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

For Oeaer River lem, See Tnsrd Page.

The weather, lsst night, grew cold, with
den fog by midnight. Clouds were
gathering IN the Scut 1west. The river -
falling again st PittsbuTg and Cincinnati,
confirming our ollg nal prediction that
W shall not have g. Cd wSter before late
this year anu early next.
The additional arrivals and departures
Ia t night were the Kate Robinson, Louis
vile TO st. Louis; Pine Bluff, 10 Grand
view; Evansville, 60 Bowling Green;
Quickstep, 10 Cairo; Mary Miller, to Mem
phis; LIE Claire No. 2, Louisville to East
port; MaIle Rsgon, from Cairo.
The packets all took out good trips.........
The Kate Robinson had an excellent trip.
She towed two lighters, and came over
French Island with slight detention .........
The LIE Claire was detained at French Is
land some time, but arrived about 91z
O'Clock. She, too, had a good trip.
Evansville went ont as full as she could be
stufed.........The Maliie Ragon arrived at
10 80 with a good trip OF freight and PEG
ple..... m Harry Walker, clerk of the Mary
Houston, writes us that the Mary ouston
will leave Louisville on Thursday and Ev.
ansvIlle on Saturday morning. We fear,
however, there will not be sufficient water,
but hope that we shall have the pleasure
of seeing again the beautiful Mary and her
gallant and most estimabls officers
We are beginning to lose hope of
an immediate rise in the river
1t may swell slightly here, but the rise
coming viii sc srcely more than suffice to
Keep the river at its present stage. The
Eight draughts," we judge, will, 70 a time
yet, be in the RsceDdau cy,........Am0ng the
passsDge by the QuIckstep last night,
Wa II. Verheof, OF Louisville, the dis
tiDguished corn merchant. and one of the
owners of the Peyto and barges. He was
en- route to ShsWneetown. G. n. Mil
burn, one of the Leading business men of
Muburn, KY, was IN the city yesterday,
and left By the Mary Miller for his home.
We had also the pleasure of meeting Mr.
L. H. FaiLchild, son OF Mr. e. H. Fair
child. Of the well known firm OF Faircnild
& Bingham. of New Orleans, who is on a
visit 10 his friends IN this city .. .......
J. +. Grimths, Surgeon in charge, sends us
the followiag report of the United States
Marine Hospital. at Louisville, for the
month OF October;
NUMBER OF PATIENTS REaIArxINC. on THE
LAST Day CT sEPTEsIB
" mites 60
NoloEeu '-''.' 50
......l08
ADMITTED DURING THE MONTH.
w mites ....,.......... 81 |
ColOrs q ... ....., ...... ...-. II /
Total remaining and received ............ l52 |
DISCHARGED DURING THE MONTH.
w 81
CO1Ore0..-.. is |
AOtaA 30
DIED DURING THE MONTH.
" hIIeE
CO1creu.-....-'...
4OtaA 4 /
REMAINING on THE LAST DAY OF OCTOBER.
W hItes---..' 63
ColoTeu .''.'....., -..,........ 5
4OtA
Manlfests.
Manifest Or steamer Mallfe Raxou from /
Cairo, DC. 3ist, 1870.
A L SbIader, L hid tobaccos Thos Scant-
lin & Son, washing machine: Arm
strong, music rack; Martin. Gardner &
Co. hid tobacco, B pkgs mdse; Ingram,
so pkgS hides; II B Cham pton, u pigs
hides: Mrs VIM Buck, bbls apples: A
Refs, l roll leather; r p SHAW. IS 70 lis
OF leather; Q GlunZ 35 bids broom corn :
Heady, pigs mdse; EaTrishaW, empty
bikes.
haysylIle-l box mdse.
New Aibany-1 bag wool.
TouisvflIe-23 pzAs wool, feathers, &c.
: ukx zsH GEa.