The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-10

B2- Regular Packets expecting notices Of
thetTrUnfliRg arrangements an the Journal,
must qdUertise Nth as. Ill kinds of Steam
boat job Work done at short notice in qood
style, and at reasonable rates Extra copies
of the paper for sale at all times.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIvED-sUNDAY
W. 1. M aclay. st. Louis, Dunbar, Paducah.
Iue Esves, s Carroiton, Belle Creole Nashville,
Bowling Green, b. Green, Time, Tenn. River,
st. Cloud. Pittsburg.
DEPARTED.
w. Maclay, Cincinnati, Belle Creole Cincinnati,
Ohio Belle, New Orleans, Glenwood, Pittsburg,
Time' Louisville, 81; Cloud New Orleans.
Pacific, New Orleans, Fanny Bullitt, N. o.,
City of Madison, N. o., Eunice, Wheeling,
Prairie Rose, Cincinnati.
DEBATED.
Pacific, Louisville, Fanny Bulitt, Lou,
City OF Madison, Gin, Eunice, St. Louis,
Dunbar, Paducah, Prairie Rose, st. Louis,
d. B. Campbell, B. Green, B. Green, b. Green.
The River was about at stand op-
posite this city last evening.
49,. The Weather was sultry, with fair
prospect of rain.
'--... The feet Charley Bo6Cen, with the
accommodating Capt. Dexter on deck, and
Clerks Markell and John Dexter in the Of
flee, takes her departure to-day punctually
at IL clock. Let those wishing a speedy
and comfortable trip be on hand at that
hour.
-.-... The Lue Ef0es departs for South
Carrolton to-day at noon. Capt Jas. Nc
Donald may be found on deck, and Zach
Taylor in the office. Let all remember the
LHe Ea0es, rs she issafe and reliable.
49,. The d. B. Campbell shoves out for
Bowling Green to-day. Capt Lumm and
Clerk Travis officiate on deck and in the
office.
1900 Arkansas river is in a bad fix
Those who remember the low water in that
stream several years since when hopes of
its ever being navigable were almost aban-
doned, fancy that similar drying up of the
waters is at hand Thirty inches to Little
Rock, and scant at that is the last report.
A slight sprinkle-for that stream resem-
bles a "braneh" more than anything else
would allow the large number of boats
stuck " along its banks at present, to see
daylight once more.-Memphis AUdLanche
The Vincennes Gazette says "the
Wabash is very low, and no prospect of a
rise"
1.-THE owners of the Kate French have
bought the Lancaster, and intend to run her
from here to Louisville.
1.-THE Anglo Saxon has been taken to
the dock, in Cincinnati, for repairs
1.-THE Peytona and Grey Eagle were
advertised to leave New Orleans last Satur-
day.
....'.The St. Louis Republican of the 9th
says:
Dan'l B. Davis, the mate of the Inflated
Ocean Spray which was burned year or
two ago, was yesterday pardoned by the
President.
Also: The Memphis and ST. Louis
Packet Company, propose to ticket delegates
to the Charleston Convention, through and
and back to this port, for $50, which is a re-
duction of one-half on the regular fare"
......During the month of March last there
were two hundred and eighty-four steam
boats and thirty-fve flatboats arrived ut
Memphis, from which wharfage fees were
collected to the amount of So, 1876 65.
1.-The Vicksburg Wing learns that the
bank at Greenville is caving in very rapidly.
The levee has gone into the river, and it is
believed portion Of the town will soon fol-
low it.
1.-THE Neao Uncle Sam, aground below
here, looks " tattered and torn, all forlorn."
especially in her upper works. Her hull,
however, is not injured, and she is said to lie
comfortably, although nearly out of water.
The SGracen is making money by being
aground. The receding water having left
her high and dry, her Captain has excavat-
ed the sand around her and is corking her in q
manner that will make her hull as slight as
wax" The old Turk is said to look as
saucy as ever at passing christian steam
boats, and the muscle men on board her
seem not to care continental whether PC
tatoes are six bits or six dollars a bushel,
as the captain intends to plant q patch of
this vegetable on his Island home"
Memphis AUalanche, 4th.
River Receipts.
FROM SOUTH CARROLTON, PER LUE
EAvEs.-16 hhds tobacco, Brown & Ak
man; G hhds tobacco, Slaughter & bunker