Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24

Tho weather has been somewhat variable for
the last two three days, with threats Of
aa54 rn which dissipated, until last night the
clouds gathered thick and commenced raiaing
about 10 o'clock fstee
.;f e Business on the Isvse has bsen rather brisk
with large Arrivsls Of tobacco cotton. groceries
and other heights, and fair shipments.
The river 10 rising sharply, and 10 now up 70
Ell the Fiddle Of the boilers Of the Curiew, whereas
her guards above water at the commence
tY.Fr rnsnt ths RISE In suppose the river has
risen six seven feet, and navigation for oil
-H - lassss Of boats exeisnt Our latest reports
from above represent the river stationary at Pitts
burg, with eight feet in the esAnns and rising
Al clncnn and Louisville, with eight and
a-hAlf feat In the canal and Ave ct ten inches In
o.. So. the Indiana Chute he falls.
-gith4 The cumberIand and T. rivers
swelling slowly, With about 81 inches on Harpeth
Shoals
cT a1F hs arrivals hers since Friday mig include
LtrsnA and Darling. Cincinnati to Memphis
fton anf ranais Bysrs, Memphis to Cinoin-
nam. Oh armss, Cairo 10 Evansville and retarn ;
INV Liberty No ., Loulsv 10 90 Memphis; Cuba.
PASSPORT Evansvs; In llama, Louis Vile
New Orleans; Rose Hits, Louisville 10 Hender-
son ami rsturn Huntsville and Nora, oairo to
Louisville Gam Orr, Cairo to Evansville N rn-
10 igaiihs star. Louisville Henderson, WIN. whi.s
Green river 20 Evansville,
The oharmsr had fair trip both ways.
The clifton and Mamie ByerS had good trips
l. from Msmphia The latter dIseh rKed IS bales Of
cotton ~ ms poFt 70 80 Aast " the great Ootton
Express. BY the way, Il may not be Improper 90
say that this cotton W. billed for Ciucin natl.
but the shippers ascertaiaing the advantages OF
the Evansville and Bsllsontaias lness changed
Its courus very wisely, gaining about three days
In time.
~ The Lor ma Darling and Liberty all had good
4saE trips 70 Msmphs.1 ia-r1 4.4
The Indiana her guards In water. Che
had numerous soldiers and much Government
stores. She could take nothing here.
The Cuba had IN pouto of tha Tannea asa
- - river, and brought large orders and . number Of
merchants to purchase goods. she will return 10
Passport aud all way Tennessee river ports ut
o'clock this evening, and Captain Duncan aud
his subordhatss Will show marked attention 70
passengers and render satisfaction TO shippers.
We hope to see her so out crowded.
The Rose Hts had fair uips both wAys
The Sam Orr had = nice trip In yesterday morn.
ing She will Cairo at clock this az.
tsrnOOD, Anor ding the very plsa,aatsst AesommO-
datons to passengers. We learn, by the way, that
M@ Vim. Meeiurg has dspos d Of interest in the
qrtf - Orr to Mr.. John Gilbert. Terms private.
The Huntsville and Nora ia Govsrnmont
Hrz go service and entirely light
The hospital tsnd,r, Gennie Hopkins, was Ai
srs ths landing yesterday rOuts to Cincinnati.
The Moroing star had good trip in yesterday
and crowds Of people.
The Morning staI will return 10 Louisville q
10 O'Clock to-day, and Is Of the slegAn
and finely appointed boats the Ohio Hs
chief officers those popular ana courteous gen
tlsmen, Captin Yves. whitlow and John GwAth
msy, with faithful and attentive subordinate
Passengers By the Star will fare samptuOus!
every day.
The r. X. Duukerson took cut a coed arip o,
Saturday evening.
The WIN. white came in yesterday fun Of to
bacco. She returns Green river this evening
The Leni Leosi 10 duo tn evening and will re
turn to Nashville tomorrow evening. Shipper
for the oumbers nd will get ready their freight
The W r. Carter has postponed her .d7psrtur
from Louisville until Tuesday evening, and vii
eTF be hare wednesday.
Our old friend. Captain Lib. FrIsbis has pur
a chased the IdAaos. We have not sscertaiued I'll
price paid for her.
rw The lone tree Carrie 10 daily expected at thi
port.