The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-13

Arrivals atsd Departures.
Since 9BT last report closed, the following
constitute the arrivals and dspaftufesi
Gharaer and Sam orr, Cairo aud fetufnI
Golden Eagle, Cincinnati - Memphis
itose lite, Louisville ahd fstnfni J, W,
stfadef and Lady Franklin, Cincinnati 10
New oreans Leonora No, ana Dora, -
Louis 10 Pittsburgh Morning star, Louis
vile - Henderson ana return,
Heats Dae.
Among the hfst boats due here afe The
Nightingale, y, q, Biaekf9fd, ana Emma
No, 2, for ~, Louis clifton and Importer,
for Memphisl w. a, Caldwell, Huntsville,
Charleston, and Rose iiambiet9n, for Little
Rock Indiana, from New 0rieaBsl Bm-
pefor and swallow, for New ofieansl
!, 4, MeCombs, from LonisYiiis Chafmef
and Rose iiite, fiah GaifnI Altoona, Afina-
diilo, and Louisville, ffofH New 0rieaHsi
Armenia, Champion, caiaeia, WaHahiie,
Argonaut go 2, from st, Louis
ariseaiIaBeanAs
Business has been rather lively on
the leyee during the past two days,u,,,,The
Charmer vas detained by business on her
last trip, going into Cairo with full cargo,
aud returning fuil of freight and people
She did not arrive until nearly O'Clock
oh Thursday, She left again ~ o'clock
with tip=top tfip,,,,,rp The Golden Eagle,
w, J., tstTader, Celeste aud Lady Franklin,
passed down with excellent tfipsr,,,nth
itass lite had Il fair packet trip,,no,,Th
Fam orr had "a moderate tfip,Y,sn,The
Dora and Leonera NO, = had fail eafgoss,
,,,,,n,The hole ia the Newsboy VAS stopped,
hnd that boat is again afieat she lies np
for the present, and the Webb takes her
place ,s,,a THAT popular and attentive
clerk, Val, saFenson, goes out Ia the ONCE
Of tho Sam, orr henesf0fth. with uhy
Vineyard as freight clerk, A strong team
Heats Leaving To-day.
FoH gAtaa.={i'he magnificent Armada,
the peerless queen Of the lower OHIO, Is
the regular mail ana passenger packet for
cairo aud way points to-day. Her conn
inandaf Is the veteran Capt. w, 4. Dexter,
with Billy Damn ia the office, The Armada
Ia 40 where surpassed for Gne appoint
meats ana speed,
Fen LouisViLLR,=rhem magnificent grand
| floating palace Morning Star - The regular
morning packet for Louisville and way
points, leaving az 10 o'eloai4 this morning,
Capt, ed. Order, popular ANA eKperineed
efieer, 10 Ia command, and Mr., Miles y.
Warren, famous for his pleasant eonrte-
sizes. Ii IN her ONCE, The star Is the finest,
aa aiie ID this fastest, boat aftoat
The John a, MeCombA Will be the rega-
lar mail packet for Louisville this evening,
Captain Frank Bankkmiih, sterling
| gentleman, is Ia command. ana Lou, neel-
or IL in the ONCE.
Fon GHnaR RIVnis-The fine passenger
| al A "A 4 r
! Edwards aud Graham, goes to Green River
this evening, Offering unsurpassed induce
menta 20 passengers and shippers. on
merchants should give het ali their
| freight,
0IeaninEs from Our Exchanges.
| cfNoINNATf.=The COMMERCIAL Of Thurs
day, saysi ''
The weather was cloudy with light dris-
| ziing rain at intervals during the day. Al
| fttlAbufgh the river Is rising, with thirty
| inches ia the channel, The kanawh a II
| falling, with three feet ia the channel.
| Here The river has risen ave inches dufing
| the past twenty.fon hours, with fifteeii
| feet hence To Louisville, ts
LouisytLtH.-Tbe conrfsr Of Thursday
aaysi
! The river was failing slowly last evening
| with fiVe feet siN inelieh water TN the canal
! by the mark, During the previous twenty
| four hours IL hhd thHen fouf inches AT the
| head of the falls and twelve inches at Port.
| land. The weather was cloudy and cool
yesterday, with sudden and rather heavy
rain storm the night previous
| On the falls lhht evening There were only
| three feet six inches Of Whter In the pass
| down the indian chute hnd failing
! Gloomy black weather has prevailed all
| along tile Upper ONO ever Aimee Tuesday
| night. IA fnct, black ~ the dominant
| color prevailing everywhere, from the con-
/ 1uenee or forks NJ Pitthburg, down 20 ON"
| einnati, At glorious little JetiarhOnville,
| over the river the skies are clear and
bright, and nlra sunshine.
lie means tho elections. We hope he
don't like II.
The Golden Eagle camc IN from Cincn-
/ nAu about noon, nnd took tho canal chute
Tor memphis. ~ she was drawing more
water than the channel depth, she stuck ia
tho canal, aud was stuck there AT dark, and
would probably have 10 tighten.
81. LouIs.--The Democrat OF Thursday
anyal
This In an era of low water, and tho
| worst not yet arrived, Boats are stuck
hard In the Missouri, Ia tho patch OF water
between this and Cairo, ana IN the MiasiH-
| hinnl above this port. In the Missouri tho
| depth reported IN three and "a half feet, and
we think TINT IL correct, while above
| Omaha II II hardly nnYigable ut all by the
small dtnkiea aplashing around among the
mud and aand.bara The lowest report TO
Cairo II six and half feet, and the highest
| seven feet Some boats Tighten over ana
! others get aground. One has been IN the
/ latter flN two days or more. The Illinois II
! miling rapidly. The Camelia, SILVER CLOUD,
! Champion, aud Argoneut are loading Tor
] the Ohio. The Cnmelin goes to-day.
MEMruts.-rhe Appedt of Thursday says
| The weather continues cloudy and warm,
with fine prospects OF rain. Husiheaa ~ iin-
| proving finely, aud the prospects IN the
! Interior are very encouraging Tor the ro-
sumption of bunineaa. The river nero rs
/ Atiil falling White and Arkansas Rivers
ARE both falling, but still in good boating
| order.
| We iearn from the officers OF the Belle
| MenphiA that the Duton Radicals of the
"binclg- nnd-tnn" species Mt Cape oirtf-
denu, on saturday night, would not allow
Gen, Frank Blair TO speak, ana httor he
| had retired from tho balcony OF The St.
Charles Hotel, thoy stoned tho house,
breaking the windows, and smnhhing
things generally.
NJ Tho appeal manifoatly does not like the