The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-25

For Other Rayer Items See Fynh Ioge.
River and weather.

For Other Rtver Items See Fyjfh Poge.
River and Weather.
The weather is horribly hot, mercury $40
in the shade, mostly clear. The river is
declining steadily, having fallen fully 10
inches dur1ng the "a hours ending at .
O'Clock yesterday u
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 3'ocloc5
yesterday include the Mayfiower, Cairo
TO Evansville, Emma Floyd Nashville to
Cincin natl, Golden Eagle, Memphis TO
Cincinnati, Leonora No. 2, Cincinnati and
return, News Boy, Henderson and return
Morning star, Henderson to Louisville'
Ollie Sullivan t., Cannelton, Richmond
NewlSOrleans to Louisville, Pine Grove,
cincinnati to Nashville, Charleston, st.
Louis to sincinnati, Plain City, Green Kiy-
er 10 Louisville. 1g ad 4atHsl@
t4AA Roafs Due. r4hf q ~.
Among the first boats due here are the
Liberty No. 2, and Darling, for Memphis
louisiana, Indiana, Legal Tender,
and Nick Longworth, for New Orleans
NJ. $. Mepham, and St. Charles, from
New Orleans; Armada from Cairo; Tar
ascon, from Louisville; John d. Perry.
from Memphis; Adat Lyon, and WIN.
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einasH Miscellaneous. sle t4s)
Business was moderately brisk yesterday
nornIn ! =. The ) Mayfower I, had e9z
nhds. ytobaaco rand considerable other
freight, anda good passenger iistJ.....-.The
Golden Eagle had about GOO bales cotton,
and some other freight for Cincinnatis...-...
The Emma Floyd was about half loaded
The Pine Grove had o fair trip for
Ea,hville... --....-The great low-pressure
Richmond arrived at liz o'clock Having
busted her supply pipes at Napoleon, she
had 10 resort to her donkey engine to sup
ply her boilers, and had to run slow. She
was, however, making good time She
was crowded with passengers. We are In
debted to her genial and always attentive
officers for savors The Morning star
mad a good. trip out........The cuickstep
was recerving tiiberally, and with a fair
show for q good trip out...:.....The Mary
swan had contracts for a fair lot Of freights
for r.shipment $500. The Ella Faber was
getting some height, but would go out
rather light. .....-Shipmentssc continue very
light, and but little New Orleans freight Is
offered ........ The News Boy arrive at noon
with her second full cargo of tobacco yes
terday from Henderson. and We presume
would make a third trip. @ss
Boats Eeaying To-Day.
FoR CAIRO. = The splendid Mayfiower,
Capt. ]. Thu oop, is the regular and I'M
rivaled paeke ct Tor Cairo and way landings
to- day. She has very superior accommoda-
tons and unsurpassed officers. Billy Dunn
and George Throop. are her popular and
pleasant clerks. Her passengers live ike
princes. exaaH eaaa
For MEMPH S AND INV ORLEANs.-The
excellent new steamer Legal Tender, Capt
Yves. Conner, will be here to-day, en- route
TO New Orleans and ali way ports. She
has good passenger appoint ents and
great carrying capacities, and Capt Yves.
Conner is one OF the IL ost pleasant gentle
men afoat.
For HENDERsoN.-Capt Perkins's beau
tiful Newsboy Ine kes TWO trips TO tiender- |
son daily.
FOR EAsTPoRT. fleet Sam Orr is the
regular Evansville and Eastport packet |
for all points on the Tennessee River, and
leaves at O'Clock promptly. She is
always prompt ahd reliable, and CAPITA Ii
Duncan, her commander, is q man of su
rerior worth and energy, and his noble ef-
forts to build up trade from Evansville, |
with the Tennessee River, should receive a |
hearty response from our people. Val |
Sor. nson is her excellent and popular |
clerk. sls.ter satE f4ea
FOR GREES RIyER.-The lively VIM.
White may be expected to leave for all
points ON Green River, at O'Clock. She is
making lightning trips, and it is difficult
to keep tie run Of her. Drinkwater and
erchief officers, keep her NOV
ing, and are pleasant gentlemen to travel
with. ---...r s,--.-r ss-. -
81, nom Cairo 70 LvansNl lle-SLrader, X.
r. Agent Do bdls. shingles; Fred Kramer,
10 NJ. 4. "a beer pbls., s M I "a Dbl. do, full
ii NJ t z beer bbls.; Akin e Parvin,
easgr baconi chas, Eller, lot h. 81. goods
aud horses =, ;: son ~ M blocks q
Z pcs. pipe, pcs. casting; +. Ii. Ehrman,
bates cotton; E. q. Van Ripper. md. to-
bacco; Ii. X. Dunkerson d Co., "a hhds to-
bacco; Hubbs d. Niets, 81 hhds. tobacco, 2
bales cotton. Iouisvllle-o hhds. tobacco,
! N INioRA NDuM OF Low PREssUE STEAM
ER I" AtICHMoSD''-ERo NEW ORLEANS TO
LOUISVILLE The Low Press ure Richmond
at O'Clock, p. NJ, with an excenent trip
and fair freight list; principally for way
points, however, as will be seen from the
Bayou sara; Red River, Natchez, Buena
Vista, Grand Gulf, Illawassee, Weeks
pasga M0fEs SSmee h0y1n sggs p Morz
land and Napoleon-at which place
me put OF large amounts OF
plantation supplies for various points
nn the Arkansas River. Weather at New
Orleans quite pleasant, and the health of
he city as good as at any season of the
year. River falling all the ay up. Crops
aloug the river looking well, though TIE
cotton in some localities is rather grassy y
There is an unusually large amount of
corn in sight along the MISSISSIPPI River
this season, and all looking very fine.
Boats LETT in port: NJ. :. MephaIn and
kenton, for ohio Rivs<1e 2OJn = Met ST.
Charles at Morganza; olive Branch and
Natehez. h2lst-Met RE. Lee at Island IS;