The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-04

Emma Cincinnati; Dunbar, Paduc,.h,
Lady Franklin, Gin, J. H. Done, Cincinnati
4rey Eagle, Henderson; Lehigh, CINCINNATI
Messenger, Memphis.
Emma, Nashville, Dunbar, Paducah
Lady franklin, Mem; J. IT. Done, Memphis
Grey Eagle, Louisville Lehigh, St Louis;
Lac caves, Pond river Messenger, Cincinnati
THE river yesterday continued 70 rise
slowly. Almost the entire lower deck of the
1harf-boat is now under water We fear
our friend Capt. ORiley is likely to be
troublei to secHre the cabin of his boat be-
fore the river falls Should drift commence
floating in any quantities he will undoubt-
sdly be bothered to keep it from knocking
The boat to pieces.
PITrsGURGH Nov. 81, M.-Riyer feet
inches by the pier mark and falling. Wealth
er clear.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3.-River still receding
at this point, with ivc feet water to Cairo,
and all the upper streams are on the de-
cline.
-..-.- Business was quite duh. Some lit
Tic stir was manifested previous to the de-
parture of the Louisville and Paducah
packets, but after they left the landing
appeared dull in the extreme. But little
freight is awaiting shipment. The excite
ment in New Orleans and the wonderful de-
CINE III pIOuuCE Oh stli OGStIt pllOIS, HIS
checked operations here, and there will be
little exported until the people in the Ores
cent City come to a ''sober second thought
The excitement South of course materially
affects freights, aud no class of people are
suffering from the panic more than our
river friends. We expect soon to chronicle
the dawn Of better days. Our Southern
friends must have hog and hominy. We
have a good deal Of these articles to spare,
and boats now idle are anxious to transport
them. 1t only remains for all parties to be
patient little while, when things will be-
ing moving in their old channels.
--.... On Sunday evening it commenced
showing little, and yesterday morning the
ground was covered to the depth Of an inch.
Durin4 the day, however, it gradually dis
appeaaed, Notwithstanding the sky was
CLOUDY In the afternoon there were iudi-
GATORS Of more snow, which would be like
" 10 terminate ia rain.
1.-The s'Big Grey Eagle is the light
ming packet for Louisville tonight, Capt.
Daniels, and Clerk Duvol, always exert
themselves To the extent of their ability to
make a trip to Louisville pleasant to all
who take passage with them. The Eagle is
"a new boat, finely finished and furnished,
nnd all that could be desired for safety,
comfort, OE lltCstSuiG. W iiSit5At VI lbo-
sage apply to John &. Hail. agent, or on
board.
...-..The Gent Anderson is the regular
Pnducah mail packet to-day at l o'clock.
She leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the
cars. Her accommodations arc superb and
her officers Gentlemanly
Ia The D. B. Campbell, which ought to
have left Yesterday for Green River, had not
made her appearance Mt II o'clock last
pight. We are unable to surmise the cause
of her detention.
~ steamBOat Sunk.
LorIsvILLE, Nov. 3O.-The steamboat
Kate Freuch, from louisville to Arkansas,
with valuable cargo, sunk near Napoleon,
Arkansas, on Wednesday night. Boat and
cargo total loss. No lives lost.
..-..By dispatch to Capt Hall we
learn that the GenI Anderson will hereafter
extend her. trips to Cairo. Those DESTROYS
Of having their freight rc-shipped at that
point should put it on the Anderson.
The Submarine No. 6 left yesterday
Tor the scene Of its labors before it made
attempt To raise the wharf-bOat 1t is to
complete It's job of wrcclling the Tempest
- dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
says
The steamer Clipper has been raised ia a
disabled condition, without a wheel, hog
hains all broken, and boat leaking badly
We will have the boat towed to the Padu-
-ah ways on the first opportunity
The Gazette further says
The latest news from the Clipper is that
he had left Bellstown, and was a few miles
urther down the river, when her hog chain
parted, which caused it to be doubtful
whether she would be able 10 reach the dock
1t Paducah The clerk writes her agents,
dsssrs. Hamilton Il Harrison
"Our froights are in damaged condi-
ion, except one hundred tons pig metal in
large alongside We will proceed as far as
he nature OF our condition will admit,
which will probably be Paducah'