Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
River News.


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River News.
ARRIVALS
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DEPARTURES.
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Bertha Assesiile Csrolihe, Louisville
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Hazel Dill. Bed River Gen fIafleek. Hond.
Gel "a Era, Rcd River Wza.aees. Hendsrsoa
The weather here was very warm and
saiify, indicating gaia or 5ria, yester.
day
Tie river st his point IS falling quite
rapidly and hsuee to Cincinnati, with,
hoe9as.s 81 vatee yet
Ihers uesaa large apmaef &c arrivals
,'er54H bal IS mast ol Csc coats were
in Government sfFsiee there sas bat Il.
tie husiness done e. the leyae.
A number orboass passed down, bound
- Red River ss.A Government sappliss,
all deeply loaded
The Darling earoHts FOR Memphis had
good trip, bat she took scarcely nything
from this port Indeed there Is bar little
freight here for any direction.
Among the passengers by the Darling
We were pleased 10 meet Capt Cheao-
with, late of the Des Arc. recently des.
,soyed on White river. Capt c. goes
below to take command Of TIE Emma,
No. 2, which he designs putting into the
Memphis aud White river trade. He Is
an elegant gentleman and we wish bin
better luck
The elegant sad spacious Brilliant
viii be here early this morning for New
Orleans, direct
Capt Dan. Conway and Billy Banker
are iip-t,p gentleman, aud will take de-
light in paying courteous attentions to
passengers
The grand Armada viii he the star
packet 10 Cairo aud way points. Capt
Josh. v Throop one Of the most popu-
lar gentlemen on the Western waters, is
in command, and eur jolly friend Fred
lInslon. with Ne sorenson does the
honofs 81 the Office. aud does them ele-
eantly.
The champion Of the Lover Ohio, the
feet aud and iHsincible Tarascon, feet
IS wild gazeIIe. and pretty as spot.
ted pig, win be the gorgeous packet fer
Henderson aud Louisville this afternoon.
She is in command Of that sterling
gentleman and veteran officer, Capt.
Jim Lusk, with the ever courteous Bank.
smith in her Office Mr.. Dick Cox aud
Mr. Carr, two attentive gentlemen, are
her mud clerks And this reminds us
that our genial and clever friend, Capt
Jim Cox, is again at bis post on the up
per wharf.boaf, looking as blooming and
fresh as a uew-blown rose aud as gay as
lark. ready 10 show the most courteous
attentions 20 hiss hosts Of shipping aad
Steamboat friends
The Liberty No. ?, on Thursday night.
discharged 3oi tales Of cotton at this
port, which LEFT for New York 81 two
o'clock yesterday afternoon, over the
/ great Cotton Express line. The Liberty
bad 10 bales Of cotton for the Carmel
ton Milla She will leave here for Mem
phis on Tuesday
The James Gray was sold yesterday
by Capt Hugo to-Capt Hodge Brown, Of
Dyensburg, for $1,000 cash, and left for
the Cumberland River, where she will
ply IN the futuse r0u
The palaiial Mississippi vel be here
early tomorrow morning en- route to
New Orleans. She has spacious capaci-
ties for stock add freight, as we'll as for
passengers and is the twin sister Of the
finest boat aaoat Her officers are gent.
lemen IN The ssrieiest sense Of the word,
heightened, large-hearted, courteous and
refined Capt James Good, on Der
roof, aud the elegant and affable John
4 Greenongh, associated with Mr.. Powef
in tile Office We hope 10 see the Missis-
sippi get lots Of freight here.
The biz Missouri, on her srrival at
Cairo on. Tuesday, was taken by the
Government and sent up the Tennessee
river. She bad fine trip, bat We have
not heard how she disposed of her Louis-
yille and Cincinnati freight The Aa-
rora was to have received il At Louisville,
provided the Missouri had been permit
ted 70 come there. She Is hourly looked
for here. HaNaH
Tbs cincinuasi caaslereiei Ct Thurs
day says:
The Office Of TIE Supervisory and Lo-
cal Inspectors, owing 20 the remOddline
Of the castom house, has been tempoFa
riIy removed to the second floor Of Dan
hams Baildinx. on the south side o.
Third street. tie entrance being opposite
The Masonic Temple
Steamboat captains and barkseperl
are required 20 reneE their Government
license forthwith, at Mr. FosdicRs Office
46 West Third street
The Hazel Dell has been taken a
Louisville for the Government service.
Ben u Taylor Ieft for Madison, On fh'
Brilliant last night, after prospecting 4
. day or two in the city. Capt. Taylor
; having retired from the army, viii re
j sumo his profession Of clerking on the
! river and IS open for an investment
Ben is '.brick." and handsome on
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