Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-12

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Items Of Caraoes arrioinsg and Departing Condi-
tions Of Western Rioers- Wsntber and BuSiRes
Bouts Leaoing T5-day-Boass Due-Our 7hanks-
Steamer Cumberland and OBtceTS-Itace bet'oeen
the st. Charles and UAiteI States-Dan Rice md
his StUd-Ihe Undertcriter.
The Mepham. Kinney and Marble City had fair trips
Among the principal items OF their cargoes we notice 200
bales cotton total for St. Louis The Mepham discharged
80 bales cotton at this city, consigned to Halliday Bros
The southern bound boats The above port list, hsd
splendid goes Nearly all added less at this
port.
The Palestine had the 18th u S. colored Artillery on
board, conveying them from Columbus to Paducah
The Beaver brought up of empty barges
The splendid wrecking boat Underwater, is still at
this city, ready to assist any steamer which
may require her services She is very complete boat,
of her Glass; and her past raising the Huntress
and Gilmore show that she is managed with much ability
FoH FLORENCE, EAsrPoRr AND TUscvMBIA. The Cum
berand failed depart for Tennessee river
as but she dropped down to the wharf,
she will be found this morning ready to depart punctu-
ally at 10 O'Clock. Her beautiful appearance and spen
did performance reflect great credit on Captain W. e.
PRIEST Superintendent the Transportation Com
pany and the efficient officers the Cumoerland-capt.
Ben f. Egan master of the forecaste WIN. Mantz anu
Fsahk Dousherty, engineers Jo MaFtih ah"
the old chiet of the culinary department., Sam Lyhch
whose taste has been well dispayea IN h'thg OUT the
caphS pantry &C. May prosperous gales sehd her g'o
fonsiy forward on this, her Is voyage
hx-hecorder Shane, of Nash lie, VIII DC among tine
passengers by the Cumberland mis- morning..
FOR MEMPHis-The splendid steamer oity Oh Caro-
capt BOD hlley has been thoroughly repaired ana reno
Vated throughout and will be he regular packet iof
Memphis and all way points this evening al O'CLOCK
The City OF Alton, Captain FEN Calvert, Will be the
packet for Memphis tomorrow evening on arrival OF the
train.
The Mississippi is still falling ST. Louis, and as nigh
up as heard FROM while the nri and ILLINOIS are also
declining
The Ohio is still recsding at rsburg, with five feet in
the channel.
At Cincinnati the river rose inches on wednesday
last from swell in the Kanawha but it is now falling
There is feet from Cincinnati to Louisville feet
In the canal and nearly as much the bars along the
lower Ohio
Here the river is rising little bht very slowly
The weather continues clear AMI delightful
Business is moderate
Our thanks due the officers d the W. X. Garter,
Magnolia, Armada and McPorter r maniests and late
papers
MISCELLANEoIo.
The elongated St. Charles of ,ne Peoples' Line, run
ming between Cine matt AMI LOUISVILLE had race the
other day with the United States Of the Old Mail Line.
The latter had considerably the e Of it, In regard to
the start from Louisville the Press of that city, says
We timed them oven the Loui,, lie quarter stretch,
from te foot of Third 70 elk Nile lsiand,
or tout of sight"
The st Charles had the track AMI the lead, going on
at good speed ut the tap Of the bell Passhs inc soore
at five and half minutes past II inc United e'"'e