The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-28
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r. q. Hamilton, Na-hviie 10 Circinhs:i-
Hufson, Cincinnati to Nashville.
Charley Bowen, Cairo to Evansville.
Highnyer, St. Louis to Louisville.
AltamOnt, Wheeling to ST. Louis-
Union, Bowling Green g. Evansville.
Na.hville, New Orleans to Louisville
Republic, Louisville 10 Cairo.
SILVER S.ar. Paducah To- Evansville.
Sonthernrr, Memphis 10 Louisville.
Greenville, Green river TO Evansville.
Moses Mcclellan, Memphis to Louisville.
Oakland, Louisville 10 Evansville.
Dau'tah, New Orleans TO Cincinnati.
SiyT 5 ar, Evansville to Palu al.
II. fsi child, New Orleans 10 Louisville.
Emma Dean, Loui. Vile 10 Uniantswn.
Greenville, Eyancyil.o to Bowling Green
Il. NJ. Patton Louisville 10 Tenn. river.
Fam Bg,litt, do T. New Orleans
Hazel D'H. do TO Nashville.
MastiEg,, Nashville 10 Pit,sburT.
X .ystoie Cincinnati to ST. LOUIS.
Madison, New Orleans TO Cincinnati.
Judge TOrrencr, Cincinnati 70 N. Orleans.
The river was at a stand last evening,
and will probably be falling to-day. Bust
ness remains dull, with scarcity of freightS
for steamers. Weather yesterday was very
warm.
The Maid of tue Mist leaves this morning
for Henderson, aud returns again before
night.
The Charley Bowen, Capt. Dexter in COM
mand, with those obliging young gentle
men, Messrs. Dexter, Jr., and Wheeler in
the Office, leaves to-day on the arrival OF
the train, for Cairo. If you wish to go
down the river, take the Bowen, 10y all
means.
The Madison was at the wharf Sunday
night, and put off considerable freight.
The Harrison Bridges, last Friday, when
near Cromwell, KY, struck snag, and sunk
in deep water. We understand that the
boat and cargo is a total loss.
The Oakland arrived on Saturday from
| o Iisville, it being her first trip.
The Scioto No. 2, Capt. Ballard, will ar
rive this evening from Louisville, and, after
going to Henderson, will return again on her
upward trip. Mr.. Duncan viii be found
in the office te attend 90 passengers and ship
psrs
The venerable iiilhHy., passed up yes
terday, irom ~ lodi-, with u pretty
fair trip.
The fine steamer r. II fairchid will be
at the whHIf to-day, bound for New Or
leans.
The Moses Mcclellan is Irregular packet
to-day for Memphis
ssThe Union arrived from Green river, yes
terday, with good cargo of tobacco, -four,
aud meat. She will probably return to
Green river this evening
The reports all along up the river are,
that it is slowly receding, aud the Pitts
burg rise has passed away.
The Gen. White is being rapidly finished
and will, perhaps, be ready for her trial trip
on Saturday next Capt Chauncey will
undoubtedly, do well with his new candid
ate for share in the river trade.
The Silver Star, Capt. Gus. Fowler, left
yesterday with good trip, for Paducah.-
A card from Mr.. Dusouchet, the clerk of the
Star, will be found in to-day's Journal
The Pittsburg papers are taking groand
with much warmth in favor of the enlarge
nent of the Louisville and Portland Canal
The Emma Dean passed down on Sunday
evening, with couple of barges in tow
She has been sold to Mr. Payne, of Union
town, for the sum of 1900, to be used rs
coal tow-boat, to and from the Highland
| mines, in the lower Ohio.
We heard. yesterday, that arrangement
were completed 10 run n regular packet be
tween Evansville and Cannelton, and tha
an excellent steamboat for the purpose hat
been purchased by responsible parties. ",
predict that profitable packet trade can b'
built up between this city and the fiotrish
| ing town OF cotton mills and coal mines.
The Southerner passed up last evening
with a good trip. Her officers have on
/ thanks for their attentions.
5. t. Hambleton & CO., have contracted
to build a new steamer, for the Memphi
Packet Company. She fs tc be $50 fec
long; SO feet beam; 80 feet floor, and fee
hold. She is to lie called the Memphis, ant
will he completed by the lst Of October
She will be commanded by Capt. Jane
Bugher.