Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
Additional River Items.
THURSDAY NOON

As We Pgedlcteaf the rise 10 me river
during the past night was more rapid
than daring yesterday, and. the drift is
thicker aud heavier. IL may, however,
be expected that the river viii come 70
sisBa BY to,meFrow. but renewAl Of
the rise may also De expected within
tweRty.four hours Al Cincinnati the
river Is about stationary while al Pits
burg ills unchanged. i'iaa ssoiia9m II
The snow or the head watsrs Of the
sources OF the Ohio has not yet melted
away, and great food is confidently
predicted. There have also been heavy
SHOWS North, oa the line of the lakes,
since Sunday, which will speedily melt
I aud food the northern tributaries ia. 1
Business has not been particularly
active during the mornIng.
The arrivals since last night include
the Golden Eagle. ciaeinnah to Mem
phisi Mamie Byera. New Orleans 10
/ Cineinnasis LEM Leoti and Clara Poe,
Nashville; W. II. Osborn, Plttsburg to
ST. Louis, General Anderson, Cairo 70
Evapsviiie Gem and Bertha, Nashville.
The Clara Poe, Leni Leoh, Spray
And Phantom have been gobblsd by the
Fapacious acting oaartermaater here
aud sent 10 the cora pile below ss s.
The Mamie syers, from New Orleans
had a moderate trip for ports above, and
bat little irs CHS for this port K sAE
The W n Osborn, Captain Rogers
! is a hAadsoms new boat, 90 her frat
trip, and had = splendid freight list
| She discharged sixty tons At Cincin-
nsti. two hundred and h9y si Louis.
vile, sixty here, and has six hundred
tons for points below and for ST. Louiss
She wAs baiitg at Piasburg, and is de
signed as a regular Piftsbnrg and st
Louis packet
! The Golden Eagle was loaded 70 her
fan capacity, and bad room Tor bat little
freight when she arrived here. = >
The Gen. AsdeEson arrived about III
O'Clock fuH Of people, bat with q slim
freight hat she dIa sone iall running
from Henderson hese. She viii return
TO Cairo Forthwith, and passengers will
end pleasant accommodations aud eout-
teoas oficars. Billy Iowth is in cam
uand oa rs 9 ln
4
AT Mt Vernon the Anderson found
the ST. Nicholas aground, having, in the
dark, mistaken the landing and ran
ashore The Anderson psIIed Der of.
The St Nicholas vas taken in by the
Government, and is loading With corn At
! AlL Vernon. ess sarf asa aafasf
Tbs lissls Grsy Eagle wiIl be in early
this afternooa from Louisville end viii
return to that place this evening" The
little Grey Eagle Is Justly popular, aud
Capt Joe, Banee and Dick Cox, inelud-
ing Billy FsnlOns are model officers
The Silver Moon, oser due, has not
/ yet made her appearances She has
probably waited .si Memphis for a big
co0on zap. efs ffia siszaH y {
The Liberty Ne. vent out OF the
Ohio covered sIl over with freight sns
/ people Cspt's wes Conner and Ed
Judge are stars and always draw
we'll" 50 8eisa s.if 4.
The r. B. Speed left for Green river
just before noon
4 The Halleck Is ssifl receiving aud VIII
leave for Rochester, on The same classic
stream, forthwith. Our distinguished
friead, Pet. Burke, olheiAtea in her oE6ee.
i Both the vharfboats are crowded vith
freight. aso baa3ag as baaush
The hospital steamer r O. wood came
from above aBd landed At the hospital At
nooa. s9 S. Hes s7eH ara
The Gem and Bertha came IN side By
side at 1915. both in Government SER
vice and light. They, TOO, viii probably
be sent 20 the corn pile below. Fln81o
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