Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
River News.

The weather. has moderated greatly, but the
heavy snow storm Of yesterday and last night
would, no doubt. not only suspend business on the
leges, but during tbs evening aud night suspend
navigation, ~ this atmOsphsrs was 20 dense and
foggy, snd snowy, that siar-gazsr could not
Ieustrato the gloom.
he seGtbsr cleared up. somewhat, after dark
LIST night, and tho Chsrnsr 60, IL with fine
rms Peytohs afrivsd Iittls bsfore mid night,
a viii receive large amount Of freight here.
. . VIII leave early this morning, for New Orleans
Il rect. Ah
Tha oHly additional arrivals sines noon yestsr.
d,y we're the EmaA from Loaisvilie 70 Cairo, aud
ibe Psytgna. L0sisViIis 10 New Orleans.
The Silver Moon he'd a vsry fair trip for Mem.
pha. $1,000
la eur aotles Of the Liberty the types made "a
say that Capt conper proposed 70 put her ia a.
regular pocket between this city and Cairo. We
meant Memphis instead Of Cairo, a. We have al.
ready an excellent daily line hence to Cairo, and
addition wohld b. either desirable or pro6tabls.
The ChaTmsr stilI at the wharf at dark as,
night, and would probably not be able to 40 out
uutll the atoTm would break, She was getting
very fair trip.
last night aud vili most likely be found at tbs
wharf this morning. Coz 4 Humphrey are her
agents.
The Armada ala not got away on her last trip
until Thursday morning, and mar not be expect
cd until late to-day. Shippers should have their
height down snd their bills made out IS she viii
not larry long ln port.
The Tarasoon, Captain Jim Lusk. will be the
elegant packet for Louisville this evening Bank.
smiths the genial, Il In tbs once,
The Gladiator. for Ns- ORLEANS, is due here 20.
day. a
an stgaabostmsn are Interested In the follow.
aug order
ersron HoUsE. cfsufEHArf. Ono,
sVHvaToH's oTucE, Gee. 8, 1set !
an vessels arfiving az this port from any insur.
rectioDaiy pors or district, must I'm msdiaiey pre-.
sent AZ this onca, nlzniiests, bills Of fading,
al permits ior examination, and no part Of the
cargo 10 BE- delivered to the eonaignso, except on
the vrttea or'ier q the surveyor.
EROoh T. CaRsoN,
Surveyor Of tine Customs
N B.-Tha attention Of all Agency Aids IL
called to the above ordsr HAARY Roes,
d. -f..- Clearance OhicsT.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 7th, says!
Yes.erday, MIR. Joe o. Blown. Of this city, r..
esivri tbs following dispatch from Capt John W
Brown, his father, one Of the pilots on the PrIma
EAsHytLIH, Disc 6.--wssey and myselfare safe
IA Nashville. The balance Of the eraE we're eap-
tured, including pilot George !. Mccullough.
SsEd you pariiesars by letter. J W. BaowS
The Penis Donaa IL Commanded BY the vetsraH
Japt. Joseph Scott, OF Covingt6n, Kentucky.
Capt. Scott In = letter 10 his family dated satnr-
day last says he had disoharg his cargo Of Gov
oFnment stores At Nashville, aud was preparing
% leave Sith the boat for Cincinnati. fram this
intelligence. We iniar that the frima Donna wac
captured beisw Nashville, while hound for Gin
oinna't. We have further particulars. IL waa
also rumored along the lovse last evening that the
AFizsnia had also been captured. We could net
trace the runner 90 any reliable source, however.
We eonversed with several eficsrs aud passen.
gers who went 30 Pomerey, on the o. T. Bumont
on her reoeHt upward "trip. They universally
claIa that the Dumoat made the run to Now Rich
mend, 10 one hour and ffty-three minutes, in-
ciudng feer landings. and 20 0aliipoiia In twenty
one hours aad ave INMATES, including eighties
landiRgs aud seventy ave N inutea iost time lyi a
at Maysviile. together with thirty Ave minutes
detention AZ Dover. The Dumout aud Wagner ran
side by side, without bei ng locked distance OF
over mites. Capt. Holloway says the Du.
mont, ~ no time, had over one hundred aud
twenty elght pounds " steam. lie furthermore
asserts tthAsa reference 90 the relative speed OF
the respective rival steamers, that the Dumout's
friends all their bets on her time 30 Gelhpels
The Glendale win BE- here this morniag for Ola
eiaaati. Hall Rudd are her agents.