Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26


The river here 10 about ct stand aud l. rising
atCineinDati and Louisville. The rise, however,
Y will not ba great, and We may expect extreme
low water for the next two months.
Business comparatively dull y ost Of the
3. Day yesterday.
- Ths arrivals comprise the Liberty No. 2, Mem
phis 10 Louisville; Palestine, Cairo TO Louisville;
Con. Helleek, Hsndsrson and return h. x. Dun.
ksrson, Bowling Green to Evansville; Warren
sBella Bowling Green 70 Louisville; Emma Floyd,
Cincinnati TO ST. Louis.
- - The big Superior Jeff Cor Memphis with mod.
- erate trip, but had big contracts below.
,Tha VIM. White loft last evening for Rumsey
and Hartford with an excellent trip.
The Liberty No. had splsndd trip, inoud-
- Ing s7G bales Of cotton which will b. dispatched
East to-day by tho famous Bs!lef5ntAins Cotton
Express Line. She also discharged considerable
tobacco, aud had fair trip to Louisville.
~ She will return to Memphis on Monday morn.
- ing, and passengers and shippers all nd her
star passenger and freight packet, with super
49, pxcflIsnt ofaoep,
The Palestine had q COED trip, including 81
balss Of cation and 81 hhds tobacco, consigned to
~ xBrowu, Dunksison a Co., and lis bags Of wheat
discharged here.
The z. X. punkerson arrived out Of Green
river yesterday morning, where she bad been de-
2 talned four days BY the Warrsn Belle being
aground in the race at tho Rumssy locks. After
ths Belle got out the peerless pioneer Of the
Green river trade came through without trouble,
with 100 hogshelds OF tobacco beard. Tho
sDnnksrson goes 10 Cincinnati To dsy to 60 on the
decks, and will be thoroughly prepared for the
Fall campaign. In the meanwhile Green river
win be cleaned ont
al. e The Warren Belle had pretty fair trip. We
ase her announced for New Orleans.
The Emma Floyd had gosd trip for St. Louis.
The Et Patrick and Eormau. night.
This 66Kfner "a the elsgaat packet for Cairo to.
day. with that elegant aud pc pnlar officer, Capt
Gus. Lemckc, IN command and Dake Nicholson
aud Val. sorenson IN the once.
The beautiful and lightning winged Little
Eagle will be the gay packet from and to Lous.
-- villa to-day. The mimi able BaRksmith viii be-
found in tho Office dispensing smiles and tickets
Capt. U. sheW maker aud J. w. Rea arrived In
@tho city last night FROM Torre Haute on tour Of
observation.
~ AS the Lady Grace had not arivsd At n late
hsur last night, conclude that she has with
drawn from the trade.
The Memphis Argus OF Tuesday last says.
ANA While the steamer Carrie Jacob, was coming
down White river, last Saturday about twenty
H. ssslsy, vent to the ioe-bo4 and while IN ,R he
Kes act e ePenlng T. his q slipped on the guard,
"a causing him 70 fall, and strikiRg his head the
guard as he fell into ths river. The alarm was
immediately given, when tho beet ttopt ed and
6o~s sn very . 81 s ssy sSa
only get within on: hundred feet OF shore where
Captain W b Hollis requests us to state that
every possible effort ade to h,m, but
ell was fruitless. He fa'thsr informs us that the
s~- deceased was man highly esteepe ed by alt who
knew him-sober, Industrious ard trustwor thy
He was . resident Of ohieag'. we believe. The
a. - papers Of that city will do h seeoy friends
= ,FsAvor by noticing the occurrences.
The Memphis Bulletin Says
The gaba hea been withdrawn from the Ten
nessee river and Evansville trade. oausp-didn't
The Cuba made money 10 the above trade bat
was sold at good profit to go soath.
Nas 30 The Louisville Democrat Of Thursday saya:
The numerous friends and acquAintances Of
Capt. }. ID, Archer. In this city and elsewhere,
viii be pleased to hear that his health has greatly
improved during his visit TO the high latitude of
tsrprislng and successful stsamboatmen and we
h0pehson TO see him here In perfect health end
ready to enter the fall and winter campaign with
ais acsuatoa ed energy.
The steamer Argosy No. 3. f.om Cairo to Gin
- oinpst. with the 10th Ohio on beard, was bio a
49, ashore on Monday Hatfeids Landing eighty
sA mites belcw Louisville. The conclusion exploded
psrsong two 81 them fatally. Thirty or forty
Jampa2 overheard, eight Of whom were drowned.
ssss The Missouri Democrat OF Thursday says:
The river is declining very fast at this point.
.a ThaFe IN 10 feet OF water TO Cairo.
Tbs Missouri is falling all the way down, but
s~s-aalll iRIAir navigablee ndition.
The Illinois d also declining, but Is yet far nom
The Upper Mississippi Is about station ary with
some ~ feet on the 5rsi pieces.
80 40 erdfng 20 the Wheeling Tnteliigencer Of the
Ar@ Giatt the steamer Hard Times from Sc Louis 10
Ptftsburgs carried Oh from that city, deputy
sheriff Wan. y. IFwins and clerk Of the d. m
who have claim against her. The eher N had
- served his process and was taking possession OF
the beat, when be found himself houad up stream
The Infeiiigencer sAyA: t'The afasers Of the boa
will probably md that they have committed a
grave error which may cost them dear. Meas
ures have been taken 10 have her broush t back to
this city. -
The cincinnati Commercial OF Thursday says
Captain Good, yesterday, chartered the Nash
Wills 20 ply In the Peoples Liue, between Oincin-
natl and lonisvslie duilng low water. she left
fur louisville last night. With Captain Beatty In
c0mmAnd, and Mr.. A II. Power Ia the Office.
Captain IL X. HaKlett is here superin tending
the repairs 90 the steamers u nj Leot and Carrie
&Me Iami Lsoti Will Be ready Saturday, aud the
Carrie next week
Captain Written autographed to Captain @. q.
FerAee. last evening, that the United states, for
Lcuisvilie, passed over Rising Sun Bar all right,
49, p. m yesterday.
The following manifest of the steamer Sam.
Orr was overlooked on Friday night:
% hhds tobacco, bales cotton, rs bxs p sachee,
Tue steamer joliet Wa n sin T.,.,a with
eroksn aaaft, waiting to get tcwed to Evansville.
Manifest Of steamer Liberty No 9, from Mem
a. Rhis TO Lontsville.
ia Caire-l bale cotton. bxs fruit Halliday Bros
kyansytlls-37T bales cotton, Brewn, punkersop
Go. heutsNilles i2 haisa cotton, NJ Kline