Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

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MsfcaEy, louisville Aurora. 81. LaHi.
81. Cloud. MemPass yalgan, fssaesh
The river + on . Stand at this point
but will no doubt be found rising TO-DAY
as there is big rise coming from Pitts
burg where the liver, At last accounts
was at a stand, with l7l feet in the
channel
Yesterday vas an unusually dali dav,
there not being a single arrival of
freight boat during the whole dav.
The Mercury passed up on Monday
night, and the Aurora and ST. Cloud
down,
The Armada arrived from Cairo at Il
o'clock yesterday morning with a big
trip including 90 bales Of cotton con.
signed to Brown, Dunkerson 4 Co, to
20 forward to-day by the grea, Cotton
Express
The Armada will leave for Cairo at
: O'Clock shis afternoon, ana will be
found unrivalled in all her appoint.
ments, and with those attentive and
courteous officers, Capt Josh. Y. Throop
and Fred IIhsson assisted by Mr.. Sorcn.
son in command. Give her a big trip.
The peerless Taraseon will be the
splendid packet for Henderson aud Lou
isyilie this afternoon
The Taraseon has vindicaled her
claims IS oRe. Of the most suniptuoas
and fleet boats on the Ohio, and Capt.
james A. T.ask aud Frank Banksmi1h
have no sapeFiors as experienced and
courteous oficeEs nHa as
The freight department, is under charge
# those careful, accurate and polite
gentlemen, Dick Cox aud Mr.. Carr.
The great Missouri bad not arrived up
to a late hour las, evening, and il is prob
able she may not be here until early this
morning.
shippers aud passengers should wait
and watch with patience and confidence,
as no such opporsunits 70 go to New Or
leans viii present itself before Saturday,
when her twin sister. the Mississippi.
may be expected
The Carrie is due bsre this morning
from Nashville, Tor which port abe win
clear this eEeninR, and viii want freight
aud passengers. Capt Hazlett and his
associates are saPssb gentlemen. and
we'll know bow 20 make passengers feel
NJ home
The following Is the manifest Of the
manifest Of the Armada, from Cairo 10
ksanssille Aprill2ih ta3 00s
Crane, Brown & Co, col bales cotton:
louisville, g hhds tobacco: 100 passen-
gers sundry lots Of hides, &c, &c. Hen.
detson, q hbds, tobaecs; arrival at I !
o'clock A. NJ
The great Missouri arrived little be-
fore y o'clock last night, and will leave
at L o'clock to-day, for New Orleans
We have only .fime, tonight, 70 say that
she Is all our fancy painted her--mag-
nihcent beyond all conception, and her
chief officers, Capt Iease Hurd, aud hia
Chief Clerk, Sam. Barr, Jr., assisted by
Mr.. John Mccioud and ]. Hurd, are as
elegant gentlemen as ever did steam.
/ boat.
Admiral David Gibson was also on
board, and vas very proud, as he has a
/ right to be, Of bis new bantling. Mr..
/ Weaver and our old friend Malozing,
late Of the gunboat Fairplay are her pr
lots Remember, she leaves at -
o'clock today.
Thee New Albany Ledger Of Saturday
says
Capt Liters new steamer for The
Green River trade is being finished al
the foot Estate street.
The ferry boat for the Missouri river,
building At Capt Fords yard, has been
launched and will soon be ready for ser
vice. aa
4 correspondent Of the st Louis Re.
publican, With the Red River expedition,
writes.
There appeared in the stream to-daJ
another triumph OYER the slow and cost
/ II navy. The ing All Cutting arrived
from the Ohio, having bronght down the
Mississippi three barges Of coal She Il
small screw propeller, very fast and
powerful, although bearing engines 81
the same size Of those built for the navJ
a. ST. Louis. We understand that her
superiority lies partly in the model, bat
mainly in new invention for heating
aud purifying the muddy water before 4
enters the boilers The apparatus II
quite simple, saving Of fuel and repairs
and has been patented BIZ her Captain
4. w, Granger a severe practical tes
Of sheF tabular boilers shows that she il
one Of the most commodious and ssrv
icable tags ever built She is attached
TO the Marine BRIGADE for river service
The following order has been issues
By Adj Gem OdIiu 81 Cairo.
- T. Aiipsrmits for the landing Of goods
supplies or articles Of sale, Of any des
cFiption, between Padueah finclndin,
that point, and Memphis, are suspended
and no goods win Be landed until fur
TIER orders; peFemptOry seizure and a
resi- being the penalty FOR violation.
ID. Steamers viii not make landing
nor receive or discharge passengers o
J freight Oh the Kentucky shore, betweel
P&daeah aud Cairo, nor on either shor
between Cairo and Memphis. except a
Golumbus, Island Ten. and Fort Pill0H
except under armed convoy, and unde
orders Of a eompetcnt military or navs
officer
III Ferry boats, trading boats, skiff
and other irregular craft, are used Ter th
conveyance of spies. traitors and cor
traband supplies for the enemYs Is,
Ne further crossing Of the river By sue