Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-19
River News.

HsaaS~ aad E6s@.-Ths weather has changed
materially and the mercury. 81 Is somstIIass said
Of gold, 70 decidedly lower.
The river continues to rise, and there 10 excel
Isn't navigation now for all CLASSES Of boats
Business on the Ieyee IL only nodsrstsIy brisk.
Arysvah and Dspdrsares.-Ths arrivals aud de
psrturss yesterday comprise the Morning Star,
Hentsrson 70 LouisViiIs; Nevada and Kate Put
nam, Cincinnati to 81. Louis; J. G. Blaekford,
Memphis to ciEeinnatl; J. p. Webb, asfport 70
Evansville.
Boats among the srst boats due are the
charmsr, from Cairo the Golden Eag.s, Manga
tuck and H9nais Byers, for Clnsinnsti; J. "a.
Gilmore. for Nashville; Emma Floyd, for Saint
Louis; caroIns, Darling, 81. Patrick asd Fightin-
gale, for Memphis; wananits, Montgomery and
Shamrock, for New Orleans.
GtsesELaasoas.-Ths Sam Orr had very nice
trip 10 from Cairo, but rather shabby ons out
.........Ths Nevada and Kats Putnam, for Saint
Louis, and J. @. Biackiord, for oineinnati, had
good trips. The latter crowded with cotton
for Cibcinnati.....-..Ths Morning Star arrived
early yesterday morning, having stopped over
until 10 o'clock Sunday morning to accommodate
visitors to the Kentucky State Fair. Ths psopIs,
however, Old not walt for her, snd she cams out
lighter 81 Passengers than usual. She had good
trip up ysat rday, including 60 hesd Of muIsa, On
route 70 Meadviiis, PenpsylYsnia........TbsJ !. p.
Webb arrived from the Tennessee rissr yesterday
afte noon fall " freight and with q goodiy num-
bsr Of people. she had 14e bales Of cotton over
100 hbds Of tobac o aud other freight A part Of
the cotton 10 Consigned to Brown, DuBksrson
Co., and goes forward this morning by tho Cotton
Express Line 70 New York part IL TO besold here
and part TO ts shipped 10 Louisville and mar.
ket..s.....Ths b. X. Dunkerson was smoking last
evening prepa atory 10 coming up 10 the wharf 10
load Tor Louisyi ie. She will regu ar be-
tween IN and hat city antil the repairs on Green
river are completed. merehAnt and
bus ness man the ely should exert himssi- 10.
gay to I'll ~ the J. p. Webb wi Tennsasss river
freight.
aLTAsrsos VnoM GUN ExcHAHoEa
Memphis --Ths Argus Of the 14th says:
The uperi r, In formed, while near Is
land no 40 m with an accident Of some nd,
to the bank aud pump out, and a number Of pas
ssnzefs the soldiers aboard Of her 20 ashore
...-..-.fns General oaitman is reported hard
BOATS LEAvIsa TODAY.
For Eaaport.-The elegant and feet steamer
J. Webb, Capt. Brown, will leave for EastpOrt
and all way Tennessee river ports at o'cl ock
this evening. Hsr oficera are attentive and
obliging and her appointments are sxeslent.
For LosfsviGs.-Capt Drinkwatsr's gay and
elsgaat steamer Il. X. Dunksrson, thoroughly
repaired and beautifully 70 clothed in pursst
white, and looking as gorgeous end sAuey az
city belle at country church, leaves this even
ing for Louisville. The Dunkerson Is swim,
sweet, clean and neat, and Capt Driakwatsr and
John Adams, her clerk, prsyerbIal fer their
courtesy to passengers. What need OF words
the namla, DnnkSrson and Drinkpater are a saf-
neept pa egyric, and ~ Is we'll all round"
: For Memphis The celebrated Irish stsamsr St.
Patrick o. Hart, master, and Bruce Alvord, Of
gracious memory, clerk, goes TO Cairo and Mem
pitts to-day. The Saint Patrick Is hunky boat,
and 0eorgs o. Hart and Bruce Alvord husLs
deTf." 90 on the Patrick, II yOu want to 20 |
gally.