Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
] River News.

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The rive remains unchanged, and we shall not
b surprised 20 see 81 rise yet further from the
cJmharhse Ssihs that have fallen duriIg the last
two das Q, and which, II appears extended far up
Ths only arrival up TO q late hour last nigh,
.t9 sincA nooh. was the Cuba, which had towsd a
barge TO Neweurg.
The Liberty No 2 had an excellent trip. one of
tbs arst results Of the removal Of restrictions
.ysrsss. She sadsd considerably here.
Tks Little Eagle brought from henderson 81
- bids. Of tobacco, consigned TO Msssrs Brown a
q CDaAksfsob. She took good trip out departing
at about O'Clock,
The O n. Anderson left at 4 o'clock with n mod
crate trip. On her way mp, Wednesday night, a
heating log punched hoe through her hull,
which repaired yesterday.
The }. p. Webb had splendid trip for Mash
aisSilis and isft yesterday evening",
Doe The Carrie receiving all day yesterday. and
H. VIII isays this evening at O'Clock for Eashvills
aud ell way ports.
Her ans Cabin appoIntmesta, and the genera !
.. EHaod nature and afabia bearing Of Capt Dan.
Bradley and Mr. Hampton, his courteous Clerk
ensnses the most Apleasani accommodations %
a& spAaashsars. s3AAA t4sbts
A dispatch from the gay and fss i've DR.. Geo.
0'Hart, Of thu villa 81. Patrick, announces her
arrival ct Osiro, with 400 ales Of Cotton
u signed 70 Brown, Dnnkorson Go Agents OF the
kreat Belfountains Cotton Express, by wsich line
70 VIII 80 forward this evening" with despatch
known TO othor line. T Saint expected
during the night.
.s The palmtiai Ruth delayed her departure from
Louisville until last evening" aud will positively
aQbs here to-day en- route New Orleans present.
pg ihs most unsquaifod attractions to passsns gers
"a end shippsra Hsrgreat conveying capacities, her
- anoomparable Cabin appointmentss and above ali
her elegant and accomplished ofBesss render he r.
attractions irresistible.
- The n. X. Dunkerson was due last night ON
Bowling Green, With . cargo OF -four for tn,
Rata. ssiassig .saa
The Rose Hite and EIrora will he tbs packets
from and 10 Louisvils to-day, both presenting
many attractions to passengers and shippers
Both bats are commanded by pleasant gentle.
The ouba enters the trade as a regular packet
bslwe,n this city AID Henderson, commencing
sshia evening Capt. Duncan aud J. w. ReA, her
chief officers, arc experienced steamboat and
plsAaehtg Pahs~en. vi
= Among tho nfut boats due from Cincinnati, arc
the Alice Dean, for Memphisi Pstonia, for Now
Orleans, aud Miami, for Nashville.
2he following we'll known steams constituted
tue feet or transports that conveyed Gen. Steelss
troops from Mobile to Montgomery, the Ala
bama river: the Tarascon, with General Steele
and stan on board; the Peerless, with General
Andrews and stat and a4th Iowa Joab Lawrence;
John H. aroesbeck; Iberville; Colonel Oowlss;
Polar targ White Cloud No. 3; Mustang; N. W.
Thomasi Planter n J. Lockwood St. Charles
sA.G. Brown Laurel HilI-aii laden with
and troops. Nothing Of interest trsnspired ON
the trip. until several days out, when the flag
ship Tarascon fred into, and one man killed
8 and several wounded. Tho Peerless, tevon-
tr-svs or hundred yards behind, escaped; but
three Of the number behind Ne did not escapes
each receiving a vollcy,. and several more
wounded slightly.
The asot returned to Mobile ON the Attn inst.
This people on Oh Alabama river, We presume,
never saw such heet OF nns steamers before.