONDAY.
John A. Fisher, Cincinnati to Nashville.
j. ii. Done, Cairo to Evansville.
Tempest, Louisville TO Cairo ..f- tsf "a 7" -
Silver Star, Iaducah TO Evansville.
j. II. Bone, Evansville to Newburg & back.
II. n. Sass, New Orleans to Cincinnati. "A rs.g
st. Louis, St. Louis 10 Pittsburgh.
hate French, Louisville to Henderson.
Time, 81 do to Tenn. river.
john Pumpkins, do 10 Cairo. .. -
Emma Graham, Cairo 90 Cincinnati
John Gault, do To Louisville. -
Castle Garden, ST. Louis to Cincinnati.
Orb, Pitfsburg 10 ~. Louis.
Charley Bowen, Cairo to Evansville. = "a a G.
fleta, Louisville TO New Orleans. y tFtt &c
Aida, Evansville to Csnnelton.
j. II. Done, do to Cairo. .-
Silver Star, Evansville 10 Paducah,
Gen. Pike, Memphis to Louisville.
Hasti gs, Cincinnati to 1T. Louis.
The Castle Garden, from ST. Louis ar
rived here yesterday morning, in charge of
Capt. Thad. Conant. The e. q. had a fine
trip. We understand that her proprietorS
intend to run her in the Evansville aud
Cincinnati trade.
The Ftseta, a nice little wheeler,
landed at our wharf yesterday. She is dcs-
tined for the Red river trade, and was la
boring under the amount of freight she had
on board.
a The John GduH came up yesterday morn
ing behind the BO,cen and proceeded TO
Louisville.
The Aida left yesterday with a trip that
certainly looked encouraging. She is de
serving of good patronage for the perSe-
verance displayed by her officers, who are
gentleman of the first water. She will Dc
down this evening with pleasure party on
board.
The Gen. Pike was at our landing yester-
day, from Memphis, bound to Louisville. ~
The Hastings, from Cincinnati, arrived
here last evening, and put of 100 tons OF
freight. 1919 8
The weather was cool and pleasant yester-
day. Business on the landing was rather
lively. The river is falling at this point
very slowly, having fallen 2 inches in the
last "a hours.
q, The Union, Capt. Liter, which has been
at Louisville undergoing repairs, is expect
ed to arrive at this port to-day or to-mor-
row.
The Chattanooga has at length abandoned
the trade between Louisville and Cairo,
and, at last accounts, was blowing the tur-
bid waters of the Mississippi ~ sru
from Mound City, where the Eclipse is un-
dergoing repairs and repainting, preparatory
TO being placed in the Memphis and New
Orleans cotton trade. She will be in full
repair and ready to leave Memphis on her
| first trip on the LIST of October.
The Evansville and kentucky packet
Hoosier No. 9, arrived here yesterday with
fine hand-organ on board. The Hoosier
seems to be doing good business.
. The j. H. Done arrived from Cairo on
! Saturday night with good trip of passen-
gers and freight. The Done went to New
uurg on Sunday morning where she receiv-
cd considerable freight. She left this port
at 2 o'clock yesterday with huge trip.
The Silver Star left yesterday With a
light trip. i.
The champion packet Charley Borea
leaves to-day at l G. clock precisely. Cap
tain Dexter, and Clerks Dunn, Wheeler and
Num-, will be found ready and willing to
make every one comfortable. Mr.. Dunn,
formerly OF the antelope, succeeds Mr.. Dex-
ter, Jr., in the Office. The Boacen is safe,
speedy and punctual.
The Kate French came down Sunday eve
ming and returned to Louisville the same
evening. We see that Capt. Caflrey of the
Kate, and Capt. Dexter of the Bo,cen, have
entered into arrangements to make close
connection with their boats, which will add
considerably to their business and prove
advantageous to through passengers and
shippers. This will form a direct commu-
ncation by river from Cairo to Cincinnati.
The Castle Garden which was spoken of
some time ago in connection with the
Evansville and Cannelton trade, arrived
here on Monday morning after some bad
| luck. .-.-.....