Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-27

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boats.
Weaeev avid Rsssy-The present spell OF bsauti-
full weather continues unbroken-olssr, bs uys
beautiful days. and cold, frosty nights. change
may, however, ts expected soon, Is such westber
cannot last forever.
The rlvsr here Is falling very siowly; isdeclin.
ing st cineInnati, and stationery a. PittsSurg
Tbs Tennessee 10 rising slowly. and the Cum
berlsnd 10 stationary, With about eighteen inches
on Harpeth Shoals. r III
-Arrivah and DepartBrss.-0ur port list since our
last report embraces the TsrAseon, Louisville TO
Memphis; Superior, Louisville and return; J. o.
BIackiord, Minnsola, and Clifton. Memphis 70
Cincinnati; Palestine and Bermuda, Louisville to
Helena; Jennie Brown, Cincinnati to St. Louis; ;
Armads, Cairo and return; Kentcns Sc. Louis to
Cincinnati; Morning Star and Liberty No. 2,
Memphis to Louisville; J. T. McCombs, Louis
VILE aud r,turn; Ohsrmsr, Cairo to Evansville;
Jonas Powell, 20 oincinnatii Matte, smithland
TO Evansville; Anna, Cincinnati to New Orleans;
Rose Hite, Louisville to Henderson.
Boats DGe.-Amopg the hrst boats dus here are
the Harry Dean. Starlight, Havana, and Caroline,
Cincinnati to Memphis; Peerless, Memphis to
Cincinnati; Nightingale, Indiana, Psytons, and
Maggie Hayes. for New Orleans; B. K. Bunker
son, from Green River; Mariner. Camelia, and
Nasty lie, for st. Louis. fA
ETiscsl lansons.-The wharf since Friday night
has presented rather animated appearance,
with numerous arrivals. The Bermuda and Bal
timors lay here all night, loaded with colored
soldiers destined to Helena, Arkansas. The
St. Patrick was stopped by fog, and laid up just
',ha'ow the point Until Friday morning, and after
/ wards grounded az Trsdewater, which detained
her much that when the Charmsr met them,
! the Taraseon (which passed down at two O'Clock
| On Saturday morning. was ahead. The TarAscon
had rather slim trip, while the st. Patrick was
crowded full........Ths Armada came up light, but
had good trip out...-....The Charrner's officers
report the armada as being engaged ia taking the
cargo u the Emersd from sbawneetown. the lat.
ter boat not having succeeded 10 crossing the bar
/ ...-.....The Sam Orr was aground at Tradswater
for six h0urs....-..The Supe Tor arrived az about
two O'Clock on Saturday morning, with 3 slim
trip, and lay over here, patching boiler, until
two O'Clock yesterday morning .Ths Mo- ming
Star passed up from Memphis, with . slim "trip,
| early on Saturday evening. and the Liberty No. 2
\ about two o'clock yesterday morning, SO light.
l.......The Anna passed down yesterday for New
Orleans, with inns trip........The Kenton passed
up on Saturday, with big trip from st Louis.
The Clifton and Minneola passed up from
Memphis yesterdsy, with good The
Charmer arrived from Cairo at three O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, with light trip..... Inspector
Dol. Gafheris I Il for Cairo ON the Armada on
Saturday .......The J. T McCombs arrived late on
Saturday night, and returned just after midnight,
with slim Srips both wAys........ThsEs are no
signs Of the Indiana, over dus........Ths Indiana
IL bard Gs ound at Flint Island with little proc
p~ct 81 g-ttisg "a anfiitbe river ris+S.