Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-24
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wshsa an sxesedins pleasant day yesterday.
The sun sbone brsgAt ali day. and It was reilly
cheerful. The river has begun reeeding. 1t fell
yesterday three inches.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivas aud dspar tures-up TO last night,
and since our last rsport. include the AZ rcury,
Louisville to Nashville; Altoona. st. Louis to Gin
sinnati; Superior, Memphis 10 louisville; Emma
Floyd, Nashville to Cincinnati; New State, St.
Louis to oincfa hati hobart Burns, Cincinnati to
Memph Kats Putnam, Pittsburg 10 st. Louis
Pink Earbe,f Eastport 10 Louisville; Mary
Ament, Louisville to Evansville and return; Rose
Hamblston, ST. Louis to Cincinnati; Rosa D.,
Evansville to Wabash river. and Argosy. for
Nashville n y 81 RI
Boats Due.
Among the iirst boats due here notice the
Indiana, and David White, New 0rlsanl to Lou
isyille; Palestine, Nashsilis to Louisville; Alice
Dssn, Natona. and Kentons Memphis to oincin-
natl; Louisiana, New Orleans TO LouisvilIe New
York, Emma No. 3, and Rowsnnss Nashville to
oincinnati; Tempest, Eastport to Evansville;
Leo1ora, Ciacinuati 70 Tennessee river; Emperor,
Cincinnati to Nashville; Nightingale and Nash
yii'e, f5rs st Louis; Anna ana Mineois, for Menu
phis; LInnis Drown, Anglo Saxon, aud Lady
franklin, for Arkansas riVers Amazon and Pri-
ma Dona. for New Orleans. $500,
Misses NAneous
Business on the levee, yesterday, was fair, and
heights were aceumulating quite fass-..-.....Ths
Zig Superior cane up with hno TT p, and will
make her departure to- day.....@.lTh Mercury had
fabig cargo for Nashyiile..,.,.....Th Altoona had
but a moderate trip for cincinnati...-...TheE EN-
ma Floyd had agood trip.........Thes Kate Putnam
had fqs lead. She was deep.......Fhe Pink Var
/ bic was we'll frsiguted, .,...-.As usual the Mary
Ament came 10 with fall trip. The Mary is do
\ ing fine business, aud is fast becoming popu-
lar craft She viii leays for Louisville o-day at
/ o'clock Look out for her........The Rose Ham
bleton had good trip for oineinnati-.--.-.The
Rosa D. had light trip for Wabash river. We
HAYS been placed under obligaticrs for late files
| Of Memphis papers By that clever gentleman, Ed.
Judge, Of the Liberty No 2; also tbs owners o.
the Superior viii please accept thanks for similar
favcrs. &EtSA1Ns tAfsf& AssaAs
lW Boats Leaving To Day.
For MsIhphIs.-The big Superior will
4 lave for Memphis and way ports to-day. Hurry
4 down your freights iaB Yaf ass' go
For LoulsviHLe.-The Mary Ament with
Capt. Liter in charge. an John Travis in theof
=
A. NJ; also The Rose Hi.e, d SAT- beat pleasant
agreeable and fast. VIII lasV1 at o'clock, p NJ.
For CairO.-The grand Armada, United
/ staiss Mail packet, leaves for Cairo to day at
1 O'Clock Get ready. aft
~ Gieaning ga from Our Exchanges. +.
The louisville Courier Of the I'D says;
The storms of tuesday night 1t was feared
would prove disastrous along the river, Int W.
4 have heard of no serious mishaps, Am ng ths
boats 10 port. the Bsrmuds and the United Sfatel
/ had their jack stsffs carried away by thestorm.
aTse United Sta IS met with an almost fatal and
irref % m ibe disaster by the IA wind which was
captloUs enough 10 carry OF the little Niger and
hfs broom that had been stationed on the lookout
on the iibhoon, Just 10 front Of tina jack staff II
j wss cruel 10 Capt. Gof to have kept the darky
EXPOSED 10 such weather, but he had been placed
there and couldn' be induced todesert his post
The hurricanes however, was too potent to be re-
sisted and the little fellow was whirled of int
space in twinklinf, and the United States lost
faithful sentinel. The Coroner, CT some other f.
4 fetal, should Investigate the Gao, or at least en-
deavor to recover the body. The broom, II found
shou d ~ least 90 TO the finder, or declared con.
fsca'ed to the United States. 81 ssaara4gs7