The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-06
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CIScINNATI, May 4.-The river has riser,
II Leeta inches, with . feet:5 inches in the
i Weather clear; THERMOMETER 75a 's38t =
PfTTsBURG, May 5.-The river was fall.
| channel. a' =. 'iie
The run of coal has been heavy.
T34 81 81 MEMPHIS. Mav4s 4
The r. +. Lee passed up at 8 O'clock
r. N. Tor Cairo, with a large excursion par 4
The heavy South wind of Saturday ble,y
up mighty rain, which set in about nine |
O'Clock Saturday night, and continued. /
with out little fntermfssfon until ten
O'Clock yesterday 1t commenced anew
toward evening, with a fair prospect ofI
making a night of it. During Saturday
night. the rain was very vehement. at
tended with heavy wind and thunder.
fhe river commenced rising faster yester- i
oay, ana the heavy rains viii accelerate
Inc rise. The officers of the Morning Star
report the river rising rapidly at Louis
e--.....s.....sThe arrivals and departures
saturday evening were the Tarascon, Lou. /
1sviile and return: Armada, TO Cairo: Ida l.
Lyon TO Green Rivers StonewalI,. New Or-El
leans tots Lo1isville; Bertha, Arkansas !.
nlsef To CINCINNATI, and Quiekstep, IL
cairo TO E ~ ansyille The, arrivals
fEWsOAC44s tlct MarV'S.
st. Louis to Evansville; Westrnoreland ~
New Orleans to Cincinnati; Morning
star, Louisville to Henderson: Ezra
Porter, st. Louis to aPittsburg: Niclr !,
Longworth. Louisville to New Orleans.sl Z
Norman, Memphis to Louisville: Der. j.
nuda, Tennessee River to Iouisv4Ia.1 ,
america, Cincinnati to Tennessee Rfvar. l. ?
PALESTINE, Louisville to Nashville. wm'i, /
" mite, Green River to Evansville: sam a NJ
III Eastport TO Evansville; EN- I
'lre, Louisville to Mem phis....
ne Stonewali passed up after 6 r.
oiock saturday evening, pretty light of
he left New Orleans several flor.fs aheadsI of
me ST. Charles. westrnore.and t.
al a large Shipment of co6se I'D some w
tner freight, and a gae--~<many people i =
We are obliged to-our genial friend. Can't i IL
vans, for favors ard kind remembrance =
.--." we regret to learn that pilot Oar. /
1eaver had, spralned his ankle w
al "a has to use crutch... - ~
ne st. Mary's arrived here Yesterday I'M
orning. to load for New Orleans, and has 81
ready several Thousand sacks of corn Z
Id other freight aboard. She win fiji ont ~ =
DAY, ana leave tonight. She is a new -.
~ !. magnificent freight steamer, built at
neelng, tnis season. expressly for the r..
ountain trade. but was loo late reaohfnp l's3
Louis. to get paying prices. she has aPs
eat carrying capacities. and Is fast. Her ~
acers are pleasant and courteous gentle 4 m
"a -.--.~..Tne Nick Longworth came here A11'
out half loaded, and anxious for freight. p
e st. Mary's interfered seriously with q
expectations She got, however. g
nsiderable freight from here. .n 1sn
e Qnickstep arrived from Cairo a little > B.
er o'clock Saturday night. She had 4
I great deal of freight The Nor .
N and Bermuda were pretty light... s-s
Morning Star had an excellent packet 7s.-
? yesterday THE America passed -
Vn at dark last night, scarcely hair rnr
oed, Tor the Tennessee River, Her on
) have not rose-hued views of the Cin.t -
naIi ana tennessee River trade......... 90.
pplre had not arrived at a late Pr.
lriast night, and the probability is that OF nj
was detained by the storm, and NAV -
De here til this morning. Look out u 81
ner. "a pt. Hicks King and Harry n
iker are heE popular chiefs, and there srl
no pleasasster gentlemen anywhere. -
gay and musical Clifton will be here Il ~
morning en-feute to Memphis She -
oeiightful passenger accommodations. IzF
geniai and accommodating officers......
Palestine had an excellent trim She MA
larged considerable freight here "AAl
William White was loaded to her
Us ..---. The Sam Orr had moderate
d freight, but good passenger list.
eIt Paducah after daylight, and ar
at io1stast night........T The Nick Long o-,
lies over till to-day.......The EN- UE'
arrived just at midnight with a good