Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
River News.

Tho river 10 agsin falling.
The weather haa bssn pleasant though rs' her
warm, with a ins rain yesterday afternoon.
The arrivals since Friday night include the
Armada, Cairo 10 E,snsvins and return; Little
Grey Eagio. louisville 70 Henderson and return;
p'oht, Burns, Memphis 70 CineinBsti Pine Hi,
q ncInnati TO Nashville, Den. Anderson, Cairo
10 Evansville; Moralpg star. Loplavflis 20 Hem
dsrsoB Golden Fagle, Msnpeis 70 Evansville;
Bsrgai Tissr Cairo 70 Lonisvilie; Lsni Lsoti,
NashsilIeto gyansyills; e. Patrick, Louisville
10 memphIa, IL
The Armada had . magnificent trip In on Eat
urday morning, Including $50 bales Of cotton,
which. with 30 bales BY the Anderson aud so BY
ths Goldsa Esgla, wiil be forwarded by Messrs.
BrowH, Dathsraon Co. this morning to tho
East. by the famous Gotta Express. The ArmA-
da had big trip out,
This Robt Burns had over 900 bales Of cotton
for Cincinnati, AMI ) largo passenger trip.
The Little Grey Eagle hsd gasd trip both
ways.
Tde Cen Andersen had good trip yesterday
from bslow. She returns to Cairo at 3 O'Clock to-
day, offering pleasant accommodations u shippers
aud passengers. Capt. Dan Clark, Billy LCwth
aud Kit Rudd Are PLEASANT iiesrs and courteous
gentlemen.
The ssy Morning Star goes 70 Louisville this
morning at 10 o'clock, sui will have Immense
trip { gEt aud people. Those desiring state
rooms should appiy early to John Gwathmsy, the
pleasant aud aceomm 0datit clerk Of ths bright
~ star.
The Golden Eagle, on her way mp, broke her
Doctor. and was towsd to this city. with her
bArses BY the towbaat Bengal Tiger. The Eagle
Z had uPwardsof 800 bai,s Of cotton, 80 Of which
she discharges hero. shs lies yer here for re-
pairs, and viii reshlp her passengers and perhaps
her 4 eight. el
The Lent Leoti came in last evening from Nash
VILE with a sp'endii trip, aud fourteen hours
ahssd Of tine Dan Brady on the hurri oane,
aud "thats what's the matter" She will leave
"a. iaow Nv eyehlpg Cd her RETAIN.
This wild 81, Patrick, repaired, resusoitaSd, and
as good 40 new, passed down last night with an
elegant trip, including ITO cabin passengers and
any number deck. the latter mostly pl-yea-Ous
Confederatea from Narthsrn prisons, en- route to
their homes
The great Missouri viii be down this morning,
on route TO New ofleAnk. : Offering the most irre-
sistiSle attractions to pas eugers and shippers
Capt. Hurd aud Sam Barr, s., With thsir hand.
some and eoui tsous J9ung assistants, have no SUI
perlors on the western wa er.. Passengers and
nhip era 10 the south CANT do better than take
aha Missouri. Cox Humphrey Rnd Hall Rudd
are her agents
, The Kin, "a hn, been reless d by Goyernmsut
ard will be her TO morrow a, the adop ndsnt
Louisville and Evansville packet
The n. X. luke sou, Fsnn Q Giibe aud Jona
Gray left Saturday eseAins ior Gre, risef.
MAsIFEsr LKSI LEgTI.--Hagon ID, 10 hhds to
.basaoi Bsfwui - 0o, "a dai White Btos, d
Coz a "A y doi mckinney, Co, do sumuti
\ wnsaR 25 n,ules W " sbannoDs l0f do; re
.shi msat. 70 binds tobacco.
on Thursday last the following boats were q
-ParAerabnrs D. Lypeh, J. o. Hamilton, vieso
No =. Viola, John W. Garrett, Belle, LeslAir No
?, Uriids, Minerva, waashita. Edinburg }. II
Best, Hau,stnau, Golden Era, Mamie Byers, Ro
Roy, Phantom. Ella Fabsr, Progress. Mariners
Nashville, Starlight, Lady Pike and Alice. A
ufington-NaVigator, Leonidas No. g, MeInotte
-krizunia. Lseizir. ArgonAut No. 3, Wren, c. T
Dumont, Empire city, Silver Spray, Blue VIM
aud FinancIer.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday says
The submarine UnisrwrIter returnsa, yester.
day, from the wreck of the Express, recent;
sunk In Manchester chute, 60 await q fall q wa
ter In the river, the late rise having interfertt
with the operations q raising the sunkan boat
The Underwater reports the Express with he
boilers under waite on The laFboard side Tn
breach in her bottom. Is ase' rtained BY the sub
marine operator. was directly under her boilers
Ioso-aud at. and ~ h'sy ieet long by Averag
of four fert v de she Is OF otheTwire material
iy damaged, and will te, ultimately, saved.
There are thirty hye umbers broken in he
held. The submarine pumper raised her bow 90
foot out OF water. but I'D not sncceet in gsttin
her entirely aAosf A bulkhead will be built
when she will, doubtless, be raised.
The remains Of the "a CHARLES H. Clark,
wellsknown steamboat mate, who died Of pueu
afronia, on the NJ. CLOUD, near NC. Vernon, on 81
R&Ah Inst, arrived here yesterdmy. The fnnefa
takes place nom the late residence OF the dCcsas'
No ., Clinton street, his afternoon, az tw
o'clock. 7 he Stsamhoat Mates Benevolent Asso
citation will attend IN a body, and superintend th
fune al obaaQaiea Of their deceased brother.