Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

furnish us with memoranda, mRnifests, and all
other intelligence relating to the interests OF the
river Such favors win meet with the truest ep-
probation, il addressed to the River Editor Evans
vile JouRltAL, and left with either of the wharf
boats. -e go y least 81 eaa "a
Feather and Watsr.-The weather
on Saturday was nearly clear but cool,
With heavy white frost Saturday morn
ing. Yesterday was cloudy and more
moderated The river was still rising
slowly at dark last night and is now
within about 8 feet of high water mark
OF last spring. 1t will probably come to
a stand this morning and commence re-
ceding tp-dsY Weehave learned ONO
Enthusiastically of property byths
overflow Of the bottoms.
Port List.-Our port list since last re-
ported is az follows; Lady Franklin and
Miami, Cincinnati to Little Rock; Ar.
IAsda, z Cairo and return; westmore>
land, Cincinnati to New Orleans; 3. K,
Dunkerson, Green RivsE Sam Orr,
Eastport; New York, Nashville to Gin
ctnnati; Golden Eagle, Memphis to Gin
ciunati; Tarascon and Liberty No. 2,
Memphis to Louisville; Melnotte, Padu-
cab to Newburg; Harry Dean, Cincin-
natl to Memphis; Fanny grandeis. Lou
isyille to Eastport; Charmer, Cairo;
Luminary and Eleanora Correl, New
Orleans to Cincinnati; Rose Hite, Lou>
isvills to Henderson; Indiana, Louis
vile to New Orleans; Messenger, Pitts.
burg to New Orleans; Huntsville and
Bermuda, Louisville to Nashville; Pink
varbIe, Tennessee River to Louisville Z
idBeets Due.@Amohg the first boata
due here are the St. Patrick, Rebecca
and Bertha, for Memphis; Robert Burns,
Anglo Saxon and Ozark, for Memphis;
Mariner, for Arkansas River; W. R.
Carter, for New Orleans; Silver Moon,
from Memphis; Calumet, from Cincin-
natl; Armada, from Cairo.
Aisce1ldneOus.-Bpsinesso on the leyes
for tie past two days has been quite
active with numerous arfivaIs, shsavs
shipments, and1Sfge receipts. ~. = /. The
Lady Franklin and Miami had full trips
for Arkansas river. Among the pas
sengers of the Miami was our excellent
friend John W. Mckee, Special and
River correspondent at Cairo for the
Cincinnati Commercial and Missouri
Democrat, with his blushing young bride.
Mr.. McKee, &c we learned from a ,peneil
memorandum handed cug by Capt joy
Wee, of the Grand Armada, was married
on the 18th at Bowling Green, KY, to
MisslE Il. RurnamI We wish soafcac.
oomplished friend and his fair bride a
Joyous honeymoon. The Armada
had very fair trip both ways. Among
her freight discharged here were 90
bales cottopt consigned to Brown, Dun,
kerson & Co., to go forward by the great
Bellefputaine Cotton Express I. !. s. The
Sam. Orr had good trip ID from ths
Tennessee, including I25 bales of cotton,
one hundred of which went forward Sat.
urday evening BY the great short Bslle.
fontaine ine.;.-.The Taraseon had alsp
l0l bales for the same cousignee
and the same road, which goes ti5t.
ward this mornipg.".. The iTarasepp
and Liberty No. 2 had gay time
coming up, keeping close all the s%ss.
Both boats are lightnipg.on r9n.s The
.Liberty had but little freight, but was
full Of people. 1'he Tarsscon Also had
plenty ofPsssengsrs...... The Lumifary
passed up Saturday night and dischal ged
some freight here. She had light trip.
......The Eleanora Carrel yesterday
mor1ing arrived from New Orleans and
discharged here 118 crates aud 2 casks
of Chinaware for Mark q Warren, i'm
ported direct from Europe via New Or
leans..,.,,The Westmoreland and Me1-
senger, for New Orleans, had excellent
trips......The Huntsville and Bermuda
had full loads at low prices for Nash
vile. ...Phe big Ihdiana arrived s5sat
8 o'clock last night, full of freight, but
With some room in her hold, She took
some heavy freight here, such as IS pork
and -four, and left with splendid trip.
......Ths Pink Yarble had 2 lbales- of
cotton for this port and go for Louisville.
The Rose Hite returned to Louis.
vile last night, IN, order 10 come ont
again on Tuesday evening in place of
the J. I. McCombs......The ST. Patrick
was still at Portland when the indiana
left, at 10 O'Clock Saturday night and,
will probably not get here until this
S. Gilbert has sold
the Plain City to parties in Portsmouth,
O., for $50, 600. The Melnotte return,
ed from Newburg yesterday evening with
3 small lot of New Orleans freight, She
will load here and have quick dispatch
for the Crescent City.
GLEANINGs FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
Cincinnati Commercial of Fri
day says
The Peytona will lower her chimneYs
to day, in order to pass under. the bridge.
She goes in the Eureka Dock for CO m
Dlete repairs......The Cumberland was
falling yesterday, but bank, full The
Havana leaves Nashville to-day for Gin
,ipnati, with full cargo. <Freights are
plenty at Nashville at low price...... Capt
8. x. Bachelor arrived from Memphis
The Darling will arrive from
Memphis to-day with 600 bales of cotton
1.-The Kanawha River was pouring
'ut perfect food when the Potomac |
passed the mouth. S.&xls\
The Commercial of Saturday. says. |
The weather was cold and cloudy yes
erday, with the mecury at thirty de-
,rees At Pittsburgh the river is falling, |
With II ] feet in the channel last night |
y the Monongahela marks Here, the /
liver has risen Is inches during the
wenty-four hours, ending last night.
there are 40 feet hence to Louisville.
Mr.. 7. b. Goodman, formerly General
Ticket Agent of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad and also of the La
ayette and indianapolis Railroad, has
cen appointed General Ticket Agent
Dr. the Atlantic and Missisipbi Steam Il
hip Company, his headquarters being in
L. Louis. This.is an important posi-
on, as this line gives through receipts
'r freight and passage for ell points in