The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30

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River aDa weather.
The clouds broke away yesterday morn
ing, and the day was clear, mild and
pleasant. The river is falling very slowly,
win dne stage 0f water TO Louisville
aud Cairo,
Arrivals atsa DeparfuFea.
The arrivals and departures np 10 three
o'clock yesterday, include the sam orr,
Cairo 10 Eyansyilieg Nightingale, ST. Lou
il ~ Cincinnati Rose liite, Henderson 10
Louisville, Newsboy, Henderson 20 re-
turn cufiew, Cairo o. Evansville, Mary
Erwin, Newbafg 10 Memphis,
afoais Dae.
Among the nfst boats due here are the
Champion, Arinadilo, New York and
Dora for IT, Louis silver Cloud ana Ken
ION from 80. Louis Clifton, MinneOia aud
S. el0nd for Memphis; Charleston aud
Hose nnmbletan for Arkansas RIVER J.
II. areesbecls, Messenger. Harry Dean.
Louisiana, n. w htfader and sam Parker
FOR rev Ofleansi Armada, from Cairo
Morning Star, from louisville, Ada Lyon,
from Green River aud Fhentom from
PASSPORT
qsg'g miscellaneous.
Business was rather dull on the ievee
yesterday morning, as far as ahipping'is
Concerned .a.,aTne Rose iiite had "a nice
trip cot, including large lot Of grain.
shirped by Measfs, Coz 4 Humphreys ,,.....
The Sum orr came ia rather light The
Nightingale. from 81, Louis had IA me trip
on herself aud barge, including IA large lot
OF cotton fron Cairo -.,,.,.,The curlew broke
SONS Of her machinery, and was compelled
% give up her trip. leaving her tow at
Cairo. Hue arrived here Saturday night
late, ana will repair Immediately part,The
Louisville Democrat announced, "a day or
two ago, that the Liberty No, 2 had been
sold. for $4,000, 10 MI, Joseph Mccullough,
OF Louisville. We had a large interview
with Capt. Archer, on Saturday night, aud
lac did not intimate 10 na that the Liberty
had been aold ..a... Our First street neigh
Dor, on sunday morning, announced that
the river continued to rise fast ut this
point. We can't see The riae .....,..T'he Mary
Erwin went to Newburg, on Saturday
nieht for lot of hogs. aud returned yes-
teriay afternoon. After taking IA few lots
| OF freight, she left for Memphis.
Heats leaving To-Day.
| FoR CAfao.-The high beaded Fam Orr
IN the regular packet for Cairo aud way
points to-day. Capt, Allen Duncan n her
commander, aud Val. sorenson and Guy
| Vineyard are her popular elerka,
| FoH LoufavfLLE.-T the gay Morning Star
IN the regular pnoset 10 Louisville this
| evening. She III the most elegant and fleet
steamer on the Lower Ohio. Capt. ED.
order and Miles u. Warren are her popu-
lar chief officers,
A aTuNNsH.-The famous wild-winged
Liberty No. 2, commanded by that veteran
Captain j. II, Archer, will go 10 Louisville
about noon to-day, and will take passen-
gefs through on double quick time. AN she
will be dying light.
GIeRnlngs from Oar Exchanges.
IouIavILLE.~-The Courier OF Saturday
aayR
The river WINS falling rather slowly yes
| terday, with four feet ton inches water Ia
the canal In the evening by the mark
DuFing the previous twenty four hours IL
had fallen four Inches at the head OF the
falls and twelve inches NJ Portland. Tile
! weather II tloudy, with Indications OF
/ rain ,sthe thermometer ranging NJ h4p. RI
on the fnlls last evening, there were two
feet ten inches water In the pnsa and In.
dian chute, and falling slowly.
ST. Louis. - The Democrat OF Saturday
says; tI..
River falling rapidly here The storm
last Sunday visited the whole country
above here, oven as high as Lake Pepin
| aud ~. Paul, where bouts were compelled
To tie up during It's continuance. Lake
fepin was terribly agltated; There are
slight rumora OF a rise ~ ~. Paul, IN Iowa
river, Ne, bit our very latest advirea ahy
nothing about IL. The Illinois h falling
hntthere y 2 rise n she upper part 2f The
| nuaincaa on the wharf and river IN active
VINoENNns. Tho sun OF Friday says;
The steamer Mate and VOlante are run.
| ming regularly TO points nboyH and below
this city, and are doing good business
NEW onLEANs.-Th Times of Wednes-
day snya;
The weather yesterday wins clear and fine
with ~ refreshing norther, which scented
20 stir up the dust OF the levee to ~ consld
l cradle extent. We hope the clerk OF the
| weather viii condeacend TO let na have q
/ heavy shower that VIII effoctually lay the
dust, IN IL has become mn tntolerable nui
Annce which cannot be managed without
rain. .t#t Sad
Leveo matters appeared rather inaetiv,
| yesterday, there being but u small numbci
of departures, aud what left did not MP
pear TO have extraordinary trips tina
would offer any encouragement. sun enci
departure had little.
The Mississippi brought In ono OF ths
biggest trims of the season, she having beot
laden to the guards with Western produce
besides having a cabin full OF people. cap
tain 4. j, Carter came down IN coinmnnt
of the Mississippi, and Mr.. J, ID. Malin ha'
charge Of the office. fH
The magnificent steamer Robert II. Lee
we learn, made the un yesterday from tn
foot OF st. Mary'a Market Wharf TO carroll