The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-11
River Items.

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ARRIVALS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5o'eLoek vrpsEs
DAY TILL o'crook THURsDAY-YRoh p. o., oRILHl
s co.'s. Register. 4 .r-.-g ..-s fst-- y.
Iowa, st. Louis to Pittsburg. isfei'51 s1t11, aas
Alvin Adams, Memphis to Louisville boss $3.50
RI. Ward, Louisville to New Orleans sssas.t
Sir VIM. Wallace, Nashville to Pittsburg.
= Baltic, New Orleans TO Louisville. s-Fs rrr,
Moderator, Pittsburg to st. Louis. -. /.
Tishomingo, Louisville TO Henderson,.
-ASoutherneF, do = to Memphis. S.
New Uncle Sam, do to New Orleans. %
The attentive officers of the Tishimingo
will please accept our thanks for late papers
from above. The Tishimingo has acome
to stay, and is already The packet in the
Louisville, Evansville and Henderson trade.
Capt. sStran, proves a most excellent and
popular commander, and the clerks, Messrs.
Tabler and Bushnell, are unrivalled for their
efficiency and accommodation.
5 The Baltic is expected down from Louis
vile for New Orleans tomorrow.
We learn from a passenger on the r. j.
Ward, that Capt. Miller put off of his boat,
at Helena, two fellows, for swindling a
drunken passenger at cards. One of them
formerly kept an agency Office in Louisville,
and the other hailed from Madison, Ind
We learn that on the last trip of the
Greenville, up Green river, she came very
locks she was caught in the eddy, which
was toe strong fer her, and thrown with
considerable force against the lock. For
tunately she managed to break the shock of
the collision, or she would most likely have
gone down. 80 Hi tss2a= 'sia -zsllas Isl a..
Passengers aud shippers will, Of course,
bear in mind that the Silver Star leaves for
Paducah to-day at / 2 o clock s9s@
Business at. New Orleans is reported very
brisk. Freights are plenty to most any
part, and boats are now getting paid for car
rying them. ~
The Sontherner passed down for Memphis
yesterday, with fair amount of freight and
passengers. 81 -s..e.s4 +. rIsf
The Greenville leaves this morning for
Greenville.
River business at this point was brisk
yesterday, and freights plenty. Weather
clear and cool. River falling slowly.
The Pittsburg True Press says: -.
The Marine .ssocation is now fairly I'M
der way. They have, as it appears to us,
adopted low rates of freight, such as in Or
binary time will pay fair compensation
and no more; such as will be to the adyan-
tage of both shipper and carrier. We trust
they may succeed in the object of their as
ISOLATION, that is, in securing and advancing
the shipping interests of Pittsburg The
fact is, the merchant and the steamboat
owner have Identical ends and interests, and
if they work together the good of all will
surely be subseryed. ssaEAz-o,
The Charley Bowen is the regular packet
for Cairo to-day, and leaves at noon.
Rich GARCIA steamboat arrived few
days ago at our wharf, from the Red river,
with large party of gentlemen and ladies
from the northwestern parishes, who are
visiting our city for pleasure and amuse-
ment. Among them are eight widows,
whose aggregate wealth amounted to FIVE
millions of dollars. One of the said ladies'
is the owner of six hundred slaves, and the
others make crop of three thousand bales
oacotton.-N D. Delta. .eIf