The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-31

three O'Clock yesterday As'e AAS0 / c
three inches, and we may expect SIX or
eight inches OF a rise from Louisville ana
Cincinnati. 4 81 vs
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals, and departures up TO 3
O'Clock Yesterday were the Luella, from
Cairo; Newsboy, Henderson and return;
ollie Sullivan, from greensboro; Linton
to Cairo. s--
II f.e. f E7Oafs Due.
!. Among the first boats due here are the
Chattanooga, Fanny. Brandeis aud Louisa,
from Cairo; Phantom, from Passport;
s. Success and CorasS., from Louisville n
miscellaneous.
'ft The river is unexpectedly rising, but the
+ rise will be temporary and tri6ing, unless
We have an abundant rain at the heads OF
the upuer tributaries. and we fear the near
anproach of Winter will prevent heavy
There was light business doing
on the levee yesterday forenoon Inc
Linton was receiving slowly. --.-.-.. me
IueIla came in early in the morning
E. pretty light...,.....The Phantom had hoI
arrived up to poon, and is probably ae-
tanned by low water-.-.....The Luella Will
return to Cairo this evening, and VIII go
through with dispatch. ...-.... The James I
Gray was receiving literally for Green
River yesterday forenoon, and would l nave |
a good trip out.-..,.-~The Success 10 an
uOunced a regular pacASb
y aisviIie and Henderson during the low
s water. She is expected to-day or to-mor-
Il f-tfS'a5 E,oats leaving TO-Day.
For C,AIRo.-The Chattanooga, an excel
+. lent and popular low water steamer, goes
to Cairo at O'Clock to-day, and mas ele-
- gam t. aeconiTa citations Capt FRANK Ou-
souchet is her experienced COMMANDER
d5 and Kit. Rudd is her accomplished and ac-
F.. clerk. NtAt
81 the beautiful new low water packet
IuelIa. Capt. Dan Brady, with that e+e-
giant young gentleman, George J. Hazlett'
lin the office, also returns 10 CAIRO TINS
evening, and=offers unsurpassed attrac
TORS to passengers and shippers. Sac has
excellent cabin accommodations, and IS
very light.
For OwENsBoRo AND LoUIsvILLE--The
Ollie sullivan will leave at 10 o'clock TO-
dav for greensboro, to connect with Tue
Rose Tite for Louisville. Capt Ham,
Throop is in command. and Les. Ware is
ber popular and obiiging clerk 5t
ss4ennEngs from our Exchanges.
Prr~rsBuRG.-The Commercial of Monday
says:
We have nothing new to notice in regard
to trade on the landing. Below the sus-
pension bridge there was Wsitinas rise
of water. From present appearances c s,-o We
Move the bridge the boats'of both lines
mana 10 make their trips. The water
causing considerable difficulty.
CrxcIxSATI-The Commercial of Tues
day says:
AZ ne WITH the wind from the Northeas
9nd' North a light drilling rain prevail
i ih riTer Vas on stand last night, with /
inches il te enamel and f fgee I Ine
dnrinn the past twenty -four shours. W1ti
tbree feet on the -slloalest bars hence q
L3 Iol Vance smith. an old Nashville ans
New Orleans clerk, died in NashIvll1e, 7
yer "a a25ti was foi T1eriy one of the propi l.
tors Of Inc Nashville Gazette 49,
Ior,IsvTLLE.-The Courier, of Tuesday
says:
~ Wiih 50 inches water 10 the canal
the evening by the mark During tn it t pr.
at the head OF the falls, ana inches I
Portland; This has very a1t avSr II II
Portland aud Kew Albany bar, ana q
Loats now readily come up TO Tue rol ,i,5
wharf The weather was warm ana ciou9
ZyesfertiaV with slight attempt 10 ram
the evening. The ram, nc Wet Vel ie Ura Il
ciotids ana the hope OF rain last nIght
to-day may be enteIta1neto at o5 Si5 Not +
v0r much rain, as it had fallen oarely "
The The officers of the Cora s., from Evan
Z e-as Vile. yesterday, report the river SLOW w
swelling, with twenty selgntbo tnlIty, InOA
water over the Portland bar, but at Fren.
Island it was falling, with only tWeul
as55. INCHES over the bar, the shoalest point
the river, and the lowest water OF the Sc
r,. -
I'D. Is has been compelled to succumb TO
"a pressure of the tim eS. or rather 10 Z
iacA OF water, anu has quietly laid up.
We learn that the Alice V. has been sc
at Madison, to parties in that place a.
this CITY. for about IS 900.
THE Success. on her down trip, broke
6v-ubeel of her doctor engine, and hac
new one cast at P3ducahs OBTAINING
fifreen hours. She reports only TWEEN
two inch Is AT Cnln5erlano Bar
The Democrat say ;: RI
a dispatch to Montcalm Levi says
Success will be here to-day, ana leave
...tt EvansviIle and Henderson, tomorrow.
The Amanda arrived at Omaha on
22d. from Sioux City, IN q Damage ,a,g 90, COZ
sff0n she struck q Suag, Whlcn uI9Ne
the hull. Part of the or W IhuIlniIe eA :
the officers and three men "oiAS
steamer into port.
ST. LOUIS The Democrat, OF MONO
says:
River rose half an inch Saturday,
narentlv on a stand last evening. II
r. ~ feet water to Cairo, feet lncne
Keokulx, 20 inches in Inc A!llnolsi pa
i'm the Missouri, and also dlfncult h4s
=@-t ZION between st. Paul ana tt.e 10
Tapids. with immensely OF Ielshf u
ing and waftifig.e- $50
r s.-s The weather continues very. nne
81 very, dry. Ne can with safety say
e, f5 rains will fail some time Soon Last J" =
Z I'D. q n