Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11

Weather aud Water.-Ihe weather for the last
two days has been chsrming-yesterday being
bright aud beautiful. The river came to q stand
yesterday, but will probably commences to rise to-
day. The low stage Of the Mississippi however,
precluded the probability Of any considerable
rise, as it is again a stand at Pitts burg and
Cincinnati.
Port List-The arrivals and departures since
Friday night include the Imperial, Mariner and
Linnie Drown, st. Louis to Cincinnati Armada,
Cairo and return Liberty No. 2, Memphis to
Louisville; Mamie Byers, Cincinnati to New Or
leans; Rowena, Cincinnati TO Memphis; ]. 7.
McCombs, Lonisyills and return; Morning Star,
Louisville to Memphis; J. P. Webb, Clsrksville;
Arizona, Cincinnati 20 New Orleans; ChArmer.
Cairo n. K. Duakerson Bowling Green Madison,
Cairo to. Cincinnati; Lywrenee, Cincinnati to st.
| Louis; Starlight, Memphis to Cincinnati; VIM.
| White, to Wabash River; CurIew to Spottsville
and return; Rose Hite, Louisville to Henderson.
Boats DHe.-Amohg the first boats due here are
thu Spray, Pink Farble and Bermuda, for Tennes-
see River; New York, for Nashville; MIRA, for st.
Louie; Darling and st. Cloud, for Memphis !;
Bertha, Emperor and Peerless, for New Orleans; ;
Golden Eagle, from Memphis, and Sam. Orr, for
/ PASSPORT; Anglo Saxon, Johnsonville to Cincin-
natl.
| MisoeElaReoas.-T rise in the river has given
now impetus to business and all the down river
boats carrying full loads.........The Liberty
No. issed Up Saturday morning carrying a
light freight list and boat full of people.........
The Armada had rather slim trip up, but went
out with coed trip Sa urdsy aftern Don .........
The second Clerk Of the Mamie Byers stepped
| into the river between the boat and barge while
che was lying at the wharf here, and was badly
scared and got very wet. He hanled out
without any other damage beyond the ducking.
He cried aloud and was saved....-..Ths Rowena
had all she could carry on herself and two bsrges
including considerable Quantity Of. freight fer
this and other Ohio River ports Her chief Off.
GERS were Capt. Alex Frazier and Ben. B. Taylor
both highly popular Ulcers J. p Webb
arrived Saturday night from Olarksville. She
brought out fair trip and reports the river at a
stand when she left, but three feet rise reported
as coming from above. She win return to the
Cumberland Tuesday, and will probably go tC
Nashville........The Morning Star left here Sat
urday night with a splendid trip, having addeG
largely bere.......The Lawrence got off Film
Island bar and passed down yesterday morning
for Saint Louis. .....The z. K. DunkersoI
arrived out of Gresn River yesterday morning
with good trip, including so hogshsads tobacco
.,.......Gr River is rising, aud navigation is
tireiy restored.........A propeller came GU: Q
Green River saturday, rowing out about s, 90
bushels of coal for this Stewart Brothers, who viii
, henceforth have full supply Away, on hand a
the wharf.........The Curlew got up steam yester
day morning and went up to spottsviile, return
ing in the evening ........The old Madison passe
up yesterday morning .........Ths Linnie Drowl
passed up with the Ohio Biver freight of the Ar
gyle, which latter returns from Cairo to EeV
or1eaus...-.....The Mariner ard Arizona had goot
trips. The Starlight had about 200 bales of cot
ton fer Cincinnati ........Ths Chsrmer had a Ugh
!, trip7in yes erday mornin y.........The Tarsscoi
was hourly expected from Memphis, but had n O
2 arrived az eight o'clock. The Rose Hite is ais
, over due....... reports from Louisville, Cincin
C natl, and st. Louis represent a large number o
boats loading for the Cumberland River.
Guthrie, Supervising lnspecto +, will be found a
the Norwood House on Thursday and Rrida
c next. ready to renew licenses of pilots and en-
gineers, especially on Wabash River boats.......
The Anglo saxon PASSED up asst night, with IS
bales of cotton for Cincinnati Her of1icers repor
,he Tennessee rising, with three feet large t
c JohnsOnvillc.