Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-26
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River end weather.
Yesterday was a cold. cloudy day. The air wai
raw and chilly all day. The water is still reced-
ing, though SLOWLY.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures since last report |
include: The james Gray, Pond river to Evans
VILE; Eagle, Pittsburg to New Orleans; .Empe-
ror. eiacinnatf to 1lsshFilles sss PAtEick, A1saa-
phis to Louisville; Alice Dean, Memphis to |
Cincinnati; Rose Hite. Louisville to Evansville |
and return Superior, EvahsviiIs to Memphis;
America, Pittsburg to New Orleans; EatOna,
Memphis to cincinnAtii Wa s.. Hays LouisyIlEp
to St. Louis; Swallow NeVs orlsaass To- Cineia1a
natl; ArlzOnia, st., Louis to PittsbuEg; Anna
Cincinnati to Memphis sayaanah. PistzbzEg to
st. Louis; FFAnk Bates, eineiapan to st. Louis;
Ldnnis Drown, Cincinnati to Arkansas river
Liberty No.2s Louisville 10 AGsmphiss sBsrthasi
vicksburg to Cincinnssi TarAscOn, BEemphfs no 4
Louisville I; and w. II. .Br0wn,a Lohissiiis %
Cairo. -sslsd sa4 oolos sin Pa tsiBsas la A
xsaao1Roads Due.
Among the first boats due here we notice the
louisiana and Indiana, New orleans to Louis
VILE; silver Mo5a. Memphis TO Cincinnati; !; Ko:
VEGA. NashviIle 10 Cincinnati; New YORK aud
Emma No. 3, ST. Louis to cfhclhnkti. so se - -
nlseelIame0us.
The levee presented liysls appearance OF Sat-
urday ard yesterday. aud frsights were handled.
quite briskly.. The business on fhs wharf AlIs
along was quite active. and we observed that Cox
Humphrey were doing q larga shipping busl-
ness....-..Ihe James Gray reached here with
fun load Of tobacco shs had aIss isst rate re-
turn trip......ss.The Eagle hada large tow Of coal
for New 0rleaps--s-r..The. Emperor WAS we'll
freighted for Nashville, and the ST. Patrick bad y
fun cargo for Alice Dean was
| l1ight........The Ross Hits did the usual amount
Of business for aregnlsr pa<lrst Ess@ The big So
psrior had good trip. II Is gratifying 10 OBJ
/ serve the fidelity with which 0ar merehaA tsand
bhippers stand by eur rsEuInrI Ipackstss -. s..s
! The America. IWaa azlohded sdesP. She did not
touch at the wharf...........The Charmsr came
! up light. - ghsf w3fssg ehass- = good "trip
to-dsy....N.-..Ths ysssamsFl Norman Discharged
90 bales Of cotton for Brown aDdnksfsoh q Co.,
70 go forward by the BSlTsFoafasneo Uost0n Rx.
lpress.......T The Wits Hays had good trip....
The swallow was light.........The Arizona was
Deep She had large cargo 6f IRON ore..... - 7 be
Savannah had bifgsfa tow b5th dsl
Frank Bates ts1A new n fssoda fixsf boat She
was well freghtsa for ST TOMS fks LinlEe
Drown was f6TUf sfrstght 4oF Arkansas river,
] and the "gay aud festive Liberty. No. : was
hying fast With full load She l. popular,
Ths TArAscon. had bully Trip. shs, dlssharged
lis bales OF cotton Tor Brown, DunkersQn q Co,
and reports business asquile, duh at Memphis.
.........Ths ". q. Brown had large tow Of salt
.........BilIy oonant, that agreeable and high
A ~ efficient clerk, the same who the speo-
/ taclss, and does up the agreeable Huston 4
Co.'s whArfhsat, especially wheu crinolins Ia
heard to rustic on the stairway, has obligated u
i to him "many times and off, for fsvors In the
shape Of late papers from thu land pixie Ae., fes
(which he will consider our haFcif and our best
bow " done made ,a.,.......We had=the pisasurs
4 on Saturday, OF meeSlag ii the ~city Colonel
,Gptherie, Supervisor inspector, who will stop in
iths city i0s ssveraIdays to accommodate steam
boatmsn who wish to have their license renewed
He is stoppIng d de shsF wood House Luce
MerreIl, wslI-known aud highly popular
freight clerk, and long copneeted with the louie
VILE nnd Handafsan Mail ms, hasg zone an q sro
married. We: Congratulate him aud wish him
much happiness. aA'e' z 1'
Boata Leaving To Day. - y,
For Casro l-Dsni iEkOrst 4hAi De ChaFIser
leaves for Cairo to day. Captain Billy South, Z
genial gsntiematss5wlth AZ much good humoI
and kind -he artedness as Is found wrapped mp il
In SO much 'swoolop,Y goesptt iu eheEgs.5 \ ~
For LOuisviile.-Tho John Thomas Mo
Combs Is the regular packet for LOulsEille to-
day. We commend her to the trave.ing pnbIls
o. safe, fast and reliable boat.
F0r New Orleans The David White viii
leave this day for New Orleans
GIcanImgs from Our Exchanges.
The Loulsvills Courier Of Saturday says:
The river was falling yefy slowly vest rday
/ with eleven feet seven inches water In the cana
tby ths mark at noon, ktftl slowly failtaE I'm hi
evening, With eleyen feet six ipches by ths mari (
! Dut ing the previous twenty fonF hours Il 'has
fallen three inches at the head Of the falls, AMI
, / nine inches ct Portland.
, | At Cincinnati at noon yesterday the river ha
fallen only Inches In the previous "a hours, tn
4 river befng kept mp by the late local rai,a,esq
The river Il at high tide again at PIT. b1rg
with IA feet ineh ~ water n the chapnel Rhurs
On the falls last evening there we're eight fee
six inches wa eT for steamboats, down the IndiaE
chute and fallifg g stea fly. The falls contnn'
navgable for all casses Of boets either q ascens
or dc eshds and eecsnkl u lsifeass whbiIy ~
disuse.