The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-27

man, Nightingale and Importer from 81
Louis; Anna, Memphis; Silver Spray. from
New Orleans; Rose Hite, from Louisville
j. +. Webb, from Nashville.
miscellaneous.
business on the levee yersterdav wa
very good, with large arrivals of tobacc,
ana other freights......Th Bertha. Anna
da' superior, and Ada Lyon, had goot
trlps..-...The Armada had, among othel
freight, 50 hhds. of tobacco, also a crowd O
people.,.,.~.,Ihe Ada Lyon was full Of to-
oaeco, as was also the James Gray and
Newsboy. Pat Burke has retired from
the once Of the Newsboy, and is succeeded
oy Mr. VIM. Lambert, a pleasant and eff
clent offcier Pat Burke takes the agency
OF the boat at this place. The Superior
was fuil OF tobacco for Louisvine. Tine
Tarascon had 81 hhds of tobacco. a large
lot OF lime and cement and other fIeipht
together with good passenger list
Her agents had forty hogsheads en-
gagged for her out trip. f,he A.
NADIA was getting a. nice trim Ia 90
out with yesterday afternoon ......... We arc
informed that the people along shore arc
hlghly gratified at the prospect of HAVING
daily mail. twill prove great conve7
nlence to them. We hope the I,onisvila
and Henderson packets will SO arrar,a
their running time as to NAL Ike sure s,nnec-
lions daily here with boats TO Cairo snoh
an arrangement would prove highly ad-
Vantageous to both lines, and a great ac-
commodation to the travelling pnblic
Inc Myrtle was filling up pretty well and
would nave fair trip out The yvreclr
OF the Ida Handy was sold at St. I,onis !
rev daysago, piece-meal, for about "a 500
ROafs Leaving To-Day.
EQE- (1&IIaSA---Eraa4a "A -..s. : - - y
TOM, capt. Tom Bolus, will take her plao.
in the Evansville and Cairo Mali H., -. -
day. She is in splendid condition Is ,ey,,
last and finely appointed. Can't. irwin -
her pleasant clerk, and will be fonnd 7aol4
gus ~ ms ehorts TO make passengers feel
at home on the Phantom. She Iaevas ~ |
O'Clock. o. 81 - a.
For LOUISVILLE. The elegant Rosa
Hite, Capt. Ballard, is the popular n.aclrat |
for Louisville this evening. onr banf7so1,se |
young friend, George Patterson is bars,,1,,,
ular clerk.
FoRftlREEN RIvER.-The feet A tla LYON
is the regular Green River packet this e,a-
nlng. Capt. ALT. Woods and Graham have
charge, and are pleasant gentlemen.
FOR NEW ORLEANs.-The great Indiana
~'NteAt EO0c " view orleans to- |
lay, and has no equal on the western riv-
'rs, Those elegant gentlemen. VIM. Col.
ms and Robert Lodge, are her popular
clerks.
tleaninss from Our Exchanges.
CINcNNATI-The Commercial OF Mon
lay says:
Inc weather was clear and very hot vas
erday. The mercury ranged al rinefv AZ So
TeeS. Al P1ttSburg, last night fine riva,
yas Ialilng, with four feet in the channal
1ere the river has receded ten inches eIn-
1g the twenty-four hours enfino lass
1gnt, with ten feet on the shoaIpsf bare
ence 70 Louisville. There is SIX feet IN
LOUISVILLE. = The Courier of Monday
ays: sr
On the falls last evening there were
lree feet nve inches water IN the mass 81
own the Indiana chute. and faIling @
MS continued warm dry weather has
aused the river to fall instead of confirm
y 70 rise, as was expected from the late =
Sc in the upper streams. '0
Inc Kate Robinson, bound for MefnpFfs
seconded the falls yesterday. 20 Z
The tow-boat Alps Yesterday naorn;,,,, =
;hieved the very hazardous and difficnI7
at OF ascending the falls up the Indian A
lute- she was under the guidance az
lis pilot Captain Pink VarhIe. who
nasd her at the upper wharf in exactly
Ily- elgnt minutes from the time she
afled her engines from the foot of Sandy
land, at Portland. With only az feet r
aLer IN the pass the feat was rennarkahla
"a thInculb OF mpliShment reouirinc
eat steam power and equal skill in pilot