The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-04
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Pr os7sr River Tlsans, Sec F5,wf6 paoe.


I The weather continues extremely a. d
/ unsessonabIy ane. Four days have nesse.I
/ with scarcely a cloud visible, and the ~.
mosphere AZ moan each day almost "a
warm as June. The mercury ranged above
CO at noon yesterday. During the twentv-
four hours. ending st 3 z. II. the river here
had rtsea rboat I've inches, or about ELEVEN
inches IN ail since The rise commenced.
Il has commenced rising again at GIN
cinua1i, and we expect 10 report three or
threeland halffeei on The falls by the first
OF the week.
ArrssR Ms ASsti Dspnrfnrss.
The arasvais and depariufe2 yesterday
include the Hartford, Henderson and re-
turn Evansville. Bowling Ggeen to re-
turn; City OF evansville. from Mound
City; Pine Biuf, GranGvisw and return !;
Dwight Newconb and bsrges, 10 mt. Yer
IN Silver Lake No. 4, Louisvil e ID New
Orleans.
Beats sue Her.
Among the first boats -ssae here are the
Mailie Ragon, from Caro-; Palestine, rom
Louisville; Virginia. Mary Houston and
shannon, for h ew Orleans; Norman. from
Memphis; I4orena, from New orisaps:R.
G. Gay, from Arkansas River; Alpha,
from GAINESVILLE.
Beats leaving Today.
Fox CAIRO The beautiful rev steamer
MaIlle Ragon leaves at s Pm. for Canoand
all way Ian tings, having splendid pasr en-.
ger accommodations, aud being very Iisht
dTaught, will suner 40 detention from
sanabars. Captain Josh Throop, veteran
IN the trade, commands, ard Walter b.
Penniogton has charge OF the ONCE, assist
ed By George savas Q Throop. Passengers
VIII receive every attention.
Fer LouIsyILLE.-The elegant passen-
ger packet Palestine viii le I'VE THIS even
leg for Louisville aud all way points, IN
charge OF those eminent navIgators and
excellent gentlemen, Captain Ed. Crider,
Phil. Beverly and john Holcroft, all of
whom are pToverbial for their attention
To- passenger
FoR GRANDvIEw. TIL fine passenger
steamer Pine Bluff leaves promptly at3P.
u. for Grandvlew and ali way ports, In
char Q Of Captain Lafayette Elder, COM
mandlng, aud John A. and Robert Adams
In the ONCE all pleasant and courteous
gentlemen.
For HENDERs0H.-The new aud elegant
Hartford viii leave promptly at p. NJ. 10.
day. for henderson and all way landings,
in charge OF those pleasant and clever
gentlemen. Captain Joe. McReyu ODDS,
Captsin Charley Perkins aud Jsmes H.
Letehef.
Miscellaneous.
Business was dun on The levee yesterday
forenoon, the Sam. Orr. John Lumsden
and Hartford having the entire wharf TO
themselves until afternoon, but each we've
receiving faiTly-....The Lumsden drew up
to the wharf and commel ced loading for
Cairo. She has been thoroughly scrubbed
up and looks as clean and neat as a new
pin. Captain Ply ID. Vets, the renowned
sgsnt OF the Evansville, cairo and Mem
phis Steam Packet Company, had charge
OF the office until the arrival OF the City OF
Evansville. The Lumsden was huing up
fast, and would have all 1t would be pru-
dent to carry on the present stage of water.
........The Sam. Or aud Hartford were also
hlliDg up rapidly, and the Orr commenced
refusing freight soon after noon........The
Evansville arrived at ! 80 p NJ. with a moo
crate trip Nearly full csrgO was on the
wharfboat and wharf awaiting her............
The Dwight Newcomb LETT yesterday
for BIT. Vernon. with two loaded barges
In tow......The Pine Blur arrived at 2 p n.
with fair trip OF freight, and euadTy
people.......The City of Evansville passed
Shawneetown about 10 o'c.ock yesterday
morning, and was expected here az four or
Eve last evening She will resume her
| pIacs in the Cairo tTade..........T The silver
Lake No. 4 arrived from Louisville az 2:45
with a good freight and a multitude OF
people. As they left the boat and marched
up rEEB rIy5g Uias5- i-s4 nod iilrn a Fourth OF
July Procession........... We give below the
fastest time to Natchez. made by tho Pstra-
cess, Natchez and Lee. The Princess made
her time before the war, the Natchez
made her iun on the 10th or October, aud
i the Lee on the 1Ibn ults