The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-07
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RIVER ITEMS.


RIVER ITBNHS-
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED.
Dunbar, padqeah; Ida May, St, Louis,
Diana, Lou, Sabine, Pittsburgh,
Aurora, Pittsburgh w. V. GiIIum, q. River,
A. Fulton, N. o., Union, Lou,
Rose Douglas, Pitts, John GauIt, Lou
Lue Eaves, Green River.
DEPARTED.
D; B Campbell, b Green, Dunbar, Paducah,
Ida May, Pitts. L. H. Fairchd, Lou,
Atlantic, Lou, Diana n o.
Sabine, Pittsburgh Aurora. n o.
w. v. Gillum, G. River, A. Fulton, Pitts,
Union, B. Green, Rose Douglas, Ark. River.
John Gault, Nashville.
1.-The Weather Yesterday would have
been very pleasant had it not been for the
high wind which rendered it necessary to
hold on to ones hat in order to avoid foot
race, besides setting the dust to flying in a
manner not altogether agreeable.
1900 The RiUer is still slowly falling.
THE Evansville and Paducah packet
Dunbar came in early in the morning, and
left yesterday at noon, as advertised.
THE feet, staunch, and splendid Louis
vile and Evansville U. S. Mail packet Grey
Eagle advertises with US to-day. The public
will always find her times of departure from
each end of the route by referring to her adj
yertisement. This is great convenience to
the travelling public. The Grey Eagle is a
credit to the trade she is in, and it is hoped
that she will do first-rate business.
1.-The fast and light-draught steamer
Charley BoI0eB arrives at this port on Fri
day, and will lay over until Tuesday in Or
der to put her machinery in trim, and make
for lou axinr A.
the river is falling, and the heavy boats
may be stopped, get your freight ready for
one that is sure TO carry it safely.
-.-.'-Capt. Caffrey's nice little packet
Bracelet, will be here this afternoon at six
o'clock for Louisville She is neat and
comfortable passenger packet, and is in
charge of gentlemanly officers She re-
ceipts fer tobacco through to New York or
Baltimore at low rates. J. B. Hall, at No
Water street, Will receive and sign for
goods for her at any time to-day.
1.-The Lue EaUes arrived last night
loaded down to the guards. We are in
debted to her obliging Clerk, Mr. Zach
Taylor, for the following manifest:
Is hhds tobacco, Brown Il Altman; 2S
hhds tobacco, Slaughter & Dunkerson 4
hhds tobacco, |. A. Crane hhds tobacco
J. W. Hughes hhds tobacco, owner on
board.
The Lac Eapes will leave for Ashbysburg
at noon to-day.
1--WE learn from Capt. Rothrock of the
Union, that he contemplates abandoning
the Green river trade, and designs placing
that steamer in the Louisville and Evans
vile packet line.
1.-The Ida Nay, from St. Louis, passed
uD at 3 A. NJ for PITTSBURGH
'''.''The e. II. Faichild, from New Or
leans to Louisville, passed mt 81 o'clock il
the morning.
THE elegant New Orleans and Louis
Vile packet Atlantic passed up yesterday
morning at 64 o'clock, having made tho
distance between New Orleans and Evans
vile in four days and ten hours. This i.
one OF the quickest trips on record.
THE Woodford, from Louisville t,
New Orleans, will pass down the river to
day.
The Lady Pike and Tempest, from
Nashville, will be here to-day.
THE steamer Quapa,o left Louisville
yesterday for the Arkansas river, and vii
pass this place to-day.
5000 The Louisville and New OrIean;
packet Diana came down yesterday, heav
lily laden with tobacco. She took on at thi
port about 1000 sacks of corn, which
brought her guards down 10 the water
'''''' The Sabine, from Pittsburgh to tn,
Arkansas river passed down at 81 A. NJ.
.''.'. The aurora of Pittsburgh passe,
down at 10 clock, on her way to New Or
leans, with her guards in the water.