The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-08
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIyED-suNpAY.
Mariner, St. Lonis, Atlantic, New ORLEANS,
John Raine, N. o., Dunbar. Paduca,h,
Froestone, Cincinnati, Hazel Dell. Pittsburg,
Bracelet Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Mariner, Pittsburg. Atlantic. Louisville,
John Raine, Louisville, Freestone, Ark. River,
Hazel Dell, Nashville, Bracelet, Henderson
ARRRED-MoEDEY.
WoOdford, Louisville, W. V. Gillum, GFeeR hty.l [
N. W. Thomas Gin, II. Fit2hngh, Ark. River, |
Wenona Cincinnati, A. o. Tylor, Cincinnati,
Clipper, Nashville, Lancaster No, 3, st LIS,
Dacotab, Pittsburg, Interchange, White River, /
Lehgh, Pittsburg, Great WesteEn, n. u,
J. w CheesemaD. 81. honis.
pEgARREp
woodford, N. o., " " GiIium, Green Riv,
N. W. Thomas, n. O., ii. Fitzbugh, Cincinnati,
wsnona, 6 Nashyiie, Q. Tyler, NO.
lancaster, No. B. Lou, Lue Eaycs, 5. Carrolton,
Dacotah, Memphis, Interchange, louisville,
Lehigh, st. Louis, Great Western, Gin,
J. W. Cheeseman, Cincinnati.
49,. Yesterday was delightful sungaer
day. The sun "poured down his fieEcest
rays" bat it is now The time of year when
we may look for such denopstrations. The
treets are somewhat dusty, but that, too, is
IN inconvenience We can put up with, as we
reflect that hot sun and dusty streets are
the forerunners of choice fruits and golden
Larvests.
..'... The RiUer here and at all points
from which we have any intelligence is de-
chnipg. But few more trips will be made
up the Wabash this season unless we are
favored with another rain.
...-'' Freights are not plenty but the ar
rival of couple of boats out of the Wabash
now about due will help the looks of things
in that line somewhat. We note no
particular change in the rate to New
Orleans.
THE Silver Star will be at the landing
Aday, ready TO take passengers and freight
to Paducah son time" Capt. Hall will be
found on deck, and Clerks Bunting and
Fowler in the Office, ready to do the agree
able te all who may favor them With their
presence.
'''--, The Dunbar left at II o'clock yes
terday with fair load. She received $IG0
we are told, for her excursion trip ON Sun
day.
49,. The Charley Bopen-as nice little
boat ever turned wheels the Cairo
packet to-day at IL O'Clock. Capt. Dexter,
a veteran boatman, will be found in COM
mand, aud Mr.. Markall, an accomplished
Clerk, will register the names of those TAX
ing passage with him, with great pleasure.
All freight consigned to the Boi0en goes
through in the quickest possible time.
-'..'' We understand that the General u.
u. White has gone under. She sunk in the
Wabash, near Montezuma, between Terre
Haute and Covington. 1t is thought she
may be raised. What damage was done,
we did not ascertain. The While had an
insurance in one of our home companies.
THE old dredging boat that has Leen
at our landing for so many months isnow no
more. Messrs Kratz & Helplan, having
purchased her at Sheriff sale, Immediately
moved the machinery ont of her aud she is
now a heap of ruins II is but little ROOT
ing in sand bars she will hereafter do
The Union arrived at a late hour last
night from Green River with "A full load 81
tobacco After dischnrging her tobacco
here she left for Louisville about II o'Sleck.
$3.50 By private dispatch to L. A. Crane
& Co., we learn that the Hate Sarchet and
John 1onipkins passed Vincepnes on their
way down the Wabash On Sunday last
We presume both steamers were favored
with good loads,
..- The GIluIa aud lac Eaccs departed
in the afternoon for Green River.
1.-The Ddcotak put oil large lot of
freight here.
1.-THE Kate SarcAet is reported aeroand
at Nine Mile Island
..~"The John Temp kins WAS at Mt Car
mel yesterday morning. She reported forty
inches on the Chain, aud falling. She
brought out some OF the Sciences freight.
.-.,,. The IfOo9fOrd lay at the landing
some time yesterday, receiving freight for
New Orleans.
.....-Capl lack Taylor returned from his
wedding tour last evening, and is stopping
with his lady, at the Sherwood House
Tack looks none the worse for getting mar
ried We wish him and his bride all the
bliss imaginable, and hope their honey
moon may last always.
1.-THE following items we glsal,, fson
the Louisville Courier of YESTERDAY E,arning
ANOTHER EXPLOSION New Orlean
Pieavatne of Thursday has .Ae intelligence o
the explosion and loss os the J. O. Caih0a,
on the Chatahooche. We think the boa
was built at Pittsburgh last year.
The loss will be about $4,000, which i
covered by insurance, AS above stated.
We learn that Captain Eckert, agen
for the underwriters at Cincinnati, has sol
the wreck of the Tiger at New Orleans 70
four thousand five hundred dollars. W
did not learn who was the purchaser.
I'VE learn that the Crescent CITY
hard aground above Cape Giradeau. Fh
Ben Leapis lightened her of 100 tops. I
Cairo, but could Mt get her off th2 bar.
1.-The Submarine No. IL, is. al wor
wrecking the sunken Defender.
Canal Receipts.
FROM WORTHINGTON,P PER IARERIAl
22O bush wheat, 100 bags corn, 4 bush IN
Dbl beans, bu fax seed, 297 lbs rag
Geo. Foster & Co; II coops chicken:
owner on board.
FROM PETERSBGRGH, FER PRINoEs
3Ol bush wheat, AZ bush barley, Is hhC
tobacco, Geo Foster & Co; 8 bbls egg
Keen & Preston.
FROM NEWBERRY, PER NoRTR SCAR
9 hhds tobacco, 70 bbls -four boxes fur
L bag feathers, Brown & Altman lot house
hold goods, Geo. oster & Co.