Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-23

furnish Us with memoranda, man1festsi ana ali
other intelligence relating to the interests Of the
river. Such favors will meet with the truest ap-
preciation If addressed to the River Editor Evans
willie JOURNAL, and left with either Of the wharf
boats.
Weather and Rivsr-The clouds that portended
rain on Tuesday night broke away, and yesterday
was delightful and highly enjoyable. The river
is declining slowly, with Eeven and half feet to
Cairo yAs reported by the pilots of the Tarsscon.
Business was good on the lsvee yesterday. The
officers Of the J. P. Webb report three feet in the
Tennessee on Big Bend Shoals.
AyrigaLs and pepartares-The Superior and J.
7. McCombs, Louisville and return Tarsseon,
Memphis to louisville Kate Putnam, St. Louis
to Cincinnati; James Gray, Henderson and re-
turn; j. p Webb, Passport to Evansville, con-
stitute the arrivals since our last report.
Boats DHe-Among the first boats due here are
the Emma Floyd, Anglo Saxon, Starlight, and
Rover, for Nashville; Pray and Pink Marble, for
Tennessee River; Linnie Drown, Mariner, and
America, for St. Louis; Darling, Harry Dean,
and st. Patrick, for Memphis; Caroline, for
White River; Silver Cloud and Indiana, for New
Orleans; Rose Hite, from Louisville; Chsrmer,
from Cairo; Armadillo, from Johnsonville; Al
coma and Golden Eagle, from Memphis; Sam Orr,
from Padueah.
Miscellaneous. -Freights are quite plenty here
for all points South. Among other articles, we
notice ten tons of stoves, from the mandatory
Of RoekIer, Blouat B Co., TO go forward by the
stS Patrick to-dsy, TO Kick nan aud Memphis,
with large consignments to Vieksburg and New
Orleans...The Armada took out first rate
trip yesterday evening, Of both freight and pas
sengers........The Superior, detained whole
night by fog, did ret arrive until between one
and two O'Clock yesterday morning, and returned
to Louisville about daylight. She had good trips
n ra-s, "a win be seen by memoranda below.
.The Tarascon passed up from Memphis just
after daylight, with a slim freight, but had been
full Of peopIsto Cairo. An interesting memorsn-
dunn of her tip will be fond below........T The
Kate Putnam, from st. Louis for Cincinnati, had
a very nice trip......-.The J. P. Webb arrived
from Eastport last evening with 140 bales cotton,
&c hhds tobacco, 900 feet of dressed flooring and
much other freight, and large orders to our mer-
chants. Her owners, Messrs. Hodge Brown, ].
p Webb & Co have purchased oue.half Of the
Sam Orr for the Tennessee river trade at the rate
Of S22, GOO for the whole boat. She will be up to-
day and will leave to. morrow fer Eastport. The
Webb will, in the mean while, lie Ep and repair.
1.-THE officers of the Tarsscon report the I'm
dsrwriter along side the Ben. stickney removing
her chimneys, doors and other movables. There
seems to be no hopes Of saving her. They also
report a ide.wheel steamer-name unknown
probably the Rowena, aground at Shawneetown
The Peytona we learn from the Louis
willie papers, has deferred her departure from Lou
isvlls for New Orleans until Saturday
Indiana will no doubt be here day, and clean
ont the Nav Orleans freight Colonel James
Guthrie, Supervisor and Inspector for pilots, en-
gineers, &C., arrived in the city By the Superior,
and will be foand at the Sherwood HOUSE, until
Saturday. Those desiring his services should
give him q call....--.The fayorite r. 4. bunker;
son returns to the Green river trade, ard viii
leave for Bowling Green this evening at O'Clock