The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-17

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weather and Water.
The weather, yesterday, was partly
clear, and hotter even than the day
previous, the mercury ranging at 81
at g o'clock to Sc at IL Clouds be-
gan to gather, and a strong southeast
breeze modified the heat somewhat,
and the mercury fell to SO at soon
The river is again rising, having
swelled some four inches up to three
o'clock yesterday. 1t will probably
rise two feet here.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up
TO three O'Clock yesterday include the
Maggie Hays and Wild Duck and
barges, Pittshurg to St. Louis Sham
rock, Leonidas and Lady Grace, st.
Louis to Pittsburg; Armada, from
Cairo; Mollie Norton, Henderson to
return; Cobb Webb, to GAINESVILLE;
Ollie Sullivan, to Cannelton.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
Lawrence and Nightingale, to St.
Louis; Sam. J.. Hale, for Memphis /;
Westmoreland, Louisiana, Legal Ten
der, and P. w. Strader, for New
Orleans the Indiana, and Dex-
ter, from New Orleans; j. p. Webb,
from GAINESVILLE; Sam. Orr, from East
port Quickstep, from Cairo; Tara
soon, from Louisville; the Rob Roy,
from Cincinnati; and the Ada Lyon,
from Green River.
miscellaneous.
There was but little business doing
on the wharf yesterday, nor need We
expect much until the Fall trade
opens.....The Falls City had a full
cargo for Louisville....".-".."..The
Maggie Hays, for St. Louis the
Shamrock and Leonidas, from St
Louis; and the Armada arrived in
quick order between II and , o'clock
yesterday morniHg.-..--..The Lady
Grace. from St. Louis, and the Wild
Duck and barges arrived before OF
by daylight. They all had good trips.
1.-THE Tennessee went to New
burg on Monday. and took 120 bales
of hay. She was receiving mode
rateiy....~........The Ada Lyon was
receiving a fair trip, but would have
plenty OF room for all ofering~......
The Cobb-Webb, for Clarksyille
and the Ollie Sullivan, for Camel
ton departed at 10 o'clock YESTERDAY
morning With moderate trips~.A.Tht
Fanny Brandeis and Lewellin had no
arrived at B o'clock yesterday. 1t i
a~pprehendad that the Brandeis wa.
unable to get over the shoals.....-Th
Cairo Belle did not go to Green Il We
on Monday, but lies up here, abovN
the city.........No thwithstanding til
Newsboy left Henderson at midpigh
on Sunday, for Paducah, the Con ie
81 Tuesday says; The NeEsbo.
came up from Henderson, gester3a}
with a party for the basket meeting
which was held opposite this point
She returned to Henderson late in ii.
afternoon. and proceeded to Padu
cab, etc, and then in the next para
graph the precious egotist criticise
the JoURNAL fer having said, IN
paragraph written Saturday. before
was known that the Newsboyw was sol
that the Newsboy would leave at ht
regular hour on Monday. What
talented oritiel What q genius
What a veritable asslli
Beats Leaving To-day
For CAIRo.-The unrivaled A
mazda, Captain Gus. Dusouchet, wi
leave at four o'clock to day for Cail
and all way landings She is n
the most pleasant and popular boa
that plies the Ohio. viii. P. Fowl
and George Nicholson are her accor
plished ard gentlemanly clerks, and
is not strange the Armada is alws
crowded with passengers.
FoR LoUIsvILEE.-The feet Tara
con is the regular packet for Lou
san " -,Dsrw Eorfafn Cline