Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
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The River. az .kis point. vas falling
slosly yesterday, bat Is again rising
abOve,, and We mar expect navigation to
continue good Tor sometime TO come
Latest adsioes report IL feet BIS the pier
at Pittsburg, and rising. s7a e7
Tenage IS greatly inexcrss ofthe demand
and the arrivals since Friday night have
been unusually largs-A. large number.
beng in the service Of The government
The Goldsa Esgls aud ST. Patrick for
Memphis had very light trips The Pat.
rick added ssniething here. TheDarling
froG- Memphis had very slim trip
while the Alice Dean vas crowded full
The Dean on her way from Memphis
passed fAs IITlnm uaaes way, aud beat
her two hours 70 Cairo Tie HiIlman Is
the crack boat from Menphis 20 ST.
Louis, sssdsa General officer Who was in
aihurry teok the tillman IN order to get
ahead, while bis staff came up on the
Alice Dean and had The pleasure OF
waiting Two hours at Cairo for their chief.
IheTiinpag Floyd from Nashville was
fan Of cotton for Cincinnati The Arga-
naos from Nashville reloaded here and
returned to the Cumberland.
The & Cloud, for New Orleans. had a
good trip
The St Patrick and Iafascon took a
dash At each other on Ffiday night from
New Albany to the mouth Of Salt River,
and the officers Of the 81 PAsriek claim
that they beat their competitor handsome
~ Capt LusS, while be eonfesses that
the Tafsscon was beaten, claims that II
was in conseqseDee Of the absence Of
their head engineer, Who stopped Oh 10
visit his-bTothrr VINO is-iying At the
point of deasl4 I0f coarsA he has the
fullest confidence 10 tke superiority Of
bis beap:ifal craft
They both backed out from the wharf
e. the same time, and We expected TO see
an exciting race TO Henderson. bat the
S. Patrick landed at the Marine Hos
pital TO pat OF sick man aud the Tar
Aseon proceeded alone, rounding the
point in 5 minutes and 10 seconds. as
good time as haa ever been made.
The Armada had fair trip out on
Saturday. and the Steward was prepared
30 feed passengers on Spring chickens
and all the dainties Of the season, which
kind Of good living Is common to the
Armada, and accounts for the handsome
nyoirdapoise Of her gallant Captain and
chief clerk.
The Taraseon had a moderate Trip
down, and took fne beginning for big
trip back
| Yesterday Capt Pegram's splendid
new boat, the Ida Handy, passed down
with load Of horses for Nashville. on
Government account She Is not YET
finished, and would not have been OPT
for some time get, had not the Govern
ment gobbled her She will be, when
finished, one Of the very finest boats
aaoat She barely touched at the wharf
to report, and backed out so quickly as
to carry Us Of, but through the courtesy
Of her gallant commander, Capt. George
Peeram, she brought Us back, for WHICH
favor We shall remember hin and Bis
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