The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-25

The weather grew cloudy during Mon
day night, and heavy rain fell before
morning, At g A. NJ. the mercury STOOD AT
So above o, and at As at noon The river
had risen % inches during the u hourS
ending at 9 O'Clock yesterday. and was
men rising fufiy an inch per hour. The
news from above indicates high river.
Arrivals and Departures. |
The arrivals and departures up TO three t
o'clock Yesterday include the Armada, I
Cairo to Evansville; Linton, Clarksvile /
to Evansville; Newsboy, Henderson 70 !
return: silver spray, to New Orleans; St /
Patrick, from Newburg; Linto1, 70 New /
burg. .47 IN /
goag~ pre-
Among the frst boats due here are the
pine Grove and Bertha, Nashville; W.
A. Caldwell. for ArHalTsas River; swal- /
low, Atlantic. Argosy, sherman, West /
ernoreland, Governor Alien, Riehncnd'
and Emma No. 3, for New Orleans;
Empire and Mayhower. from Memphis;
Clifton and Anna. for Memphis; Quick 4
step. nom Cairo; IeWeIlin and Charmer,
from Passports; Success, tor Gnmbe
River: Tarascon and j. p. Webb, from ]
Louisville ;rAda Lyon, trom Green Rlyer';
VIM. White, from Cumberland River.
miscellaneous.
Business was pretty good on the levee
Yesterday, thoug h fFeights for'any Quarter
were not particularly abundant. .,..aThet
silver spray Iaid over till 10 o'clock yes
terday. Hubbs, Patrick q 90. gave ner
abont 200 sacks Of corn, LOO tierces lard
and so glbls. pork watch iaitenet1 her
out, and she was compelled torefuse freight
=ofer ed hertz ow. d. The fArmada brought
in sixty five bales cotton and CONSIDER
able other freight. ........The Linton, also,
" oh lice
to- leash j Tnon14s4 for ] a manifest,
which win be-found below. She went
above yesterday for freight, and will leave,
on Thursday for ClsFksvil le...l..... The Cum
sberland was reGeivings fairlYr but packet
freight was rather scaree.s.....-The s. BAT
rick went to Newburg og11 Monday night,
where she took 40 bales hay, 100 bo1s CORR
meal. and thief freigiIt. She would h i've
a fair trip out, With good engageIn ents be-
Iow.The j. p Webb VIM Leave for
Wabash River op- Thursday ....,...-.. T.
4 notice loot the dtnereAb boats
leaving on Thursday viii Be. found
'ISAr. issued to-rnorrow "A party OF ybdng
ladies and gentlemen made an excursion
trip on the st. Patrick to New burg Mon
day night, and-had a gay time.............N We
: nave no. adyices from the LEVEL = ~ "
Il fully due........ Those. VIII Q. admire beaualfu.
3 steamboats, should visit Capt! Smokers
new steamer. the GOV, Allen, this even
il ingl....At Nashville, Friday evening" the
Cumberland was stationary ...+,... .S......1pt he
i. Wabash, up to saturday evening, had
risen two feetlat TerIe HauD and 'Ta'viga-
ton was expected to be resumed iii that
river. yes. fsf. III 8auoin aa
-1.oe Fsoass E.envi fias Td7E5ay. - - -
FoR GAIRo.---The. grand Armada, the
queen &f.the lower line. leaves for Ca1fo
and ali way pprfsrat 3 oiclpck to-day. s1e
fsone OF the MOST pfaasant and finely APP
oinfett boats on the Oliio, and IS adesery.
setI!v s1opuiar. Her com naader is that
) pIeasant and p pular = Dung gentleman
= capt. Gus. Dusoucnet, with 'thesegay 7. and a
s. festive youths Willie Fowler and GeqFge
Michel ,on in the offiee. They go suit 70
dav-pHepared to CELEBRATE G'hristrIas, anc
passengers viii live on the fat of the land
FoR LoUIsvIIIsE.-The peerless TaraScOp
the neet. faYorite Of thesuppertline. goes gc
L,ouisvfhe, gat six O'Clock THIS evening
IL eenfnaftled 4by.that veteran effcer 4 AZ
5acconplished gentleman, aptAtn AZ *.
Gilmore. with the popular aa6 aaeeRlnn9
dating W. 3 Warren in the oiKee! 4ica
Hutehin,on looks after che interests 2
shippers. lH
ise .F6R 6RRES RIvEf.-The beautiful Adj;
Lyon leaves for Woodbury. aud alt1Greeh
River lsfndIha ~ at SIX o'cHocS thisevenins
Captain ALI Edwards VIII see hal s24sseh
gers are made eomf9Etable.1 Give Atr 1
Il biz trip as q Christmas present ss4tsts4 /
FoR ..EAsTPoRT.-4he elegant steatne
Lewenin, Captain Davy, may be expeete
to leave for PASSPORT and all 3enness4
River way landings at O'Clock this even
ing. Mr. iCovington, her chlef c.erk, is +
pleasant and highly oblieing gsntIepla 2
and Oliver c. Buntin IS her obligin5 trelg
clerk. ,r.ss.
For NEW ORLEANS Captain -JoAf
-smokerss magnificent new steamer, Got
ALLEN, wilt be here bhis evening en- rout
TO New orleans and all way ports. She
ASrebEesentatI a. eneaf the most peFfests elt
CANT and s1leet steaanersvoa the Nerasr
fgat9rs. apt.oSfn6zer is a Veteran 9ffiee
= and has pleasant and QPising. e2a1iJ}sS2 p
sim the office. Passengers t6cNew OELeaa
viii not soon fad 50 favorab4e am eppol
tnnfty 10 yavel on so In8urioas a sTeame
5 Boats Leaving oa <sBsl SStiay.5s
~ For UATs9.-Tte splendld QnieHste
:. Ca6tain Decker, VIA jack cii'as1lafe7ft an
Il Walter B1Peantngton in office, lis th
- reaatar aud tunrtvaHed packet fof Eaift
- en- Thursday Is 1f- ~. sbf biz 4eeaf
-aaaFeR LOUISVILLE hef great MorIlil
star Captain Holicrof, with Joha Que
hacker and Jesse ~ eIzsoq in the otilee,
- the unsurpassed Louisville PACKED 4
Thursday. i y -4.ars4--...f.
~ For CLAIR KsYILLE --IAe new anu s.
cant steamer Linton, Cap ain \ az. Ore
with n. B. Hayward and Cash Thomas
the Office. goes to Clarksville and all Coi
barlstnd river way Landings on Thursda