Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-15

To Qua BivEs FEIENDs we respectable ask
the officers 81 steamh-t- arriving at this port, 70
furnish with memafsuda. maaif sts, and ell
OF er int-Ilg nee reint nj the Interests OF tha
liver. such ftvt " q gieet ith fhe TRUST a p
recitation, ifsddress a tr.ihe siyrr Edit r swans
willie JoURNsL and ieft pith either of the wharf
boats.
RiUer and WeatAer-DoSn goes the +
thermometer, or rather, the juice in -
down to 50 above zero al daylight yes /
terday morning Wbe@I bow it did
frees. Considerable show oi ice was
found in the river, and the steamers
carried long icicles under their guards
A week of such weather would suspend
nayigation........The river here is de-
Ginning very slowly, while it's rising at
Louisville and Cincinnati, and at stand
at Pittsburg,s with Indications of rise.
Arriva,s and sDepartHres-The arri-
walls and departures since our last re-
port was closed, include the Charmer,
Cairo and return; CurIew, Henderson
and return; Peerless, Cincinnati to New
Orleans; Yorktown, PitAbprg 10 Saint
Louis; Emperor aud Harry Dean, Gu4-
cinnati to Memphis; Rose Hite, Louis
Vile and return. m
Boats Due Among the first boats
due here are the Lem Leoti and New
York, for Nashville; Ontario, Lsonidas,
Nashville and Lennie Down, for aim
L ouis; 81 Cloud, Rob-. Burns and Rose
HanbIe.on, for Memphis; Silver Cloud,
SLY r Spray, J H Groesoeek, Louisi
/ ana. Prima D3nna and Virginia, for
\ g Orleans; Argosy No. 3 and R L.
Woodward, from Tennessee river; J. G.
Blackfogd and J. R. Gilmore, from Saint
Louis; Altoona and Morning Star, from
Memphis.
Miscellaneous.-The cold weather has
but little effect on business on the levee
as yet New Orleans and Memphis
freights continue abundant, and our To-
cal packets are getting good srips. Or
ders from the Tennessee, Cumberland
and Green Rivers, as well as from the
Lower Mississippi, continue large and
increasing, and one of our most enter.
prising grocery houses on Water street
yesterday had more orders than they
4 could I'LL, and we see most of our gro~
Gerry houses busy......The Charmer had
81 bales Of cotton, few hog sheads Of
tobacco, snd q snaii.iot OF miscellaneous
freight on yesterday morning, but
was crowded WITH people. She had a
Egood trip out......The Yorktown, for
Louisville, the Emperor, for Memphis,
and the Peerless, 1or New Orleans, had
excellent trips The Peerless had her
guards in the water. She took 8 few
tierces of lard and few Barrels Of eggs
from here.....The St Patrick had not
arrived at dark last night being nearly
"a hours behind time......The Tarascon
laid over at Louisville till Wednesday
night. She had not arrived at dark.
1.-THE Harry Dam passed down for
Memphis, with good trip just after
dark......The Rose Hite arrived with a
good trip about o'clock. There was a
large quantity Of freight awaiting her
return, indi- ating that she would have
the biggest trip up of the season. ......
Capt Hiram K Hazlett arriyed in this
city yesterday from the East He is in
excellent health 1.-THE LEM Leoli ieft
Cincinnati on Wednesday evening for
this port and Nashville......C3l Il. K
, Dunkerson returned from New Albany
last night He reports all things re-
lating to the interest of the great Belle
fontaine Cotton Express working well,
: and large shipments of cotton msy be
expected, DO b via of this city and NV
Albany. Shippers know the reliable
routes. fzE
GI,EAEINGs FRoa oUR ExcHASeEs-
4