Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

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other intelligence relating the interests Of the
river. Such favors viii meet with the truest APP
probation, if addressed to the River Editor Evans
Vile JOURSA1, and left with either Of the wharf
boats. a4o'l SOD sn0 y
Weather and Wdter.-YesterdRy was beautifully
bright and bracing, not uupleasantly cold. Clouds
appeared in the south towards evening, with in
dications Of fog during the night.......The river
here Is rising slowly, and at ali points above and
fair boating stage is expscted within few days.
Our latest inteligence from the cuhibesIand is to
the effect that heavy rains were falling and good
rise is expected. The Wabash and White rivers
were rising fast on THURSDAY morning The last
boats from below report az feet at shaw neetown
and feet at Tradewater. .aaoi13BTt ns o1l
ArriUGIs and Dspartures.-The arrivals aud do.
partures since our last report include the volun-
teer, Cairo to Cincinnati; Charmer, Cairo aud re-
turn; Morning Star, Memphis to LouisEiiie; st.
Patrick, LOuisyilIe to Memphis and Rose Hiss,l
Louisville and reture. on Thursday; Cumberland,
louisville to st. Louis Rover, So. Lonia to Pitts
burg, yesterday. fsifsnoa a8ad
Bodts Dae.-Amohg the first boats due here are
the Emma Floyd and New York, for Nashville;
Nora, for st. Louis; Darling, st. Cloud and Morn
ing Star, for Memphis; Arazonia,, Bertha. Peer
Uairo; j. t. Mcoombs, from LouissilIs; r. K
Dnnkerson, from Bowling Green. '1l'9 "a i.
MisceI5aneOWss--wc have but four arrivals to
note up to the hour of making this report. The
Morning Star, with one hundred and eleven
bales of cotton for the Bellefontafns Cotton 5Ex-
press, via Evansville, and one hundred aud Fifty.
six bales for the SANG, via New albany, and a
good passenger trip, passed up Thursday morn
THE Chsrmer with moderate "trip ar
rived Thursday morning, and lefts with 1mode-
ratio trip in the aiternoon-tlie observation of
Thanksgiving eurtailing shipmentsss....Th The St.
Patrick with a splendid trip Arrived from Louie
willie Thursday afternoon, and after adding about
one hundred tons here, left for Memphis. She
was full Of people. We are indebted to her on
GERS and those of the Morn ing Star, for late pa
pers........The Cumberland passed down for st.
Louis during Thursday night The only ar
rival during daylight yesterday was the Rover /,
having in two four barges loaded with pig iron
for st. Louis. she stopped here for awhile 10 re-
pair her supply pips.........The Rowena, for Mem
| phis; the Mamie Byers, for New Orleans and
the Liberty from Memphis; were over due but
had not arrived at dark last evening ... -. The
Ada Lyon was smoking at dark last evening pre-.
| paratory to leaving for Psducah. She broke
some part of her machinery in consequences Of tn
! imperfect manner in which that New Albany
shaft was manufactured. She had good trip on
board 1--WE indebted to the officers of the
Morning Star for memorandum and manifest.
BoAFs LEAVING TO-DAY.
For Cairo.-The imperial Armada, Capt ]. v.
ThrOOp, leaves at half past one O'Clock to-day for
Cairo. Billy DuAn is again in she once, and
will give more than usual attention 10 'passon.
gers. Billy has just been married, is very happy,
and desires every oae else - be SO likewise e
4 For louisville. = The never failing J. n. ne.
Combs VIII be the regular mail boat from and to
Louisville thisleSening. Capt. Hurry, her CHIEF
officer, is pleasant gentleman.
For Memphis.-The unsurpassed grand 4hoatine
palace Morniog Star, Capt. A. T Gilmore, with
that elegant gentleman Frank Banksmith in the
Office, viii go to Memphis this evening, Offering
the most splendid inducements to passengers AND
shippers The Star is a bright particular iusti
tuition, and Frank Banksmith is her great orsia
mont. Go for herr a7sa e9iaf e
Manifest Steamer Morning Star, from Menphi
| to Louisville, Dec 7 1S6s.-Brown. Duukerson d
| Co., Evansville, Ill bales cotton; Owner, Evans
vile, 10 bales cotton; Owner, Evansville, l;
| hogs Owner, Evansville, 80 hides Owner
Evansville. lot pluider; Brown, Du1kerson a
| Co.. New Albany, 165 bales cotton j NJ. White
Co.. Louisville, so bundles hides, and IL barrels
tallow; j.; W. Ranhara. Louisville. hogshead
tobacco; G. s., Louisville, II barrels oranges !; A
| Medanch. 8 barrels oranges. ? 2 e-4 -f.ses.
Memorandum steamer Morning Star:
Left Memphis Dec. 4th at 8; 20. Boats in port
Die Vernon, Missouri, Des Arc, and about thre'
dozen wheel barrows. First night ont, met Cor
nelia at Elbow, Liberty at Race Ground, Colder
! Eagle at Island rs, Julia at 81 9Th met Magno.
| liza and Baltic at Watson's S, some boat Iyirg q
| Don elson's Point Tafascon and Marble City il
| Lucas Bend, t. Il. Mceill, Indiana, John XII
| gore and ATgls at Cairo, Rebecca at Padueah
| Maggie Hays at Cottonwood. Seven feet water in
| tina MigsfssiDuf and r feat in the Ohfa