The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02
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oost4s 4 The river here HAD rfsen uone foot
ap2o saturday iand sGsedr1sing $ts6d-ifZ
Iys,t appeaFings mlnddieFf thaan y fag s9H9edo
months past. At Cincinnati it is again
Saffiffg. There is "a fair stage of watef'fh
The Cu1dbe and iTef1fesseei 9The 4fis1 Z
sissippIis falling stead ilysatI St L4eAis. bns II
Arrivals a4ld Departures. ffcviq
Thee arrivals and departures up TO three
o'c4oek) Saturday icorhp ffsed 7tftel q ftono
Memphis to CGinci4natis1 p banton. GairoZ
and return; Ada Lyon. Green River ana
return; Pine Bluff CINCINNATI to Arkansas %
River { 7rafaseonl and Mary AhAeht;, to-
Louisville; NewsbOy, Hendersondand re- I
turn; ro t4i19 .d4 ga4 10 s=si9 -0m +
Among the first boats due here ARE the /
Abeona, for Nash vflle3G Lady lFTanklin,
r. G. Blackford andsEV auanita for SF Louis;
the Naugatuck and the Minneolas for Merf4- (
phfs: ": r. stfader, Messenger and
Argos9, for New Orleans; the I'M
porter,e from, Str Louis; c4Fiiepisiahss, II
from. New Orleans. Tarascon and MaTyeE
Ament, from Louisville;. Armada. from !
Cairo: Myrtle, from Nash vile. Don
i ra1MtseeRlaneous. bng DIE
!, Business was mot particularly active olrd
the Ievee on Saturday, and the arrivals |
were few. The clifton had a. good trip TO |
Cfncin natl A...The Phant0mJ han an eXeel- I
lent round trip, having registered Overcome
hundred and fifty passengers, and carried 4
a large amount of freight. The people.
alongthe coastIare perfectly delighted at
the prospect of q daily mail, and to secure
it a permenancy, they will give an undi7
vided support to the Daily MaifIifne- The
Phantom got affair return trip She win 1
return here tomorrow evening, and will 4
bring up those desiring TO attend the Sol
diers' celebration here, at half price, and
Willie over till the show is oveF,p We'd
nesday ev ening $685.. The AdafLSb n had all
the tobacco she could stow and good pas
senger list. She returned with fair trip
Saturday evening d. The Tarascon had
lbut little freight out, hut a fair 1
passenger trip5..,....T The, Or Mary. Arnent
had a few hogsheads of tobacco, and q
small Quantity Of other freight -.
The Pine Bluff had a fair Toad for the Ar
kansas River. Ma. The, Newsb6y was full of
tobacco ,..s.. We bad the pleasure, on SAT-
iulrday. of meeting Capt. Billy LoWth and
Willie Fowler. of the beautiful Charmer,
hooking as fresh as7tiaisieSs and lgappy as
larlxso after frustrating raafortnightr Their
pet packet, the Charmer, viii come uPot0
the wharf this morning and load for Cairo3
She As looking as nice as a9neW pinais.
theronglfiyfl repaired, ,TepairItted I return
ished. and in every respect made opetof
the fiandsorfi6st ana best furnished stern
csvlfeefefs aff9at! she takes her place fq-e
day, and should have. a crowd of people
| and all the freight she can carry.
-.94'''" Roats Leaving 9Fo- Day..
8 FoR e 4iRo 1.-The Inagnifcentl Charmer,
lthordughlF repaired and look Ing as beam
| tiful as a,,yirgin inwhitesatin, cteanaandi
| new, win resume her place in the Daily
/ Mail fine to-day ,ahd will1ea|es9tR O'Clock
! promptly. Her officers ire tlihse very
/ popular pheasant and accommodating
I gentlemen, Billy I4owth and While FdDYler..
Give her handsome greeting and a big
trip. MI .T41ieI sfd1 ri .5Ud II.
| For LoUISvILLE,-The } ohn Thomas O.
I Combs is the regular packet for louisville
4 6ts.o,eIock this mornflig.e nshe fkad mira
bly, appointed, and Capt. sGrider and Mr..
Warren are pleasant q ennf}lemffen to travel
I With
i HGleanffg's from Cur E1e changes. IL
aT CINcINNATI--The Copanereialgof Friday
says: czA;frtars Y1rr7 m sFnai44 Il VI
/ The weather was cool and clear yester-
Il day, with the mercury down TO sfxty-fve
1 degrees At Pittsburgh, last night, the
4 river was falling, with tElFee3 feet in the
cl1annel;F Here the' river has risen seven
Il might, with fifteen feet OnFthf sh0alest bars
4 she recent ffeshet 4nsIrhsh Creek over
| flowed all the bottom lands. sweeping of
f fence rails, hid all the corn and wheaD,
which Were coming up4finely.s We hear
+ the damage is Estimated at over fifty thous-
q and deIlafs-I edit ZIl1d1E Z-5TL5 eft &
l5usT.I LoUIs,-4F Dt7noeaNt of Friday
/ says: Uo7 ..szGiI3q5d ,g[o.uhI, a.f+ :
/ The river fell about u inches in the "a
d hours ending yesterday evening" Heavy
rains have fallen on the upper Mississippi.
Z and it is rising all the way down. y There is
4 asgood stage of water on the rapids and all
| the way through. IT is probable that fol
Il six we exs. to come, the boats will run from
Il this place to st. Paul without reshipping,
! or any sort oftroubles The Illinois is fall
. ing with three feet IN the channel below
), Peoria. The Missouri is at good stage md
4 likely to continue; 50 for weeks The good
time for the fighteSt draft boats seems &c
ri have been postponed Business is dull al
present. 49, E41---,,. ...t--.-
: An fnebriate soldier was drowned offtl1t
Minnie last evening before that boat Ter
for the Arkansas, He was Just from For
Z 2 Ieav enwprth. Dlo@ - @-5 5fif
). Ii MEMPHIS. The z pl1ea( of the 9th says
: Yesterday was another very Warra day
? | though not qt1ite so hot as the day before
!. and also one of therdullest days we my.
ever witnessed upon the IeVee, seVefa
boats beng 5c0InpelAecLt To- poeuklVIIiie stitSl
departure, or else go out empty. The rive
II is still rising Slowly and during the das
: / rose two in ehes, but as the. upper water
7 are all falling, it Will soon begin to feced
II here. 51GlEZG idgE 95 Dn Jos 5h6g
i NEW. ORI.EANS.z+The Times of the Ut
"a .iFE5gtEs I'D @lk+BG t+E --8I- i. - "
says:
Ion As the season advances So does the no
E weather q Yesterday was about as hot a
y any any f5 one could Reasonably expect WeLne
)abticed many umbrellas out on the landin
and opened. against the penetrating ray
q Of ldSof! 51soSf ards dusk az eiaaaA geln tn
n atmosphere was peFceptible and the sup
position of many was that it would 1'af'
Il u during the night z.gqy sd e35afe,,, 10.
Business on the landing was dun, not
i fwitlistahdlng there were aJfaiFnumbef
departures. A.4.r Is-t -
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