The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23
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( stationary 4Lfeet nine inches in the chan
! mel. Weather clear; thermometer So.
I TOLEDO, March 2I.-W Gather cloudy and
\ cold, win light fall OF snow last night.
NASHVILLE. March 2l-River falling.
I with 81 feet on HaTpeth Shoals. Weather
\ far and cold. Arrived-A. Baker AMI T.
I y. Phillips, from Upper Cumberland.
1 Departed -raflsman, fOi Cairo; T. y. Phil
1 lips. Rowera and A. Baker. for huntsville.
/ The Phillips brought tow of I'VE barges
/ of coal ON the HOskiess mines.
MEMPHIS, March 2L-W Gather clear and
/ pleasant, with "A slight frost last night.
Freights quiet. River rising steadily. De-
parted-CiftOn, with J. 200 bales cotton /;
l Swallow, light, for Cincinnati; city Of
| Cairo, for st. Louis; Indiana and Mollie
Able, for New Orleans.
| ST. LOUIS March 2I.-A rived None but
/ regular packets. eparted-Bismarcx, FOR
/ New Orleans; Deer Lodge and Nile, for
| Fort Bentor ArmadIlla, Tor Pittsburg; W.
/ b. Dance, ieaVenWOrth. River falling
! slowly, ar - the upper streams declining.
LOUISVILLE. March q. - River falling
slowly. Weather lear and cool.
ST, LOUIS. March 22.-Arrived - sham
rock, from Cincinnati; Arabian, trO.n Ar
kans. 5 River; Metnotte, from the Illinois
Rive. Departed - Melnotte, for Cincin-
natl; Success, for Fort Benton; 10 aggie
Hays, for Pittsburg; Kellogg and TOW,
very slowly, and al. the upper streams are
declining. The weather is very warm,
with indications OF rain.
MEMPHIS, March Weather clear and
warm The river Is rising steadily. Port
list eparied-RubieOn, for st. Louis;
Nick Long Worth. for Cincinnati: Louisf-
ana, for Louisville. ArTived-SiIver Moon.
P1TTsBURG. March 22-Weather clear
and pleasant. River falling 'owIy: 10 feet
In channel. Business actIveon the landing.
LOUISVILLE, March 22.-Port List. Ar
rived, Uni ed States. Alaska, Ainneola,
from Cincinnati; Grand Lake Eagle, Sam
Brown, from II. ttsburg; NOrmRn, from
White River, WestInoreland, Leonfdas. p
W. Strader. from New Orleans; Webb,
Wabash, and sam. J Hale from NJ IN phis.-
Departed, United states, Westmoreland,
Cincinnati; Grand Lake, Alaska, for New
Orleans ;LeOnidas, for Pittsburg Minneola,
for Memphis. In port, Major Anderson
cede slowly, with l6 feet inches water in
the canal Weather remarkably pleasant.
| The Nightingale, due from Cincinnati.
takes large fteight here for st. Louis, in
Guiding 69 hhds, choice leaf tobacco and a
lot Of hemp. Accounts from the Ouachita
report heavy rains ia that region. The
river rising rapidly.
There was sharp frost yesterday morn
ing. and the afr was quite chilly. Atnoon
II was quite pleasant, being clear all da,
THE river commenced falling yester-
day, and up TO dark had declined about
three inches. 1t was falling fast at Gin
c4nnati and Louisville, on Saturday, and
will, we presume, go down rapidly here
......The arrivals and departures since three
O'Clock Saturday up to midnight of sun
day include the the Delaware, Cincinnati
10 Nashville; Ada Lyon, to Bowling
Green: ]. p. Webb, 70 Cincinnati; Linton,
to ClarksvilIe; Armada, 10 Cairo; 2 ara
soon, Louisville and return; Rob Roy, to
Cincinnati; r. W. strader, New Orleans to
Louisville; Vim. White, from Clarksvllle;
Louisville, Cincinnati to New Orleans;
Cora $, Memphis TO Louisville; Quick
step, from Cairo; Pine Grove. Gin, iunati
20 a..f..
New Orleans; Pink Varbie, Louisville to
Eastport; Morning STAR Louisville to
Henderson; Come-and-See-Us,E East Liver
pool to New Orleans. and a market; En-
peror, Memphis TO Cincinnati; Crescent
City, to Petershurg, Indiana; Bermuda,
EastpOrt to Louisville; Temp 81, Loui>-
Vile to White River.
The packets. Saturday. all had good trips
Out.........The Delaware and Louisville weIe
as deep as they could swim...........The
Quickstep had a nice packet trfp......-.The
Morning star lad a splendid trip down
last nigh, OF both freight aud people
Among the latter were the Golden troupe,
en- route TO Henderson. Pine Grove
was loaded to the guards THE Rich
mond arrived at noon, with a large
amount OF freight and an excellent pas
senger list. she laid here uuttl twenty
minutes to eight O'Clock, taking nearly 400
tons OF freight. FROM Hubbs, Patrick &
Co. she toOOk 400 barrels flour, 200 sacks Of
corn, 80 barrels pork, aud other freight.
From w. q. Brown q Co. she took ,004
sacks Of corn, sf3 barrels -four, 9O9I pounds
bulk pork, 30 barrels whisky barrels
whisky. : casks bacon, 50 barrels pork, p
kegs lard. y barrels iOwles 3 hhds pate ;,
IS barrels beer "a nd much other misc Ella
neous freight. She also took a farge
amount Of fright from r. NJ. Humphrey &
CO.........rh Richmond was not really ex-
pected vest erdaY, but Capt Neal is always
prompt to time, and is posted to leave for
New Orleans next Saturday, having most
OF his state rooms already engaged. Bob
Lodge, the famous freight clerk of the
Richmond, stopped OF at Graad Gulf TO
collect some charges, and has ever since
been chasing the Richmond by railroad
and steam boat, and arrived here last eve
ming on the Tempest 40 minutes afJer the /
Richmond had LEFT. He would probably
overhaul her at Mt Vernon. The /
Emperor, Bermuda and Tempest were
well loaded. .-.-..-..--...-... The Bermuda /
discharged eighteen bales OF cotton for
Charles Viele & Co, and . hhds of tobacco. /
1.-The Cora =. discharged vast guam
tity OF hides here 1.-THE Tempest left /
the Dexter near Hawesvilie, taking
], 100 bales OF hay.........E BY dispatch to Capt.
Rudd we learn that the Mayfiower left /
Memphis on Friday evening with 400 bales /
cotton for this port. She viii be here /
early to-day, and leave promptly on time /
tomorrow evening. Capt. ThrOOp is sem I
sible to the advantages of always going at /
advertised time. Get your Memphis I
freight ready and give it all to /
the Mayhower on Tuesday. ....--...
The river commenced falling yesterday, T
and up to dark had declined 3 inches. I