Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

OF INTEL nee refat 30 the interests Oh tho y
rie r srch fays RS y meet with the tru 81 APP
Tecis ton ifaddress '6te he River Editr itvans-
vile SvuRS@L, Aad sithseithsrp the wharf I
boats. q sseia 'eslas tsoa.
RtVer and Fegghr-Fhs Gweather
has put on most chilling aspect, the
thermometer indicating a temperature
of % degrees abpEe zero yesterday
morning, and 20 degrees a 8 O'clock
last nfs BIT, with a downwatd tendency.
The river here is about at a stand, with
a rise Of seven feet co ming from 7Cin11
einnati.. There. are 80 inches reported
on Harpsth Shoals in the Cumberland
river, and 81 feet in the Tennessee.
-Arrira's and Departures-The arri-
walls and dep lrtnrss sincs our last re-
port was closedFinciudssg thg Camelia
and Armadilio, St Louis to Cincinnati,
Minneola and Harona, Memphis to Cin-'
cinnati; Liberty No 2, Louisville to
Memphis; Sam Orr Eastporsso Evans
vile; Armada, Cairo; Laura Fenton.
Memphis.fo louisville; Golden Eagle,
Cincinnati; J. T. McCombs, Louisville
and return; T4rascon, Louisville to
Memphis; Curlew, Henderson.
Boats Dae-Among The frat boats
due here are the louisa for johnson
vile; New York, LEM Leoti, and Nau-
gatuck, for Nashville; Yorktown, Nash.
vile; Ontario, ST. Louis; St. Cloud,
Harry Dean, Emperor, and Rose Ham.
bleton, for Memphis; Silver CIo1dS
Peerless, j. q. Groesbeck, Louisiana,s
Pama Donna, and silver Spray, for
New Orleans; Rose Hite,, from Louis
Vile; St Patrick and Abeona, from
Memphis; Charmer, from Cairo; r. &
DunkersoD, from Bowling Green.
AisceElGseoAs-There was consider
able. activity on the levee yesterday with
pretty fair shipments..........The Came
La, from St. Louis, and the Minneola,
from Memphis, passed up during Tues
day night with fair trips...... :. The
Liberty No. 2 was detained at Louis
vile, and did not get down untihdsy-
light yesterday morning, She had a
good rip from Louisville, and added
I largely here, inclnaing 1900 barrels
-four and nearly 100 coopsof poultry
She left at clock with all she could
carry on herself and b1rge. Captain
Sam. Archer and FL Judge were ia ine
feather; and had bost of people. .s.a...
\ Toe Golden Eagle having. repaired ,ber
boiler, left for Cincinnati at 2 o'clock,
, .a..- The Armada had a nice trip out,
but we cant help but think that she
should have the preferences of all the
New osIeaps fpeighttbat she can carry
Rhen she takes ii at as low rates as any
other boat. That is the right way to
build Up a home packet ine.......... The
Arm adillo, from S., Lolis, and the HR
vAna, from Memphis, had fair trips
The Sam Orr arrived out of Tennessee
{ river with 260 bales of cotton and otbei
freight, aid brings orders for good.
sufficient to load her back. She viii
return to Eastport on Saturday...,..~
The Laura Fsnton with two barges in
TOW arrived from Memphis at o'clocH
last night, She had but little freight
she brought the 43rd Illinois regiment
from Memphis to Cairo. e Captain Yves
WBitTow, Ldce MurriI and Jim Green
were all huuky.........TheJ. T. McCombl
had not arrive6aat s O'Clock last night
........We received the follswing dis
patch last night which speaks for ITSELF
p" C1NciNSIrI, Dec 18th.
j. NJ SilrsrtAorn: ~
The steamer LEM Leoti will leave
j Evansville, for Nashville, on Saturday
resumiDg her regular trips
sszS 80 = CAPfsJ Il. GAMPBELL.
The Leni viii be warmly welcomed
back to her old haunts. .......a Capt Gus
Lemcke having resigned the position o
Superintendent Of the Evansville and
Cairo packet line, has been succeeded
/ BY Capt Gus Dpsouehet, at whose
hands the interests of the line Will moi
suffer. He wears his honors meekIy,
but with becoming grace and dignity
. Iha 1T. McCombs-arsiEed from
LouipyilleT about Q o'clock with good
i n.