The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05


their running arrangements IN the Journal,
mast advertise scith us. Au kinds of Steam
boat job Work done at short notice, IN good
style, and at reasonable rates. Extra copies
Of the paper for sale at all times.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED.
Moses Mcclellan, Lou, Chancellor, Louisville,
WOodfOrd, Louisville. Arizona, ST. Louis,
Dunbar Paducah, Aurora, New Orleans,
Caroline, Cincinnati. Lue Eaves, s. Carrolton,
Universe, New Orleans, Hazel Doll, Nashville.
DEPARTED.
Moses Mcclellan Mem, Chancellor, New Orleans,
Woodford, New Orleans, Arizona, Pittsburg'
Dunbar, Paducah, Aurora, Cinoinnatl
Lus Eaves. 8. Carrolton, Universe CINCINNATI
Hazel Dell, Pittsburg.
The River, yesterday, swelled slight
ly, and was rising slowly, last night. The
Wabash, also, is rising slowly. 1t is likely,
however, that it will require another heavy
rain to make that stream navigable.
Business transactions were unusually
4 limited. In fact, beyond the little freight
that was carried to the Dunbar, there was
scarcely any activity manifested on the land
ing whatever. There were very few arri-
valsand departures, and those that did touch,
did not do anything worth mentioning.
-'-..On Tuesday night, about liz o'clock,
we were visited with most terrific storm
was clear, and remained so during the day,
but there was a strong wind blowing, and
the river was very rough. The indications
were, at dark last night, that we would
soon be favored with another storm.
'..... The Uniuerse passed up yesterday
morning without much of a load. She was
stemming the current with only one wheel.
We did not ascertain the cause of the diff
Guilty.
The Caroline arrived with full load
for the Wabash. She will wait awhile un-
I'll there is more water in that stream.
The two new Cincinnati and Mem
phs packets are to be respectively named
the Lady Pike - and the " Lady Franklin"
...-.. The Emerald and Queen ofthe West
will be down to-day, if they left Cincinnati
according to advertisement. They are both
crowded with passengers.
The steamer Neptune, bound from
Pittsburgh for st. Louis and Illinois river,
struck a snag about 81 miles above Cincin-
natl, on Saturday evening, and sunk in r
few minutes. She had valuable cargo of
goods on board, which will be considerably
damaged. The boat was insured for SO, 900
and is valued at $4,000
...... Mr.. E. w. Halliday, late of the Ne
Grdska, is to take charge of the Pacific His
brother, the present incumbent, retires.
..... The Louisville Democrat says the
new mail arrangement is TO take effect on
the first of June. The Southerner or Ne
LeLLdn is TO be taken above the falls to run
to Cincinnati in time of low water. The
Kentucky will probably be sold to the Mem
phis and Vicksburg Packet Company.
-.. The Castle Garden, now lying high
4 - hasp -
float off on the next rise.
...... The steamer Eclipse is offered for
sale at the Portland wharf, in whole or in
part The furniture, outfit, and machinery
is also offered for sale on the most reasona-
BILE terms.
1.-The tow-boat, Winifred, belonging to
the Hon. John Bell, encountered q snag the
other day in the Cumberland river, and
sunk to her boiler deck. She proved to-
talloss. She was valued at about $4,000 and
there was no insurance on her.
Canal Receipts.
FROM FRANCISCO, PER SPARTAN
5000 feet lumber Henry Mesker; 5000
hoop-poles, Hanning Il Coren; hhds tobac-
CO, S. E. Gilbert s. Co.
FROM PLAINVILLE, PER EuREKA-94
bags of flour, Vickery & Bro 236 bbls do,
Brown & Altman.
FROM wORTHINGTON, PER SOUTHERN
INDIANA.-509 bushels wheat, 416 bushels
corn, barrels eggs, Capt. Robinson; l box
eggs, l box beef ! keg lard, Preston &
Bro; IA dry hides, bags fax seed, 2 bags
beans, bags rags, Brown & Altman.
FROM NEWBURG, PER IMPERIAL.-5OO
bushels wheat, l. r. Mills Co; so bags
corn, dry hides, 5 bags apples, l bundle
rags, hhds tobacco, Brown & Aikman }
hhds tobacco, Allis L Howes.
FROM YOUNGSTOWN, PER JOE FLAKE
1923 bushels corn, Dbl apples, bbls pota-
toes, 40 bushels wheat, 10 bushel oats, Capt.
]. b. Cochrane. VIM. D. DowNEY, Sec.