The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-20
ADDITIONAL nIvEM NEWS.


CINcfN HArf, Oct, II. 1.-The river has fallen
% inches, with ~ feet In the channel,
Weather clear. Thermometor6 OF degrees.
s-sRIrTGnuRG, Oct. 10.--liIVar, a. feet goant,
and falling Weather clear and mild.
The river continued TO rise fast yesterday
and beat the worlSmen on the wharf IN
their race for the grade We hope the rise
will beshort lived, and followed by rapid
decline. ,.........The additional arrivals aud
departures after 3 O'Clock yesterday were
the Morning Star, Iouisvineto Evansville;
Golden Ea le. Memphis. 10 Cineinnatii
Sam. j. Hale, Cincinnati 20 Memphis;
Argonant No. 2, Apd Belle Vernon, 81.
Louis to Pittsbnrg; Ada Lyon 10 Green
I Rivers.,..,,Mos OF the boats we're wei
loaded, ,,.,,,. Huston & Co., shipped large
quantity OF wheat 20 Plttsburg by the Belle
Vernon ........The Mofning star had a falr
packet trip .......The Sam. Orr got n fair
quantity OF freight yesterday and plenty
of people, III
That our Conservative friends may see
the kind and Christian spirit of fraternAl
affection that exists at the south towards
the people OF the NORTH. we Quotethe fol-
lowing tlt bit, from the Audldaehe. OF
course no one ever thought or talked OF
burning the Ice. sffe aristocraey should
not be required TO feed the "low trash" Of
the North, especially of New Albany;
We learned the black aud tan's OF New
Albany threatcnedfto burn the Robert T..
Lee, while tho painters were painting the
name on her wheelhouse. She had 10 drop
over to Portland TO have the painting fin-
ished. We don't think Captain Cannon
will ever bnild another boat at New AL
bany and we feel assured that an a short
time we will have meh ana capitalists at
New Orleans, Paducah, and this point, who
httt
They Will not he compelled then 10 feed
low trash That would work on their boats,
and torch brigade that was formed By the
INDECENT mixtures of half breeds Y burn
and destroy Southern peoples property.
No person IN human shape, that calls him
self u man, can take exceptions 10 the
name OF Robert n. Lee. III the. dirty van-
dals OF New Albany were only half az good
themselves men. The threats that We're
made against the packet, we suppose, eme!
mated from thas class Of men VINO iollowed
the marine brigade, 'sneh NJ certain cap
tain or pilot by profession that lives
IN New Afhnny, thHt was ON the
John Raine. This illastrious cuss has
now IN his house null set OF silver
ware that he stole on q plantation near
Lake Providence, The dark-lantern Van-
dals were not aware that thTce-fourths OF
chusetts Yankee, n Mr.. Mansfield, who was
chief Quartermaster for Banks. We I'M
dorse the name Of the new steamer, and
one quarter of her, but we cannot go the
other three-quafters. The torch and tnr-
pentine brigade fully indOrse the Black
Republican, because she wis butt by the
dark-lantern fraternity, and these same
men donounce the Southern people. They
consider the Southern people have DO
rights. The Abolition boat, the Black Re-
publican, IL built 10 ply the trade between
st, Louis and New Orleans Her officers
are, tneinbtrk oftho black and tan's and In
PittSburg they denounced the Southern
people: but when they come down here
they court the favorof the people they de-
nounced and prescribed. We love TO see
men frank and Independent. We have
many men running from Cincinnati Ia
this port that were Federal soldiers, but
we know them 30 be high toned gentle
men, and they are well patronized by
kouthern. people, We would like TO have
our friend ofthe Courier enlighten ms as re-
cards the threats that were made al New
Albany against the Robert E. Lee.