The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-07
River and Weather.

e.For. Other Rftes 1te,s,s see fxtth Page.
River and Weather.
The weather yesterday was nearly clear
and very warm mercury $50 in the shade,
and about 1902 in the sun. The river fell
about ten inches during the twenty-four
hours ending at 3o'clock yesterday. 1t is
falling rapidly above, and will go down
fast here from this forward.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to four
o'clock yesterday include the Louisa Wa
bash River to Evansville, Quickstep Cairo
and return, John H. Groesbeck New :
leans to Cincinnati, Newsboy Henderson
and return, Mary Swan Memphis TO Ev.
ansvIIle Camelia Cincinnati to Tennessee
River, Charmer to Cumberland River, Oh
lie Sullivan Cannelton, ST. Charles New
Orleans to Louisville, Morning Star Louis
Vile TO return.
Among the first boats due here are the
Havana, for Nashville; Camilla for Tenn
essee River; Champion, Melnotte and
Sherman for Saint LOUISE Glendale, New
York, Tempest, and Lorena, from ST.
Louis: Darling and Cora s., for Mem
phis; Mary Erwin and Bertha, for Ar
kansas River; louisville, NJ. s. Mepham,
Indiana, and Emerald, for New Orleans;
st. Mary's, and Richmond, from New
Orleans; Mayfiower, from Cairo; Tarascon,
rom Louisville.
FL Miscellan cons.
The chief activity on the levee yester-
day morning was in loading the Louis
lana, which arrived here about midnight
on Wednesday, with about three hundred,
tons Of freigit. Herorew he into the huge
corn piles on shore, and caused them to
disappear like an April snow Shesexpect-
ed to get off late last nightl.. b.. The Quick
step had pretty good trip, including fifty
or sixty hogsheads of tobacco. The
Charmer had rather slim trip out.....-The
Swan arrived at 121I o'clock yesterday,
nearly light. She returns to Memphis to-
day, and deserves a literal patronage........
The Camelia had a pretty fair trip, and
di. charged thirty tons of freight here
The Tarascon left at four O'Clock yesterday
morning. She left with big trip...-..The
Liberty ran out of sight Wednesday even
ing in seventeen minutes. .....---.;,-.....
The Newsboy returned from Henderson
with full cargo of tobacco. ~.---..The Ollie
Sullivan was full Of tobacco from Camel
ton.....The st. Charles had good deal of
freight, and was crowded with passengers.
One of her ehimneys became democrat
was leaning OYER to tbs, starboard-T She
ran from the point below the city to The
wharf in just seyea mfpttes. For Memo
randa, ate papers, and othe- generous fa-
vors we thank her Elegant and popular
clerk, DIR. Geo, 0. HART. The Morning,
Star@wasP fali or peop1e. and had "a good
freight trip...--..The Ollie Sullivan returns
to Canneltoa at 10 o'clock to day.
! S' Boats leaving Iss-Day:t AZ
For CAIRo.-The new, fleet and elegant
steamer, May VIII leave at clock
to-day for Cairo and Paducah. Capt. j.
V.Throop, an experienced. and univerE
sally popular officer, is in command, and
those magnificent gentlemen. Billy Dunn,
Billy Lowth, and George Throop are in
the office.==She is one of the most pleasant
and best appointed boats in the trade
For MEMPHIS. The fleet and elegant
Mary Swan, Capt. D. Hukill, with Mr.. VIM.
II. Speed, highly accomplished and
courteous young gentleman, and Cash
Thomas in the ofice, returns to Memphiss
this evening as the regular Memphis pack
ct. She is good and pleasant steaE1er,
and has obliging officers. Give her a full
load.
For GREEN R1yER-The beautiful VIM.
White, Captain A. Drinkwater. will go to
Green River this, evening. John W. Adj
ans is her popular clerk. fH.4r
The gay Eau Claire viii go to Pond Riv-
or this evening. Her officers are highly
coarfe Gus and obIiging gentlemen.
The James Gray, with highly agreeable
officers, may be expece ed to return TO Pond
River and Rough Creek this evening
For New ORLEANs.-The splendid pas
senger steamer Louisville, Captain A. @. !
Ross, with the magnificent Bruce in the
Office, will be here to-day positively for
New Orleans, and win afford splendid ac-
commodations to passengers. Her officers
stand at the head of theirYprofession.
MagaiJestof Steamer Q,ickstep, June ah.-
Charles Veile, IA dozen hides; Sinzich &
& Healy, Is crate Strawberries; Carpenter
White K Bak r, l box merchandise; H. Il.
Powell, Is barrels -four; III. NJ. Sweetzer,
baceo; F. r, Huston. Is hhds. tobacco;
HGhbs Vets, 40 nhds. tobacco; r. X.
Dunkerson,7 hhds. tobacco; Louisville. 1
hid. tobacco; Cook IL Rice, p beer kegs.
Left at Henderson-59 NJ shingles, z horses,
2buggies, II hhds. tobacco; 397 passengers
onfthe trip. f44 rpar n 4
MEMORANDA OF STEAMER ST. CHARLES.
Steamer st. Charles left New Orleans
er, Magenta, Ruth and Nicksburg,al back
ing out together. The st. Charles then led /
of. The Wagner made a spirited dash to
1t up at the stock landing. after falling be-
hind quarter of a mile. We run the par
ty out OF sight the first night and made
several landings on the coast for passen
gers.
Met the Olive Branch at the Red Church:
passed the Henry Ames at College Point, !
day; met Richmond at Palmetto Point
the Sd; met the Great Republic at Hard
ri Mt he h of he 6f,f L