The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-24


J. S. Pringle, Pittsb'g Sir VIM. Wallace, do
DEPAsTED.
Wenona, Nashville Wave, Cannclton
Mariana, n o Scioto, Louisville
St Cloud, st. Louis Lue Eaves, 5. Carrolton
Jacob Poe, Nashville Silver Star, Paducah
Baltic, NO Argyle, n o
j. s. Pringie, NO Sir VIM Wallace st. LIS
--'.'' Yesterday was really spring day and
everything seemed to partake of its lowell
ness. Business on the landing was more
than usually brisk and there is any quantity
of freight awaiting shipment The river
still continues to rise slowly, having risen
about eight inches in the "a hours ending at
dark last night. With fair offerings we
quote freights as follows:
To New OrIeans-Apples, s., COG Dbl; Tobacco, So
81 hid Flour, Zoe T5 Dbl; pound freghts, Coo -
100 lbs Eggs and Whisky, SIC q Dbl. To st. Louis
Pound Freights, 2Oc q 100 lbs. To Cincinnati
pound fret ghts (heavy) l5c % 100 lbs; shipstuff
and wheat, 3 sack, 15c.
Our young friend Willie Watson,
of Vincennes, will please accept our thanks
for late st. LOUIS papers, and numerous 9TH
er f6tors.
Mr.. Davis, of the Adams Express Co.
has placed us under renewed obligations for
files of late papers in advance of the mail.
THE splendid passenger steamer, Kate
Louisville She returns to that port after
a short trip to Henderson. Passengers go
ing up the river should take this boat if
they are DESTROYS of a speedy and comfort
able trip. Capt. Caffrey and Clerk Howe.
will do everything in their power to make
their guests comfortable.
1.-THE Kate ,Sdrchet, at last advices,
had arrived at Mt. Carmel, where she got
f,,11 80 nd fn loft hat
stream Yesterday morning. She takes it to
Cairo for re-shipment.
1.-THE Lue EdUes came in yesterday
evening from Bowling Green, crowded with
passengers. She left again last night, with
the biggest load of the season. Among
other freight, she had $4,000 shingles.
.... The Waoe, from Cannelton, was here
yesterday morning, having no freight or
passengers, and left with the same kind of a
trip.
1.-THE Southern Merchant is still at our
wharf, but her stores are aboard, and she
will cut loose for the South before the close
of the week.
1.-The Evansville and Henderson Ferry
Company seems to be doing good business
of late, and we wish the new proprietors
abundant success. We are confident if
punctuality and gentlemanly conduct has
anything to do with it, they Will prosper, as
they merit.
1.-THE new Masonic Gem is to make her
trial trip to-day. She will undoubtedly
prove a complete success. She starts for
the Wabash on Saturday.
1.-The mail boats Telegraph and .Strd-
der have again taken their places in the Gin
cinnati and Louisville trade.
1.-THE Sir Wm. Wallace came down
yesterday and discharged a lot of freight on
our landing. She was crowded with pas
sengers, and had all the freight she could
carry.
1.-The Argyte went down yesterday,
bound for New Orleans with a good trip.
1.-THE fine steamer Baltic came down
about dark last night. She was crowded
with passengers. She took considerable
freight here.
The j. S. FrngIe from Pittsburgh came
in last night, and put off considerable freight
at this place.
1.-The new steamer 81. Cloud, from
Cincinnati came in yesterday evening with
a good trip of both freight md passengers
She left again for st. Louis about dark.
The new steamer Mariana, built at Pitts
burgh, was at our landing yesterday evening
She is fine specimen of marine architec
ture.
----.The fine steamer Woodford was adj
vertsed to leave Louisville yesterday
Which will make her due here to day.
1.-The flat boat of the Messrs. Little
loadel with -four, was all ready to start 70
New Orleans last night.
I'VE notice that feet of tow boat
have arrived at Louisville from Pittsburgh
ringing large lot of coal. The same ha
been the case at Cincinnati.
1.-The GreenyiJLe will, without doubt
be at our landing this morning, from Bow
ling Green, ready to receive freight an
passengers for return trip.
Our VIncernes correspondent wi
probably create some stir among the Wa
bash boats now lying up here.
1.-The Memphis Appeal says the Jennl
Whippte is again in good running ordel
ard does not look at all the worse for he
late accident.
THE New Albany Ledger says th
PeytOna took horses at So; mules ST; shee
81; flour rs cents per barrel; lard 81 Is
eggs 81 IS !; chairs 81 per dozen, and poun
freights 40 cents.
1.-The fine steamer Lucy Holcom6
while on her way from Memphis to Ne
Orleans, and having 1852 bales of cotto
on board, sunk on Saturday near Helena
The boat is probably total loss. She VIZ
valued at $4,000.
1.-The Fairy Queen was sold a fe
days since, to Capt. Morrison, fer 81, so
for the Wheeling and Portsmouth trade,
take the place of the Resale.
1.-THE steamer antelope was sold
the Chancery Marshal, at Louisville, {
Monday last, for $4,000.
1.-The Castle Garden bad not arriy
at BIT. Carmel yesterday afternoon.
.,...Reeollect the Maid Of the MIST tod;
at II O'Clock.
, 1.-The Minnesota packets have all bei
laid up for the season at Galena and Few
river. There are now no boats running
tween the Rapids but the Adela and
Morgan, and there is no boat above the
per Rapids excepting the Sam Young, if 6
should have gone above. Navigation m
be reported closed above Rock Island.
Our ytncennes Correspondence.
VINcENNEs, Nov. %, 9 o'clock, A. al.