The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-17
For CINcINNATI,-The Tahlequah,

command, and Lew. Abrams in tn
Office, will leave at 10 O'clock 70
Cincinnati direct She, is an elegan
:, boat. with fine passenger appoint
ments. nv
1fqqFoR EAsrrtoaRsff The Phantom
kCapt. Allen Duncan with that popu
| lar gentleman, Val. Sorenson, in the
office, goes to Esstport this event evening
4 She is good boat, with good officers
! and should have. a good Trip lens
,P FoR MEMPHIS. The Michigan vii
return to Cairo and Memphis s.thil
evening. She is very light, and always
gets through. Capt John hMcClair
and Lawrence James are her oatten
tive and obliging q officers, and will.
make passengers Comfortable q
iGiessmfn go from our Exchanges.
iPb nC1NoINNA'rEAsTheG Conssaercsals Of
Saturday says :s1sfen5m 10 eoe1 III
p The sseatherv was cloudy an
warm yesterday, with light shower
of rain last night At Pittsburg the
river is falling, fwithz a52 inches in
the. channel, ! Here it has preceded
four hours with three feet ON the
Rising Sun bar the eshoalestl point
lheicertou louisville. rnrea sd4 bas
"A The splendid suburban residence
| Of Captain Pat. Rogers, neal near Caiifor-
a hifa, Ohfc5, was throbged With youth
Fands beauty on Thursday afternooa
dtenightS onathe occasion of the
marriage of the Captain 5, daughter.
The ceremony was performed BY
Archbishop Purcell, in the church
at California 1901 cd 5oo!ss % huG Il
Dispatches we're received in this
city yesterday announcing the DEATH,
at Pittsburg, of the father of Captain
John b. Conway ofthe8 Silver Cloud
NoI2.n tfg'u erl tom Iionpoq -
Capt. Jesse Y. Hurd, of. the Nom
fisoons arrived from New Orleans yes.
Dtefdays en- route for Portsmouth, on a
vlsittol his family. ollie II .nemliaI
1.-the Commercials Cairo dispatch
says g The Lee is afoat uninjured.
The Great Republic viii be drawn out,
as soon as the cradles are repaired.
90 IoUIsvILLE-The C6areruof Sat !
uraay says: 2a as ,sIq oe1 10 s9ig II
The river is still falling Swsiitahli6 on
two feet six inches water in the canal
last evening During the past "a
hours it had fallen two inches at the
head of the falls and six Inches at
Portland. The weather was very sui
try and warm all day, with indications
Of rain, which we hope will fall to-
! The dense fogs thathave, prevailed, |
combined with the extreme low stage
of water, have caused trouble as well |
as delay. among the local packets. +
The Ella rFaber, the. Thursday !
packet for Evansville aud Henderson. 4
did not. get away until last evening.
She had a full trip, fulIof passengers,
and full Of freight ai Including the
'p THE R Rose 4Hifee. the mail boat due
yesterday. had not arrived at all. She
had passed, BraDdenburg,i all right
last syeaaing, and telegraphed to be in
The St. Louis steamer, ' Julia. from
New Orleans, arrived at Cairo on the +
18th. She had a number Of yellow
fever cases on the trip, andtwo deaths I
57Jacob Naglee,, Peoria, Illinois, ice
15ealer, buried near Randolph and {
Mr. Ryan stockman. Caseyvifle,h KY,
1uried-pear Point Pleasant -
ST. LouIs.SThe Densocrrdf of Sat-oE
lnday says:Y H Eolsgs4-rI bn /,
fNavigation proceeds ibrokenly ON j
.heaupper riversxs For. instances. we
Tear of the Dubuque arriving at ST.
Paul twenty-four hours behind time,'
ind die Phil sheridan reaching thef
aiasAfpeft from Dunleith saeighteetsgk
lQnFsi behind, and yet She had very 5
rifle freiglit Oh board9q The ST. Paul !,
Press, of the1ithg saysmk sdf IL q
The'vater is becoming quite thin r
y, the bars, aud. the large boats are /
ceiling, the Bottom quite freely. This,
18th The heavy foes fof a few sn1oIn- =
hgs tSast,I has Thrown most of the ! j
acKetsf beh ind itime.erThe river cont
inGes to- recede steadily and the IS
mall boats will have all they can do
robably from now till the close of
avigatio1i,, while some of the larger. ,
ill be compelled to tie up'n 7aL f9h
On the. lower rapids boats. stick fast y
nd can hardly be moved. r Four feet :
can't is reported at Cap au-Gris. 1t
common for boats to refuse freight
t different points. Hence tie Cairo :
here is seven feet water, below Cairo
tx and half feet for steam boats. i
he weather is sultry. Business re-
tricted by Tow water lIy9 40 III
Mr.. A. e, Cunningham, long the
opular and efficient secretary of the S
atlantic and Mississippi Steamship q
ompany. has resigned, aud Mr.. Aus $
in K: Moore, a talented accountant