Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07

A1e Seatner IS parualty clear sod
very mild, with slight indications of
more rain.
The river here has risen Il inches
daEang the tweaty-four hours ending at
b o'elock today, and is rising steadily
as The rate of over an inch per hour.
b. ihe lssss-has presented lvelysp-
PeAFAnce iAia morning, and lis cire M
serabed limits are crowded With freisl..
= lhe sFrfSals since dark, last night, Ia.
eiads the BOstons No. ?, Memp, %
Ciseinnsti; Rebecca, White ri,s- 10
/. Cincinnati; Lsonora. 81 Louis TO p,us.
bargi Little Gray Eagls TO Louisville:
\ Alice Dean, Cincinnati 10 Msmphi.
Gen Halleek, Green River, Cottage.
Linton, and Countess, Cairo to ErAas.
vile, and the Advance, Cincinnati 10
Nashville.
The Bostona No. ? was chartered hy
cotton company on certain conditions
70 20 to the South. but the money neees-
saFy 10 the eonsummatioa Of the con-
tract not being forthcoming, 81 Memphis,
Is per agrsemsnt, she has been return-
ed 10 the owners
The beonidas had splendid "Trip 10
ST Louis, snddischarged lafge amoons
Of freight here.
The Alice Dean was fall OF both
freight and passage She discharged
great deal Of freight here. Capt Drano,
fone Of the most popular sleAmboatmsn
on the river, is in command. Capt
Fowler, her courteous and attsnlis,
clsrk, has cur thanks Tor latest papers
Thslitfle Eagle had affair trip out this
morning, including many people.
The Gen HSlleck arrived from Green
river this morning With fur trip. She
rs,arns % Rochester and way ports at
ak O'Clock this evening.
The William White, an elegant new
boat, under command OF that accom-
pliahsd commander, Captain Graham,
leaves for Bowling Green a, SIX o clock
The Cottage, from the Cumberland,
and the Countess, from Cairo, arrived 81
noon. The Cottage had considerable
TOBACCO
The Countess returns TO Cairo this
evening, sad viii 20 thrOagb in double,
quick time
The Cottage returns to the cumbsr.
land tomorrow. r
The FinAaeier left this morning for
points below 70 6ll oct on GoTernmse,
account,
The Tarascoa, Peerless. J. II. Gros-
back, Polar Star, Reserve, R J, Lock
weed and several other steamers have
bsea sent around into Lake Ponehar-
train, BY the Government, 70 carry troops
% Mobile --a
The Glendale il loading here with
cern foE Nashville. She will leave this
evening or tomorrow morning, and viii
carry all passengers offeFing, FOR which
she has splendid accommodations
4 The Gea. Apdersgn is repairing, bat
We presume shs viz return to Cairo this
evening. Her great speed, Der fne
cabin appointments and her courteous
commander, Capt Billy Lowth. render
her dessrvedly popalar.a
The big Peytona Is looked for mo
ueatarily for New Orleans. She is 3
6tst- elasS steamer. with spIendid freight
capacities and luxarions passenger ac-
commOdatioas, aud Capt Eugene Bowers
and A ID. Armstrong, her chief officers,
have no s1periors.
4 The 81 Patrick has been released by
Government and has gone To ST. Loais
70 repair, and will soon be here TO form
semi-vsekly hne with the famous LIB
erty No. z bao# $50
The Liberty No. 2 is momentarilY ex-
pected from Memphis Silh big trip Of
cotton. She returns 70 Memphis ~ three
O'Clock tomorrow, and shippers and
passengers should be promptly rsadyi
She is the ne pivs ultra Of e splendid
steamboat, and Capsain WsA Conner
and Ed Jadge are unrivaled in their