Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

Lat evening at twilight there wers four feet
six nshes ~ th nsw MoH0nsah pier ~ rAa,
and ave iset six lnshss ny tie old one and about
NJ stand. The Allegheny pier marks iBdieat
six feet ten inehrs, aud about 81 a stand. Capt.
HErton, Of tbo ltlAwtfe zane up from the itl-
Tbe injury sastaIred ut abe brl igs was
more y Tiou tban hrst reported. TIE plot
home wa swapt away, ehimueys knocked over
board, nd oil above deck ievNied. The hurricane
deck was eonsiasrsbiy datnagd by the falling
ain bars o. the ire tle- work. 10 will TAX s0m0
trouble 10 pui her ia proper repair. The passsa-
gsrs were reshippsd on tine Leoaidas, Capt. Co.'s
The Commercial Of yesterday says:
The Allegheny river is reported rising At OIL
City Three and half feet In the ehanrel Asd
rising. The Argonaui 70. 2, capt. II, %, VIII
and Louiasi 10. Toe Allegheny river was rising
slowly. The SHARKS Indicated asvsn fret, and
rise coming from OIL CITY. Lass evening a. twi-
mo- gaheA river BY the new pier marks, and Ave
feet Zen inches by the old Ones and rising slowly.
LOuisvfIIs,--Ths Press Of yesterday says;
The river was slowly falling last evening, with
seven feet one inch water In tbs canal, by the
mark. During tho previous twenty four hours
IL had fallen wo iGo9es at the head Of the Falls,
and sin inches at Portland. The weather was
plessalt 10 the morning, with ths thermomet,r
~ 70, ut ia the evening II turned much warmer.
On the Falls la evening there wsre ave feet wa.
Ger In the pass, down the Indiana side, aud fall
log. IL was rumored yesterday that tbs Peoples
Line have purchased the City Of Alton for the
McCombs ancaBded the Falls early yesterday
mornine, coming up the Indian chute, difacult
feat 1T the pres Mt stage OF water.
Nashville. The pispatOh Of tbs 2Tth says;
The Imperial. Captain MeComas, got as FAR a.
Fort DoDeisoo on her VOYAGE from 81 Louis 10
this port, and had 60 turn back account Of low
water. Nothing dolag on she river. Two fsot
scent on harpeth shoals and falling.
The steamer Alexander Majors has been char
tered e. transports cross-tles Tor the Pacific Rail-
road between Decatur tnd Omaha II IL said she
will spend this rest iuo u the teaa6n In delverD &
ties iron various points on the river above ans
River men are Of the opinion that the rise 70
ported In the uprer Missouri will be productive
OF injury % the channel, which was becoming
~. Louis.-Tha Democrat Of Tuesday says:
Tho condition % tho rivers generally, up to
latest edvicss ineinded, Is ms follows;
Hence to Ca 70. feet, 10 keokuk, fCat, on tbs
lower rap De. 81 feet, above to e. Paul, feet IL
tho Iiliaoie, 10 feet, In he Missouri, feet q
Kangaa end leet a. Joseph. Here, the river Il
steadily declining The inineis and Upper MIS-
souri, are rsiag. and Upper M'ssissippi stationary
at In uque, u. Paul, es. Business on the wha
IN fir. Weather pleasant. ttorms are Antlct
pated. Tonnage in port yesterday was light, NO
over twenty-five eamers. Arrivals we're few
BOATS LnAusa TO-DAY.
For LoaispilIe--Ths Taraseon will leave thi
evening for Louisville. She Is magnificent boz
commanded by Capt. Jim Lusk, one Of the mos
popular steamboat men on the liver, aud he
clerks arc courteous aud accommodating tn
neet and elegant Morning star viii be the packe
for Loulsviie on Monday morning
= For Cairo.--Ths oharmer is the regular mai
boat for Cairo day Her accommodations ar
rnost axee lent, aud shs IL commanded BY cleve
gentlemen aud gova steamboat men.
Dor MsmpAl--Ths supe Tor leaves day 70
M'mphia. The has Just como on tho ways, ans
after receiving the att ntioas Of the meoaanias
looks as elegant bride she ia ssaunch. swii
and aure, aud auder the command Of the yeeral
Dsstor. has become an INSTITUTION OF which bot
Evansville and Memphis may well he proad. =
For Cumberland River The Wan. White, yer
good boat, leaves to-day tor the Cumberland