The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-05

Charley Bowen, Cairo, John 6anlf, Louisville,
Clara Poe, Pittsburg, Diana, Louisville,
Dunbar, Paducah Republic New Orleans,
Woodford, New Orleans, Lebanon, Cincinnati,
Fanny Bullitt, Louisville, ). W. Hailman, ST. Ls
Kate French. Lou, John Gault, Nashville,
CIara Poe ST I,ouis Diana, New Orleans,
Dunbar Paducah Republic, Louisville,
woodfoTd, Louisville. Lebanon, st. Lonis.
Fanny Bnllitt, N. o., }. w. Hailalan, Pitts
The Weather yesterday Was warm
with slight indications of rain.
The Riuer continues TO recede at
this point At Louisville 1t is falling with
six feet six inches water in the canal. The
feet on Harpeth's shoals.
Business on The Ieyee. was dull.
49,. Freights are rather scarce while the
rates remain unchanged
1.-THE Dunbar departed at her usual
hour with a moderate trip Of passengers and
freight
1.-The fayorite Charley Bol0en is the
regular Cairo packet to-day at IL O clock.-
Capt. Dexter, veteran boatman of large
experience, will be found in command, with
Mr. Markall gentleman of pleasing man
ners and accommodating tlrn, in the Office.
The Charley had quite a lot of freight on
board yesterday and we presume will leave
to-day with her guards in the water Her
passenger accommodations are unrivaled.
1.-The fleet SiLVer Star will depart to-
day for Paducah. Among other attractions
she will have the Evansville Brass Band
one of the best in the State-to discourse
sweet music for the benefit of the passen-
gers and the residents Of the various towns
on the river. Capt. Hall, and clerks Flc ur-
noy and Bunting are in their glory, when
favored with good trip of lively, pleasure
seeking passengers, and we trust they ma y
be favored with such to-day.
......The GREY Etlgle will be down this
evening" and return to Louisville. Capt.
Daniels and clerk Halliday will gladly at
tend 10 persons desiring TO visit the Falls
City, or points above
1.-THE Southerner will pass down to-day
for Memphis.
-.....The John Raine will pass up to-day
for Louisville.
.--."The War Bagle has gone on the
docks at st. Louis to have some repairs
made, she having on her last trip down
ran against stump or something of the
kind, above Alton, which broke several OF
her timbers.
The d. b. CampJeA arrived on
Thursday night with los bids OF tobacco
She lelt last night WIN one OF the largest
loads that has gone up Green river during
the season.
... The Fanny BalLH ccame down yes
terday She received considerable freight
here.
The LIE EaUes was due yesterday
but had not arrived ut dark last night.
Canal Receipts
FROM MlLLERSBURGn, PER WASH
INGToN-9 hid tobacco, Brown & Altman
hid tobacco, Miller Copeland.
MEssRs. EDIFoRs.-I succeeded in raising
the Gem yesterday. She is On her way t.
Mound City, where she will go on the Ways
for repairs. Respectfully, a
j. j. PILLsBURY.
CINCINNATI, May 4.-The river has fallen
one foot in the last - hours. Now "A feet
6 inches in the channel. Weather clear and
very warm. -..tslaa
PrTTsBURG, May 4:h.-River stationary
five feet by pier mark. Weather clear and
mild.
LOUISVILLE, April A, p. M.-River falling
slowly, with feet one inch in the canal
Weather clear, mercury ~.