Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
RAIERoAD REeTsrKR.
River News.


River ewS.
ARRIVALS.
DunksEsoa, Ramsey Geoay Frieuds. Louisv.
MaEsoon, GInsinnAii TdAho. gaira.
csPitoiA, q DciHn&ti J q. Ford, Lnuisviils
Eclipse, 81. Loais Waaaaase. nrnd=r~eu
TafSscpa, Louisville Liberty ~. I. Aeuphis
DEPARTuREs-
Aonsooa. ST. Loais f1she. VincinnAti
Prssi4sal. Bariiaktoa J. B. Ford, SsshsIlis
Gee HalisS<, wais@sh ssPitsls, AH.syiiis
Gos3y lFisnds, AAshv. AEmAda- Cairo
TaF~sc~n, Louisville Liberty Ne. ?, LOUSY.
namaic-i HeBders0n
The river Is again rising here and all
the way hence 10 pittsburg, and the
weather is again moist. wilh Indications
Of more rain,
There hare been numerous arrivals
during the last tweniy-foar hours, lhoagh
few Of the boats did mueh business
The Armada took moderate freight
has good number Of people
The Tarascon had bat light trip Of
freight She bFoaghs down company
OF soldiers. some Of whom, We regret to
learn, behaved very badly on thu boat,
breaking open the bar aud doing other
nnwarrAnsable acts. Spencer County
whisky seems n have been the cause
Of it We regret such acts as this, as It
is intrinsically wrong Il gives the enc
mics Of the Union eanse to heap &c.
proach upon the army, il puts the own
ers Of boats 10 trouble and lbe Govern.
ment to expense. as II is liable to the
owners Of the beat for all loss or dam
age. We hope, for the honor Of The
brave men who have Won such glorious
record on the Geld. that they viii refrain
rom such acts, as We are sure, upon a
reflection, they viii be ashamed Of their
conduct in this case
The Tarascon left At 6 O'Clock for
/ Louisville, on Der return.
The Little Grey Eagle will be the COR
geous packet for Henderson and Louis.
Vile to-day, under command Of that ur-
bane and accomplished oheer, Captain
Ballard, with The gay and festive Ash
craft in the Office, aad cur iinieal young
friend Lace Morrill TO look after freight
The great Liberty No, 2 arrived from
Memphis, at 0 clock yesterday even.
ing, with moderate Trip She disehaTg-
ed l2s bales Of cotton here to 90 forward
by Dunkerson's great Cotton Express,
aud will leave at ? clock to-day. Capt
Wes Conner, who Is himself again, re-.
ports a pleasant TIP, She discharged
her freight with remarkable rapidity and
left a balfhour or 80 behind the Taras
i cor, with which she would probably make
a dash Tor The Roekport Horns before
reaching louisville.
Several boats passed down, loaded b
Government. for Nashville.
-Four or gre propeliers arrived ont 0
the Wabash and from other points yes
terday
The II. K. Dankerson viii leave 70
Ramaey at g o'clock ssiA evening, An'
will be found ii excellent trim, will
Capt Drinkwaler, Mr. John Adams an,
ME- Hicks as her chief osiicerA
We received Yesterday The followin,
note from Cap, Rsa oils D. b Camp
bell: -
SrEasfxa .. b cAuPaRia. J
Iag ~ Bowling Green, ny. !
Daav ST. we arrived here wisbsu
seeing any sign u Rehs. ard have hand
ed in Capt. Drinkwafer.a rsport TO Co
Maxwell, aud he Is loading the Campbe
wish n1aanied tieia. with orders 10 sta
: along Abe Eixer and hnnl. busbwhAckel
|. until they find them snd punish then
: Surely, Silver, you can Justly state 90 a
, people that the Coional viii spare .
pains in Kidding ihe Green River eoul
!. try Of the rascals who captured the Dul
: kerson, and also other sifamb0atA
am yours in haste,
= JoHx w. REA,
= Steamer u. b Campbell
The Gen. Anderson yin be the incon
/ parable packet for Cairo and way polu
att o'clock to-day. She Is capaeiol
and speedy, and i commanded BY Cal
: Dan CLARK. With the genial and obligii
: Lowth in the Office. Is
z The Superior has been sent up n
! River, as We learn, n Government -
vies ea#@a
3 Morris Ranger, the tebseco king, b
: Purchased the steamer Alice for s.. -
: aud the famous Rock BlaH for q, 200 I
s the tobacco trade. Il Is not his int
. ton to command either boat in pers
:, at present
"a The Buffalo, propeller, has been Sc
y :. to parties, in Memphis, for 81 1000.
= The Idaho, which was sunk at PAD
:. cab, has been raised, and passed up '
4. tsrday. Our cid friend @HsanA Mill
y, - is one ofthe '.stas gazersa on the fame
m Idaho. y aa1 aI Ecls Fa
- The Memphis Monday morning Hs
says:
p The Forrest oaeen was sank a.
landing saturday night. The For
= Queen was = small boat and not ms
account She was owned By the g
ernment and was commanded by Ca
I, F. Wildg She vas worth about s. .
The Monsoon passed down yessers
for 81 Louis
The new ferry boas President, Tor
Chicago, Qsiney and Bareau rzilroa
passed down yesteTday- she vas b
: at Madison. s
re, The New Albany Led5sr Of Tues
says: