The Evansville journal., 1868-04-09


tiIe F0tsi1d ~ ne best pas enger Iisg
that has gone TO and come from the Wa
bash during The last several yeas. The
LopIsa fetusns tothe Wabash to-day, and
viii afford excellent accommodations to
passengers. Captain Boluss and Charley
Crawford are her elegant ana obhging ofh-
GERS ..---. The Legal Tender, Capt Roberts,
viii be he re this morning. en- route fer St.
Louis. She is a new and complete boat,
Wito hne passenger accommodations.....-
Capt. Rudd received a dispatch yesterday
from Capt J. 3. Archer saving that he
was making trip TO White River for the
Commercial. but would be here and go out
on time next week..........1 be Richmond
took about 200 tons here last night, and
was still receiving at miduight.-.-.....l he
Louisville, after vain attempt TO ascend
the falls, dropped back TO Portland. and
will, we presume, reshfp or await a rise.....
The Rob Roy lett Cincinnati Tuesday
night FOR this port. She will be here this
evening and leave tomorrow. The
Pine Grove, for Nashville. and Mlnneola,
for Memphis, left Cincinnati last night,
and will be here tomorrow morning.
MEMORAs DUM.-The steamer sam. Orr
left Eastpo.t Monday, April @, at 10 An
~ let the Rapidan at Savannah met the
Kate Hart at Saitpetre Bluff; met the Pink
Narble AZ Rockport: passed the Helen at
Birmingham; met the RaDidan No. a.
the foot Of Twenty-seven Mile Island.
Arrived at Paducah at 10 An, Tuesday.
Boats IN Port-Miibrey and j. Baker Left
at II An; passed tOwboat Bell at Miss
Cooper's; met a tow beat, name unknown,
at Sisters; met th Cumberland at Rosa
Glare; met tho Goldhnch at Jac<sOn's
Landing met the towbOat Antelope at
Cave-in- Rock; met the MayhoWer at
Ford's Ferry; passed tie Painter No. az
Armenia La
met the Molife Norton and Nevvsboy al
Loekhart's Point. Tennessee River rising
low. with 80 feet on Colbert shoals.
observation-disclosures Quickstep left
Cairo Tuesday, April z az I1a o,eIoek =; y.
Wetlhef clear tLse e9oi P-sseu allce y ~
donna, Robert Fulton az Grand Chain,
cumberland and G0idinch above GOlcon-
da, Man flower below Cave-rn- Rock, Lena
Have made 42 landings; arrived AT Evans
vile at 8 :S6 P. NJ. 2 haurs out from Cairo,
l61a hours rom Paducahs and 30 hours
LoUI-T1LLE, April s-Eye.-Port List
ATrtVed-Rob Roy, from Cincinnati: Lo-
rena and Champion, from ST. Louis; Tenn
pest from White RIyer; Sam. j. Hale,
from Memphis; stella and Darges, from
Departures-Rob Roy, for ST. Louis; st.
Marys. for pittsburg; Louisville, Loreua,
sam. ]. Hale, and G. T. Dumont, for Gin
Ia Port1Indiana.
The river continues TO reeede steadily,
With7 feet8 inches water In the canal. and
chute.
PIrrsBURG, April s-Evenfng. .-River Z
feel IN The channel, and still rlsinga The
kenton Ieft this evening for ~. Louis. The
Delaware arrived from Nash vile. The
ArgOsy and St. Charles are over due fiom
Cinein natl. Hsif tn IT rnU-
NASHVILLE, A pril 8.--The river is falling
slowly, with nve feet scant on Harpeth
Shoals. lee again this morning, and rain
ing to night uuf . ieH
arriyed-SssAyIlle. from Cairo. aud
Umpire. fom Upper Cumberland.
Dsparted-Havana, for Cincinnati: Ella
Hughes and Wm. White, for Upper Cum
II Port-Nashville. Fanny Brandeis ana
ST LOUIS. April s. Evening
Andrew Ackley. @ eneaIe, Messenger and
Kate Putnam Pittsbnrg; Anna, Gtncin-
natl. su. a Ea +
Departed-Reserve, Dubuque 0ctavia,
Fort Benton; Mississippi and Mohawk
and tow, New Orleans; Belle St Louis,
/ Memphis; Wild luck and tow, Pittsburg.
The rtver has risen about q foot: rise
comes out OF the Missouri. There fs ~ feet
/ on the upper, and feet 10 inches on the
/ lower rapids and 9 feet below Keokuk,
at Dubuque River, and rising. The Illinois
has IA feet. ana is falling. aH
The Phil. sheridan, Itasia and War
Eagle Will form an opposition line to st,
Paul.. rI4IfafHt IHf. tt3a tf i'-
When the Mohawk Ieaves Cairo, She will
nave TOW OF eight oaFges OF ice and two
The Silver Cloud. from Pfttsburg arrived
at Davenport. on Monday, --a.t. 1and
The Phil. Sheridan reached 81. Paul on
the 4td. being the hrst boat of the season
an dthe earl lest arrival since 1860.
Weather wet, with a snow storm this ar
ternOon and azprospest Of rain tomorrow
MEMPHIS. A prfl s.-Weather cloudy and
pleasa Mt; river about stationary
Departed - Arthur, 81. Louis; Clifton,
with $40 bales cotton, 50 tons scrap iron,
Golden Era, Cincinnati; Dexter, aud GOV.
Allen, with $500 bales cotton: tow boats
Bee and Panther, for New Orleans; DicE
Fulton, for Pittsburg.
In port--Stlver Noon and Marble City.
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