The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-18

GreenTiile, Green. southerner, Memphis,
Peytona, Louisville, Sam Gaty, Louisville.
Bay City, St. Louis, Diana, Louisville,
John Cav 1t, Nashville, Shenango, st. Louis,
Peytona, New Orlsans, sam Gaty. St Louis,
Lue caves, Green River.
....-. The River was swelling slowly last
evening, having risen in all about three
feet. The rise is mostly from the tributa-
ries between Louisville and Cincinnati, and
will therefore be of short duration.
1.-The Lac EaUes arrived early yester-
day morning with good trip. We are in
debted to Clerk Taylor for manifest. She
left in the afternoon for South Carrolton.
THE Charley Bo,Oen will be in port
this morning. ready to receive freight for
return trip tomorrow. She will take all
through freight that may be offered, as she
makes close connections at Cairo with ST.
Louis and New Orleans boats.
1.-THE Kate .Sarchet left yesterday for
Mound City, where she will receive thor
ough Overhauling, preparatory to the sum-
mer campaign between this port and Cairo.
49,. The Dunbar the immortal " Tiger"
will shove out at noon for Paducah with
the mail AS she is as "swift as lightning"
we may anticipate good trip for her Be
at the landing with your freight at noon
precisely, as the snn is regulated by her
time ofstarting.
Gus Fowler is her captain
Gus. DusOuchet is her clerk,
And neither one was ever known
His duty for to shirk.
IA gentleman direct from the Arkan-
sas River says that the j. II Dane gave the
Southern PJora $500 to take her trip from
below Van Buren,, aud started back, but
unfortunately grounded in the channel, n
short distance below RosevilIe, where she
will have to remain until there is another
rise.
1.-The Freestone was few miles below
Little Rock at last accounts.
.'.-.Capt A. T. Lacey has purchased
from the underwriters, the wreck of the
Lacey as she lies at Island Is. The price
paid was SGOO. There is but little left
about the boat of much value.
...... It Is reported that the Mary Cook
struck a snag below Marietta knocking a
hole in her hull and shipping six inches OF
water. She entered protest ut Marietta,
and passed up.
--.'.. The Louisville Courier of yesterday
says:
The Noses HcLcLlan, heretofore the Mon
day mail packet hence to Cairo and Mem
phis, will, on arrival, he Withdrawn from
the trade and laid up to repair for the SUM-
mer campaign in place of the Sfrdder, to
Cincinnati She will ascend the falls on
arrival.
THE Sam Gaty, which lately explod-
ed one of her boilers above this point, in
complete repair passed down yesterday, fly
ing light. She was built at New Albany
for an exclusive freight boat, to navigate
Missouri river.
.-'."Tbe ShendHgO, from above, was al
the landing the greater portion of the fore
noon yesterday, discharging freght-among
which was lot of nails, glass, carriage fix
lures, &c.
THE GreenUHte, from Bowling Green
arrived yesternoon, with good trip Of
freight.
......Another large raft of lumber was
landed at our wharf yesterday.
The PeytoRa came down from
Louisville yesterday evening light and filled
out at this point. She took among other
freight 100 hhds of tobacco.
1.-The SOutherner, from Memphis, came
up yesterday % hours behind time. Sht
had encountered bars and bad weather
which had caused her delay.
$500. The Ndtchez was to have left Louis.
Vile last evening" having in tow her new
hull, which she takes TO New Orleans, where
she will rereive the engines of the old boat
The Ndtchez will lay at our wharf two
days, to pick up ali loose freight.
PITTsBURG, May II, M.-River 8 fee
by the pier mark. Weather clear anc
warm.
Receipts by River.
PER STEAMER LUE EAvEs.-5 boxes mdse
|. \. Crane; 81 hhds tobacco, Slaughter &
Dunkerson I6 hhdS tobacco, Brown Il AK
man; l box, Preston 4 Bros; 2 hhds tobac
CO, Hughes.
R6sH The Circuit Court adjourned OF