Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-03
River Items.
River and Weather.

RIVER and Weather.
We had another delightful day yesterday. In
the afternoon we had strong indications of raip.
The river is still rising here-had risen about tozr
or five inches the twenty four hours preceding
last night.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures since our last re-
port, include the .Wananita, Cairo to Louisville;
Caiumet. Evansville to Memphis; Rose Hite,
Louisville to Henderson and return Laura Fem
ton, Memphis to louisville; Naugatuck, Cincin-
natl to Memphis;. Emma Floyd, Cincinnati to
Nashville; b. M. Bishod, Cincinnati to 7Arkan-
river; Acronaut No. 2, st. Louis to Pittsburg !;
Linnis Drown, Memphis to Cincinnati; Char
msr, Cairo to Evansville; James Gray. Green
river to Evansville; Leonora. Nashville to Cin-
cinnati; J. P Webb, for Nashville, aud Mary
from Louisville.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats dus here, we notice the
Indiana, New Orleans to st. Louis; Mercury.
Nashyills to Louisville; Robert Burns, clifton
and Natoma, Memphis to Cincinnati; st Pat
rick, Memphis to Louisville; Lady Pike, LeonO-
"a, and Jonas Powell, for Tennessee river; Rowe-
ma, for Eashv lie; Nightingale, and Arizona, for
st. Louis Anna, Daring, and Messenger, for
Memphis; Florence Tabor, for Arkansas river
). =. GrOssback, wsstmoreiand. Argosy, and
Swallow, for New Orleans. e
- MisceI1aneous.z
Business all along the wharf yesterday YVES very
bIisk, and freights were handed lively The isyes
presented quite scene of sctiyity and .ifs.......
The Calumet at last took herdeparture yesterday
morning, after some. considerable delay. She
went out IN charge of Mr.. Aft Edwards, who has
instructions to sell her at Memphis, or elsewhere
So ends that sp cuatis n...-..-..Ths waunita had
on board the I15th o.. o. l., who were en- route
for Louisville from Texas, to be mustered out Of
seryiee.....-..The Laura Fenton had good load of
cotton and fair trip Of other freighis. Her gen.
temanly clerk has placed Us under cations for
late Memphis papers.........T The Eaugntrck was
deep in the water. She had splendid trip.
.........The steamer Emma Floyd was very heay-
Ely ioaded-her guards were in the water .........
Toe N. Bishop had a frst-raae trip to Arkar-
sas river. She Is a new boat. This Is her first
trip........The Linnie brow laid most of the day
at the wharf repairing her steam pipe. She left
late in 4he evening with a light trip....-..The
Charmer discharged II bales Of cotton for Brown,
Dunkerson & Co., and hhds. Of tabacco for
Ranger Co. She was unavoioably detained be-
Low till it was too late to take her regular trip,
To-Day ana IN consequence VIII over I'll
Monday .........Ths ]. P. Webb had hrst-rate
trip he Lenora No was full of cotton
besides she had excellent tip Of other freights
-........The Louisiana is expected on Sunday for
New orleans........we learn from reliable
source that the Superior will be here, Tuesday,
fully repaired, and ready to resume her regular
trips after tn at day.......The Henry s. Turner,
nsW Missouri river packet, built at Cincinnati, is
now receiving the finishing touches, and will
lead at that port In few days for St. Joseph di.
reot. She cost $50 0C0.........The Mary had an
ceI'ent trip of freight and people. This little
beauty Is succeeding most admirably, as she must,
under the supervision Of that thorough river
man and accomplished gentleman, Captain Liter.
Mr.. TraS is viii accept thanks for repeated fsvorH
Boats Leaving To-day.
Fer CafFo.-The Armada will leave for
Cairo ard way ports to-day. Capt. Throop goes
ont in charge, with Val sorsnson in, the once,
. suficieus quantity for safety and pleasure.
= For LOuisvfIle.-The J. T. McCombs viii
leave TO- day at O'Clock, as above She is
sfAunsh and elegant boat.
The Mary Ament, one Of tho most beautiful
lttIs boats that floats en- the Ohio river, will
leave for Louisville to dag at 10 O'Clock. Won |
will and Mr.. Travis in thu efice, who will make
you feel perfectly at home. Hurry down your
freight. ae Es eg q
For Green Rivsr.-Ths James Gray will
leave to-day for Green River.