Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
River Items.
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.1A1Al River and ENeafher. -G0
Yesterday was 8 bright, clear. sunny and cheer
ful day, little cool, but pleasant withal. The
water continues to recsde, having fall n about q
foot during thu "a hours preceding last hight.
IS e. eArrtwa ala. a1id nepArt9 Fs& t.
Tho arrivals and departures since last re-
port . the Rose Hites Lopisyilie- II Henderson
and return Luna, Piftsbnrg to st. louis; Ajax,
PittsbuIg to New Orleans; S.. Patrick, Memphis
to HDuisrille; Row Ba. oineirnati SILVER Moop, 4
Cincinnati to Memphis; Natonl, Memphis 10
Cincinnati; oharmer, Evansville to Ciro; Leo
nora, Cincinnati to Johnscnvlie; Starlight, Ar
kansas River to Cincinnati; Palestine, Bousvilles
to Nashville; Ella Faber, LopisYiIls to st Louis
the Bee, and Bengal Tiger Pitsssprg Il NsSVor-
leans. HIT s#Bg.HF
saA@ Boats Due.
Among the frat boats due here We notice tho
Silver Cloud. Memphis 40 Cincinnati; Clifton,
Memphis to cincinnsii Pink vsrbIe, Eastport 70
Louisville Superior, fr.m Memphis, and the Ar
mazda, from Cairo. fs-as ar szytHr guf1
| 4 4Is.asffss miscellaneous YIFA -
Business on the levss yesterday was quite a :.
tive, ana . consideratie amount Of freight was
shipped and stored for shipment.....-..Wen noticed
that the effects saved from the Missouri were be-
ing collec ed and made really for shipment to St.
Louis. The articles will go forward the Ar
mads the next trip.........The St. Patrick dis
charged 24s bales of cotton for Brown, bunker
son Co., audS3 bales to goforwarl by Mcrrstt's
Express.........The Ajax had heavy tow Of cesI
for New Orleans. Bee and Bengal Tiger
had each q heavy tow Of coal for beiow........ This
Charmer had q fair trip out.......-.The Starlight
and Rose Hite. were both light-slim trips.....
The Leonora was deep, with her guards in the
water.....,..-Ths Ella Tabor, Palestine, Silver
Moon, and orena, had splendid trips Of freight.
The Ella Tabor has been sold for S3s 900 10
parties in Menphis........The Louisville remo-
erat says;s" The Captain Of one Of our packet
boats has been. fined 500, at Cincinnati, for al
lowing gambling on his boat. The gambling was
not only done without his knowledge. but against
his wishes. The Judgs charged the jury shat
play ng for cigars any consideration came
within the st .tute, aud made the officers of the
BOAT reliable. the case Of Mrs. J. L Long,
wife Of Gen. Eli Long vs..tse gteam5eaf General
Buell., to recover the value Of a Trunk aud lis con-
tents, wearin OF parel and Jewelry, washed over
board near Warsaw, during storm, the Jury, at
CINCINNATI returned verdict for the plaintiff,
and assessed thu damages at 81 ,ss1 COZ
i Boats Leaving To. Day.
For Tenness ee River -zFhe Sam Orr win
leave for PASSPORT tO-day.- shs,i is an elegant,
safs.Ast. and reliable boat. and her ofaeaEa will
b. found a. agreeable as may b.. Hnrry.down
the freight. 8 - ~
For LOufsviIIe.-Ttat magnificent little
beauty, the Mary Anenf, with Capt. Literea the
roof and Mr.. Travis in the ONCE, will afford most
delightful accommodation for Louisville passen :
esssthis day. Look out for her -.
For Memphis.-Ths Laura Fehton is due
and expected at the wharf today for Memphis