The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-10
Isonts LenviIlg To-Dny.

asplendid trip,.....:-The Henry Ames was
over due an this report closes. q,au
Beats Leaving To-Day. f'...
For CARo.--The imperial Armada, the
pride OF the Evansville and Cairo Lines
leaves for Cairo at 3 o'clock to-day. Her
accommodations are ffst-class and, ele-
CANT Captain II. r. Dexter, one OF the
best and most experienced river men In
the business, IL In command, and Billy
Dunn and George Throop are In the office.
FoR LouIsyhLE.-rhs famous Tarascon
Is the regular Louisville packet this even4
Ing. She has no superior. Captain A. T.
Gilmore is In command, and John ouer-
hacker Is her chief Clerk, aud he will do 10
tie to- Our old friend Dick Hutchinson IL
her freight Clerk. For a pleasant and
quick trip to louisville, commend ns to
the Tarascon. en Bios 9I sgi dlfH Q
For GREEN RIvER.,-The Ada Lyon re-
turns 20 Green River this evening Her
officers are clever gentlemen, 4d f.gef
For MEMPHIs.--The renowned, Liberty
No, will be down for Memphis Tomorrow
evening, If not detained by fog. She Is the
most admirably appointed boat in the
trade, and Capt. J. y. Archer and VIM. q.
McCulloch stand ~ the top OF the profess
sion Mr.. stewart still looks TO the interest
OF shippers. The Liberty is the boat to go
TO Memphis on.
GIeanings from our Exchanges. %
CrNctNNArf.--The Commercial, Of Thurs
day, says: sa Hie : t0i bn0a5
The weather was mild ana clear yaster
day, with the mercury Ringing az ~ de-
grees at noon. At PlttsburR, tae river ~
failing, with AZ feet in the clRnnei Here
the river has receded inches during the
past "a hours, with 10 feet hence TO Louis
Capt. James Good leaves for New Orleans
this evening with the sam Parker and two
barges on Their first trip. The Captain has
Judging from the assurances lac has receiv-
ed from many shippers, he says The" Park
err Line will prove a fixed fact.
Mr.. Pat Cleary has taken charge of the
Office of the Champion. Itt uas.fas4r q.
LoUIsvILLE.-The Courier, Of Thursday,
says: si.,' r r l;t
The river was at a stand last evening,
with eight feet water In the canal by the
mark. During the previous twenty -four
OF the falls, and nine inches at Portland.
The weather was clear and frosty I'M the
morning, but ut noon the thermometer
ranged as high as hfty-fiVe, with indica-
lions OF Indian Summer. That season,
however, has not yet set in. ~ cTHlf Vsa
On the falls, last evening, there were five
feet steamboat water down the Indian
chute, and six feet In the pass, and the
river at a stand. aso8.w sHg ! fcfl hat4
ST. Louis.-The Democrat, Of Thursday,
says; efueGglf ga Ees4 4ea4 tts
The river is falling slowly. All theupper
rivers are falling. There is good stage in
the Illinois, four feetin the Missouri, three
feet TO st. Paul, and nine feet TO Cairo.
Business continues very brisk, and tonnage
is equal to the demand here. The weather
is dry and pleasant. The boats leaving for
the Missouri the last few days have been
full of Da6genRerS,
Captain Terrell has arrived from the
Missouri, and reports his steamer, the
bursted cylinder. She was laid up ut Lex
ington Ave days repairing injuries TO her
machinery, and had moi proceeded lar
when she met with the accident which
prevented her from proceeding on her
trip. aqn4' a tn rar4 effH ta
MEMPHIs.-The appeal OF Wednesday
says:
on the landing good. Cotton covers the
levee and the bluff, and " things IL movlnn
lively.
falling, and White River, continues nearly
at a stand. Here the river has fallen 8 lit
tie since yesterday. lft HniHHfHfi sftt
The Avdtaachesof Wednesday says; i5g
Business on the wharf yesterday was
brisk, with fair list OF arrivals and de-
partures. The local packets departed with
fair trips. There were 5000 bales OF cotton
night
The Nashville Gazette of Saturday has
the following: l.4as
Capt. w. II. Bell was yesterday notified
by the Treasury Department at Washtns-
ton, Of the release of hve STEAMBOATS,,
which he and others were interested IN.
They were seized under the confiscatlon
act, in June last for alleged violation OF
the marine law, in regard to the Licensing
of steamers"
NEW oRLEANs.-The Times of Monday
says. ~"
business on the landing, yesterday, was
unQuestionably dull; it being Sunday OF
course very little business was transacted.
The weather continues fine and pleasant,
although the atmosphere is rather close
for November; nevertheless, 1t is quite ac-