The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01

PIrTsBURG, October 3O.-Monon
gahela 3 feet and falling. Weather
cloudy and getting cold. Thermome-
ter 33O.
CINCINNATI, October 30.-Arrived (:
The packets. Departed-Lorena, New
Orleans; Spray, Memphis. The river
is slowly rising, with seven feet in the
channel. The weather is cloudy and
cool.
NASHVILLE, October 80. River
falling, with % inches on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather cloudy and cool.
The Emma Hughes departed for
Paducah.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 30.-Port List
Champion No. 6, Cincinnati to the
wreck ofthe Cora s.. Kate Robinson.
Cincinnati to st. Louis. The river is
about at stand, with feet 4 inches
water In the canal. Weather cloudy
anG~very cool.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 30.-The weather is
clear and pleasant. The river is fall
ing. Arrived = Submarine No. ID.
from St. Louis; General Anderson,
from Cairo; Mollie Gratz and Cald-
well, from White River. Departed
Lady Gay and City Of Cairo, for St.
Louis; Robert Moore, for Cincinnati;
Olive Branch and Mary Houston, for
New Orleans.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 3O.-Arrived Andy
johnson, Keokuk; Lizzie Gill, New
Orleans; Bayard, Louisiana. De.
parted: Sheridan, st. Paul; St. Jo-
seph, Memphis; Rubicon, Yicksburg;
Great Republic and City Of Alton,
New Orleans; Dance, Kansas City;
Anna, Cincinnati; Lucy Bertram,
Keokuk. All the rivers are falling.
Weather clear, fine and cooler; mer-
curry 80
CAIRo, October 30.-Portg List
Marble City, St. Louis to Vicksburg,
10 pm; Forsythe, Vicksbuyg to st.
Louis, 10 p.m.; General Anderson,
Cairo to Memphis, IL NJ; Belle St.
Louis, Memphis to st. Louis, 6 am.
Norman, Evansville TO Memphis, a.
m; Fanny Brandeis, Memphis to
Evansville, am. r. .. Gray, Mem
phis to Cincinnati, Sam; Groesbeck,
New Orleans to Cincinnati, noon;
Thompson Dean, st. Louis to New
Orleans, / pm; T. l.. McGill, st.
Louis to Memphis, z pm. River fell
2 inches. Weather clear. Mercury
409. The officers Of the steamer
Thompson Dean report that the wreck
of the StoneWall is still burning.
They bring no additional particulars
in regard to the lost.
CINCINNATI, Oct: 31.-Port List
ArriYals-Mollie Ebert, froh. Pitts
burg. DepartuTes-The packets. The
river is stationary, with z feet water
Ia the channel. Weather clear and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 31.-Port List
Wauauita, Memphis to Cincinnati;
Spray, Cincinnati to Memphis; Lo-
rena. from Cincinnati; Umpire, to
Cairo. The river has risen 2 inches,
with 3 feet 6 inches water In the
canal and foot 6 inches on the falls.
The contractors for the enlargement
of the first section Of the Louisville
and Portland Canal, have commenced
work, and will prosecute it vigorously
until the advent of the freezing sea-
son. Weather clear and mild.
ST. LOUIS, October 31.-Arrived-
Forsyth, from Yicksburg; Sucker
State, from st. Paul; Harry johnson,
from Keokuk; Belle of Memphis,
from Memphis; City of Pekin, from
Peoria; Eureka No. IL, from Daven-
port. Departed-Andy johnson, for
Keokuk. River falling at this point,
and all the upper streams continue to
decline. Weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, October 31.-Weather
clear and pleasant, with heavy frost
last night. River falling. Departed
Marble City, for Vicksburg; Luz
minaTy, for ST. Louis; Richmond, last
night, for Louisville. The Linton,
which sunk In the Arkansas River
last week, has been raised, and will
be brought here for repairs.
CAIRO, Illinois, Oct. 31-Port List:
Edinburg, Memphis to Cincinnati, 10
pm; Belle Memphis, st. Louis to
Memphis, II pm Continental, New