The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-25

River and Weather.

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River and Weather.
The weather is warmer but cloudy, with
indications of rain. The river had risen
about inches during the "a hours ending
at noon yesterday. IL is falling at CIhcin-
natl and Louisville
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to four
o'clock yesterday include the John d. Per-
ry and Charmer, Memphis to Evansville;
Leonidas, Cincinnati TO New Orleans;
Alice W, New Orleans to Evansville;
America, st. Louis to Pittsburg; Mayhow-
err, Cairo and return; Clifton, Cincinnati to
Memphis; Liberty No. 2, Louisville to
Memphis; News Boy, Henderson and re-
turn; Rose Hite, Louisville and return !;
p. W. Strader New Orleans to Louisville;
Petrolia No. 2, Wabash River to Evans
vile; Ollie Sullivan, to CanneIton.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are the
Emma Floyd, for Nashville; America, for
Tennessee. River;l Shamrock, for st.
Louis; silver Moon, Anna, and
MinneoIa tor Memphis; Anglo Saxon,
Mary Erwin, and Tahlequah, for Ar
kansas River; P. w. Strader, Silver Spray,
Nick Longworth, for New Orleans; Silver
Cloud, Laurel Hill, Richmond, Louisville
and Messenger, from New Orleans;
Armada and Quickstep, from Cairo; Tar
ascon and Morning Star, from Louisville;
Mary Swan, Darling and Sam. j. Hale.
from Memphis; sam. Orr, from Tennessee
River.
Miscellaneous.
Business was but little improved on the
leyee yesterday, and little was done out
side the st. Charles and Mayfower-----The
j. d. Perry and Charmer arrived from
Memphis, light. The Perry returns to-day,
and the Charmer follows her on Monday
-.......The Alice Wand p. W. Strader was
nearly light from New Orleans. The Alice
V. lies up here to await the revival of
business. She has about 80 tons of mis-
cellaneous freight Tor reshipment to Gin
cinnati......... Capt. N. w. Vawter leaves for
home on this mornings train. He has our
thanks for favors......-The Leoni
das, America and Clifton had
very good trips........The Mayhower
had fifty hoesheads of tobacco and little
miscellaneous freight, and fair trip of
people. She got 100 bales hay, zoo sacks
corn, and a considerable quantity of mis-
cellaneous freight for her return trip.
The Liberty, No. 2 arrived al o'clock,
having rather a slim trip. She looks ex-
ceedingly beautiful, and Capt. Archer and
Toe NcCuiloch are justly proud of her I
She added nothing except few passenger. 4
,ere.,..v-. The St. Charles was still loading
ghen this report closed. She gets about
1000 sacks of corn here........The Rose Hite
ad good trip of people, and considerable
eight. She arrived early and returned
lrly.........The Petrolia had a fair trip
ON the Wa. ash.~......The Michigan has
me into the Dry Dock for repairs.........
ae Ollie Sullivan let for Cannelton yes
rday.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
FOR CAIRo.-Tbe grand Armada. Captain
NJ. Dusouchet, is the regular packet for |
iro and all way landings at 3 o'clock to-
y, offering splendid appointment and |
mfort to passengers. VIII S. Fowler and !
o. Nicholson are her accom- plished |
erks --r
For LoUIsyILLE.-The fleet and elegant |
lrascon, Capt. \. T. Gilmore in COM |
and, is the unrivaled packet for Louis |
lie this evening. She is the pride of the |
ouisvilie Line, and is faster than any of |
EN-. Miles y. Warren, a highly accom- |
ished and pleasant gentleman, Is her |
lssenger clerk, and Dick Hutchinson is |
II accurate and obliging freight clerk |
The imperial Richmond, the peerless |
onarch of the western waters, will go to |
'uisville early this morning, offering l
equaled accommodations TO passen-
RS.
Tor MEIPHIs-The elegant, ,side7whee \
amer John d. Perry, is the regular Ev-
sVille and Memphis packet at o'clock
evening, and goes without fail. Cap
LIE Ffnney is her experienced and ac-
nplished commander, and puts. the Per-
n here to stay, and makes this city the
are home of his family, thereby identi-
lg his interest with ours. The Perry
excellent passenger accommodations
makes good time. Our former towns
Henry Miller, is her Chief Clerk, and
courteous, attentive and polite. Give
full trip to-day. rE
OR GREEN RIvER.-The beautiful Ada
IN is the regular Green River packet
ievening. Captain Graham is in COM
nd and Joe McReynolds is her clerk.
has excellent passenger appointments.
DR. HENDERSON. - The gay News Boy
he regular Henderson packet at four
ock to- day. Captain Charley Perkins
er popular and obliging commander.
Gleanings from Exchanges.
re Cincinnati Commercial of Thursday
5: r. st4gr
Pittsburg the river is on a stand, with
It in the channel. Here it has fallen
aches during the past twenty-four
RS, will. Is feet in the channel and "a
under the bridge for passing steamers.
pit. Lew. II. Davis, formerly ofthe II. H.
le and General Anderson, is in the
He is at present engaged in business
Jackson, Ohio.
e regret to announce that Capt. John
8 i'll his. !