The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-19

whaTf-boats win be promptly attended 70.
weather ana water.
The weather yesterday was nearly
clear and warm. The river had fall
en- about ten inches up to 3 o'clock
yesterday, and, it is believed, will 60
down pretty rapidly now, as it is fall
ing at all points to Pittsburg.
Arrivals ana Departures.
The only arrivals and departures
up to 3 o'clock yesterday. include the
Darling, Cincinnati to Memphis Ten
nessee, from Cairo; Fanny Brandeis,
from Nashville; Morning Star, Hen
derson to Louisville; Lorena, St.
Louis to Pittsburg; Moliie Norton
and Newsboy, Henderson and return;
Louisa, from Wabash; Indiana, New
Orleans to Louisville; z. w. Strader,
Cincinnati to New Orleans; Emma
Floyd, Nashville to Cincinnati Ezra
Porter, New Orleans to Pittsburg.
BOats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Havana, for Nashville; Law
renee, Champion and Nightingale,
for St. Louis; Minneola. for Mem
phis; Empire, for Arkansas River;
Alaska and J H. Groesbeck, for New
Orleans; Armada, from Cairo; Ada
Lyon, from Green River; Alice Dean,
Westmoreland, Robert z. Lee and
Dexter, from New Orleans; J. P.
Webb, from Nashville; Lewellin,
from Eastport; Silver Moon, from
Memphis; Cora s., from White River;
Mayfower, from Cumberland River
miscellaneous.
Business was slightly improved yes
terday and arrivals were quite numer-
ors.".......The Fanny Brandeis had
an excellent trip......,"The Emma
Floyd, Ezra Porter and Lorena had
fair trips.........The Indiana had
splendid freight and passenger trip.
She had over 500 tons freight, in
Guiding So hhds. sugar. 100 boxes
Oranges and 81 crates ware, for this
oity.........The P. w. Strader was
loaded nearly to Che guards. She
added some freight here.........The
Quickstep was receiving rather liber-
ally yesterday, with prospects Of
good trip out......The Morning Star
had a good trip out.....The Teunes-
see had fair trip up...,,.The Fanny
Brandeis went to Newburg yesterday
for lot of freight.
BOats Leaving To-day. 4
FoR CARo.-The elegant high-head-
ed Tennessee viii leave at o'clock
to-day, for Cairo and all way landings.
Captain Ben. Howard, an exper-
fenced, obliging officer, is in command,
and Tom Brashear and Bruce Hunter
are her elegant and estimable clerks.
Passengers receive special attention
BY the Tennessee.
For HENDRsON.-The magnificent
side-wheel steamer Mollie Norton,
Captain Charley Perkins, leaves at 4
o'clock, for Henderson. Ed and
Robert Terry are her obliging and at
tentive clerks
The sprightly and popular News
boy, Captain Shelter, also leaves for
Henderson at 4 pm. Pat. Burke and
Willie Huston are her distinguished
clerks. s es4e s~61 .5s II
FoR NAsHvILLE.-The fine passen-
ger steamer Fanny Brandeis, Captain
Henry Miller, will leave promptly at
four o'clock to day for Nashville and
all way points The BrandeiB has
comfortable and elegant passenger
appointments, and Kilt Rudd, who
presides in the Office, is noted for his
urbanity and attention to the com
forts of his guests. Give the Ban
deis STAYING trip.
FoR CANNELToN AND CLovERPoRr.
The good steamer Ollie Sullivan,
Capt. J. Il. Hugo commanding, and
Tom Hugo in the Office, will leave at
9 o'clock to-day for Cannelton,
Hawesville, Cloyerport, and all way
landings. Passengers viii be well
cared for. /
FoR FRosTBURG AND HARTFORD.
The neat little James Gray will leave
for the above and all way landings at
o'clock this evening, and Capt. Joe
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