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

To Gus RIVER FEIENDs We respectfully ask |
the officers of steamboats, arriving this port,
furnish us with memoranda, manifests, and all /
other intelligence relating to the Interests Of the
river. such favors VIII meet with the trusst APP
preciation If addressed to the River Editor EVANS
willie JOURNAL, and left with either IF the wharf
boats.
river yesterday morning IRON 9 to 10 o'clock,
presenting much the appearance of snow storm
passing at g distance Towards noon, however,
the atmosphere cleared up, and the afternoon
was delightful. The river here has receded shout
half an inch. but navigation for medium class
boats Ii quite easy.
Port sLGa-Ths arrivals and departures since
Sunday night inc Jude the Pink Yarble, louisville
to Eastpori; TarascoD, Memphis 70 Leuiaville;
Argonaut No. 2, Cincinnati to st Louis Nora {
Cincinnati to Memphis; Ross Hits, Henderson
to louisville; Tycoon, Helena to Cincinnati;
Charmer, to Cairo; Phantom. to wsbasha ssiyer;
B. K. DHnksrson, TO Bowling Green; Hnny
Brandies, Passport to Bouisville. m2@a
Bo4fs Dxe.-=knnong the firzs boatss dne hersiSre
the 81 ray, for Tennessee River 1 lssma Floyd and
New York, for Nashville; ST. etcud, Harry Dean
and Liberty No. 2, for Memphis Rose Hambie-
ton, for Arkansas River; Peerless, Emperor,
Louisiana and J. II Greesbeck, fer New Orleans;
Armada, from Cairo; Go:dea Eagle AIcsna, Star
| light, Caroline, Anna, Miami and HavEna, from
| Memphis.
RisceEEaneoas.-The was no unnsua1 activity
on the leves yesterday, though the local packets
were all reesiving. ......The S.harlnes had mod
erately good trip.........The Dunkerson lefs at 8
o'clock lsst night crowded with freigh. ami pas
sen gers ..... The Phantom left for WABASH river
/ with but little frejght.....-..The Tarascop had
i over 800 bales oil cotton for r. z. Dunkerson 6
Co., agents for ths great BeIlefontaino Cotton
Express, and was fan Of people. She returns to
Menphis to. morrow evening .......,.The Arg maui
and Nora ware veil loaded. ...s,.,Fhe Tyrone was
psttty 81 r........l he J P Webb was yesterday,
receiving for Tennessee river. sRd,wiu leave to-
day at A p NJ. ..sA boat probably the Der tina for
New Orleans, passed down without landing, last
evening". The Daisiae, ffoIA Cinci matt, and
the Golden Eagle, from Memphis, were oysrdQe
at o'clock Lat nght....--.-Ths great Liberty No
goes to Memphis this evening and has nolriya
........a.. The Fanny Brandsis, from Esstport t.
Louisville, discharged 80 bales Gotten here, con,
signed to Brcwn, Dunkerson { Co, agents Of this
unrivalied BeIlefontaine Cotton Express, by which
reliable route it will go forward this meriifg.
L EOAIH LEAVING TO-DAY
For Eastpoff-The EppsTb steamer, J. p. Webb
will Ieavsfor Eastpoft and all intermediate Ten
nessee River port, at o'clock this eFs ming
She Chords ample accommodations for passen
gers, and her officers pleasant gentIs omen
Huston & Co. are her sgsRts. = - - -
For Memphis-The Wild Winged Liberty No
goes to Memphis this evening, and has no su
perior in fine appointments CT speed. Her chic
officers are those pleasant and popular entIen en-
Capt. Sam. Archer and Ed. h. judge AZ,
pleasanrer trip can be made to HsnRhisihan OF
the Liberty.
For Eashyills.-The elegant J. P. Webb return
to the Cumberland, this evening, ofetiug excel
lent inducements to rassengsrs and shippers
Maai(est-steamer Tarascon, from Meml, bis t.
louisville: 30S bales cotton for Dunkerson & Co
Memoranda-Steamer Tarascon. Left Henphi
; Friday eve at g p. m. Golden Ezgie end DbsetA
to leave same night. Net Saint Patrick at II tck
man; Morning Star at Tfeadwater; Rowenar a
ehaWneetoWn. River rising all the way up. %