Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-14
River News.

The river is rising here apsce, and VIII soon be
MP 10 the tops the banks If # continues to rise
at the present rate. At Cincinnati the river rose
six feet during the twenty four hours ending at
noon yesterday, and it is rising rapidly at Pitts
burg.
- Business on the levee as quite animateh yes
I tsrday afsrnoon@
The arrivals since noon were the Eieanora Car
rel, Cincinnati to New Orleans; Miami, Nashville
to Cincinnati; Silver Moon, Memphis to Cinein-
natl; little Grey Eagle, Louisville 70 Henderson
and return. ed s - "a
EThe Tacony sd rather moderate trip out yes
terday Afternoon. y
The Eienora CarreI, another frs class CinciD-
matt built boat, arrived her first trip and re.
ceissa gconaidsrabis freight here, including so
brIEof aouE W IgIeheart Bros. She left about
65Soerocx ABOUT two.thirds full.
The little Eagle had a nice trip down, but went
oht eomparatiyely light. She left early and
Eaosed off witha esIsrity eqas to that Of the frogs
a and snakss. Of Ireland when 81. Patrick visited
that "jim Of tBs say
The Miami brought lew hogsheads Of tobacco
and but little else.
o. AoBs Silver Moon I'D about half load and was
doing some tall running. She in such haste
N tsht ahe forget 40 leave any papers
~ 1Tne Lady Gay yaa,wc learn, detained at New
Albany on Wednesday evening loading corn, and
will not got down before some time today. She has
-inamsnss freight capacities and the most splendid
cabin aceornEn oda ions. Captains Williams aud
Beltzhe over will take especial pleasure making
their guests comfortable.
ss The great Superior Will cast OF her moorings at
2 O'Clock this efternooB, and turn her stem to-
wards Memphis. She received considerable freight
yesterday, aud hope to see her MI up to-day
e. rapidly Her passenger accommodations Of
s ths b.st character, and her officers highly
- III pop ular and experienced.
We learn from the officers Of the Carroll that
the W. r. Carter has ain at LonisviIe, and
IA 70 will not leave at present Her agents here how
re- ever have net been advised the fact oieiaIly
- ~ and will consequently be locked for to-day.
ThelRose bite, IN elegant stsrn wheeler, will be
hero this evening. en- route to Nashville, and will
afford pleasant accommodations 20 passengers.
She will freight. Capt. Evans is her com
mander. and Cox Humphrey are her sgents.
The Peytona, overdue from New Orleans, had
not arrived at dark last night. tt
The famous st. Patrick, detained by business
- and had fuel, did arrive until lo1z o'clock last
- niEhs endbsneath thc bright bat mellow light OF
ths moon she looked as beauiff1 as an oriental
brids Arrayed In purest white and deeked with
gems. Her bridal chambers. Of which we made
mention day two ag5, are Incompatible
equsling the fancy q the most extravaeant imag-
eaea inatioa. BY tho wayne have just learned that
Hs Col. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. indefinitely postponed
- - double D dsteads double blesaedness - has
msghsnimously rendered the OF the bridal
chamber assigned 70 him TO our genial and ele-
gant yeung friend " Ecke" Van RiFer, whose
case Is becoming urgent. We congratulate tho
worthy representative Of Fatman a Co. The ST
Patrick viii be htro Sunday, route TO Mem.
s'E';Ps- and passengers and shippers VIII bear this
In mind
We ind btsd to the officers ef tho wild 81.
.soai Patrck for Memphis papsra Of Tuesday evening.
s. THE Bulletin OF Tuesday evening tays:
Our dispatches are 10 yesterda= morning. They
brought by the elegant steamer st. Patrick.
Capt Geo. o. Hart, commander, which made the
-. -. run FROM Cairo 10 this city 10 Il teen urs.
- M The haHs Il highly ippprtaut, IL announces
the surrender OF Gen. Ice and hts entire army 10
Gen u y. Grant, on the 9th inst.