Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

The river continues to RS atthis point, but the
sudden eoid snap and bigh wind viii serve to re-
tard the rise.
The position Of Captain Is quite an interesting
one just now, as tho fine braeing air that sweeps
across ths hurricane deck has tendency 70 *
ptnd tile lungs and render man robust, yst We
met a valued friend to-day who did not seem 70
sHporleBes tbs benefit Of the situation.
slAt Cincinnati the river vas rising a, noon yes.
terdpy a. the rate Of inch per hour with over II
iget 10 Tho shsnasl,
The arrivals and dspastnres fines Monday night
include thl eubA end Fannie Brandlss, from
Nashville tho Irene, Nashyills to LouIsviile, and
the Armada, from Cairo, the J. 7. MoCombs aud
Nashville from Eashyiiis to Cincinnati. the Echo
Memphis 10 Loppyllls. Kat,e and Idahoe for
Nashville, Il. K. Dunkerson for Green River. aud
the Lizzie Martin LouissAle to Cairo.
The Fannie Bfaedlss brought aFoaBd over one
hundred fugees, an landed hundred more At
different ,ints onths way.
There sesa sight mus on the vharf.toat,
between tbs mate, second clerk and Waterman Of
ths Katis, In which little harmless shooting was
DONE one shot g.sihs eloss call 10 the mate. and
another plseisg "a oatsids party IN slight
jeopardy
Tho Katls len last evening for Ha.hviil',
under command u tbs, genial oflesr, Captain
McOonneil.
Tho Tdahoe received nlee trip, and got on
at o'clock Tor Naahy1le
Tho grand Armada arrived from Cairo about
llL O'Clock yesterday morning. literally crowded
with people and considerable freight. She was
detained by adverse winds and an accumulation
Of business. Our elesaat and g aial friend, Capt.
Gus Lemoke, vas IN command, Capt. Josh v. To-
Ing siok on shore. The Armada returns 10 Cairo
to-day, at O'Clock, and presents many attractive
features 60 passengers, not the least OF which Is
that that popular offiesr aud poll he'd gentleman,
Capt Gus Lemeks, VIII probably 60 cut in CON-
maud.
The Irene, on hes way TO tho Tennessee river,
got aground. and was thus saved from being
among this boats destroyed at Johnsohsille. Her
destination was changed 70 Nashville
The Iren" had nearly 4ao refugees on board, Of
whom sho landed 90 a. this port.
The Of gaut aud unrivalied Tarasoon, the favor
ito Of tho Louisville Line, Will be the delightful
packet for Henderson aud LouiayIl la this evening
Her chiefs, Capt. Luak, Frank Bsnksmith and
Luce Murrcl are model officers.
will noe he bere before Thursday morning. She
isa reghlar sumner aud Capt. Dan. Conway, Billy
Banker aud Ben. Taylor setsi an ofleers and
sterling gentlemen. Msasrs Hall Rudd receipt
for freight for ths Brilliant
The Il. X. Dunl srspu left for GrOon river Last
night with an'exes;snt trip
Tho Charmer and Glendale, both over due, had
not arrived at late hour lAst night, The Charmor
will be in certain by this morHing. aud viii a.
certainly turn to Nashville this evening. Capt
Gus Dnsoucist IS her peerleas CO mmandsr, geu'
tieman possessed Of ell those accomplishment
that attract uaiversai admiration. The Chsrne'
il one Of the aaest aud most eommodiona stern
wheeIsta on the river, Let her have an over
whslmiug TIP this evening. Cor Humphrey
are her agents.
The GIspdsic, for Cincinnati has no superior
aud Dan Clark Is elegant gentleman and an sl
strambuatmau. tsas.s .f-.-f
The Silver Moon, for Memphis, will be hers 20
morrow, and the Emerald, for New Orleans, OF
Friday morning.. Both are nrst-elass paekss
we'll ofaesvsd and of sussriof speed. Cox Hun
phrcy sfc aEsnta far both.