The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26
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MEMPHIS. March .. - Weather cloudy
P AMER wT wv YIN l2q sl 81 TS1a
Alaska. Richmond and Dexter, for New
Ctucinnati; toWbOats Stella and Baltic,
with heavy lows for New Orleans; propeI-
Ter Favorite rom New Orleans, VIA Yazpo
River, Coldyatsr aud Grants Pass. passed
mp for. 81, Louis. In port-AdaHI JACOBS
and Nfinceo.a.
NASHVILLE, March 25.-The river is fau-
ing, with ffive feet scant on tHar pea b
Shoals. The weather Is warm and cloudy
Arrived Nashville, from Cairo; Alpha,
from CINCINNATI; Dispatch and w. II.
Brown, from Kanawha River In port
Pine Grove, Delaware and Alpha.
CINCINSArI. March 25.--The river has
inches IN the emanuel. rue Fweatf er is
cloudy. with some rain at intervals. Their
mometer 52e.
LOUISVILLE, March 25-P. MA-Arrivals-
America, Cincinnati; Morning star, Hem
dersOn; Havana. Nashville; Amelia Poe,
1O ktOWns kasea robinson, = Lorena and
BelIe'Vernon Piittsburg; Nick LOngworth.
New Orleans; Wren, Kentucky River;
Departures America, Havana, and
Charmer, Cincinnati; Morning Star. Hen
derson; LOrena, Belle Vernon Amelia
Poe aud Kor1tow n st. louis; Wren, KEN
In PortENielx ]. ongworth j. eaal Tender.
Norman, P. W. Strader and Kate Robin
I THE river Is falling very rapidly. with
2 49, Ia ~ AAAN
mark. The weather i clear. Therm0me-
ter 20. The Legal Tender is loading for
grants bound for the far West. The Belle
Lee. Louisiana and Ohm KilgOur are due
from New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS. March 3. -Arrived-The Mol
lie McPike and Rob Roy, KeokuE; Rubi-
con. NIcSSbure;; Davenport, Dubuque;
Belle. Memphis DeparUed-the Cora and
Only Chance, Fort Benton; Sucker State,
Reeds Landing; CITY Of Cairo, Memphis;
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nessee River; Colorado. Omaha. River
falling slowly, and all upper streams are
rising above keOku<- Another heavy
swell IS expected IN the upper rivers. and a
good sized freshet may reasonably be look
ed for.
6 in ches. and at a stand TIE weather was
wet and raining all day. There were no
packets. A number Of boats are loading
for ports below. The Allegheny river Is
rising feet inches. Dispatches fron
OIL CITY say the river IS stationary: feet
5 inches in the channel. There is a report
ed rise in Monongahela. at BrOwnville.
CINCISNATI, March 25.-The weather IS
cloudy and chilly. THERMOMETERS 53'. Tue
river is falling, with 81 feet inches in the
channel. The only arrivals outside OF the
regular pack Is, were the w. f Curtis and
Belle, from Nashville. The departures
were the Belle Tor Kanawha River; W. F.
Curtis for Parkersburg; Darling, from
Memphis. The Emperor, from Memphis )
A4lbEAte W. anu DetA NUN 80 LfteAi1
Charmer and Havana, from Nashville,
will arrive 10 night.
The additional arrivals and departures
up TO midnight Include the Umpire, Gin
cinnati to Nashville; TarascOn, LouisviI' e
and return; J. ". Garnet TO Pitsburg
Mollie Norton and Newsboy, to Hender-
son; Armada, to Cairo; Goldhnch, to
GAINESVILLE; Ada Lyon, to Woodbury..
Yesterday was regular field day to- the
packets, and they all went out full. in
Guiding the Henderson packets. -.....-. The
Lyon had the best Green River trip that
ever left this pOrt...--.--...T The GOldfnch left
for GAINESVILLE yesterday with magnif-
cent trip, includ ng a large lot fro n the
/ TarascOn. which arrived after the Armada
had left, with a splendid freight and pas
senger list. The John W. Garrett took
5000 sacks Of grain here, and had en-
/ gagements for as many more above. ..........
/ Captain Graham took out the Ada Lyon,
/ Captain Edwards having stopped of on
\ business, and goes to st. Louis 10 day