The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-30
RIVER ITEMS
ARRIVED.
DEPARTED.

Silver Moen, Memphis. john Raine, Louisville.
..--..Saturday closed busy week; but
late in the evening not boat was to be seen
save the dredger and Capt Mitchells Moo
ettsL which is having new boilers placed in
her The weather was delightful. Con-
siderable freight was on the landing, though
vast quantities had been shipped in the two
days previous. There will be several Wa
bash boats out the first ofthis week, and we
may expect to see our landing crowded with
produce again. Several Green River boats
are also due.
...The Republic took on the following
freights at this point on Saturday: From
Brown l. Aikman-3I6 bbls flour; 1877 bbls
beef From 2. G. O'Riley & Co-229 kegs
lard; 70 bbls eggs, cheese, etc.; 80 head of
cattle; LOO bbIs pork and lard; 450 sacks
corn 80 ties. lard.
-..The Diana, florence and Magnolia,
all, during the past week, took on large
quantities of freight here. In fact, if it were
not for Evansville, boats starting from Louis
vile would make rather poor showing on
their freight lists.
.-....The new Autocr0t cleared for New
Orleans about midnight Wednesday, with
the avowed purpose of going ahead and
making an opening. She is in nice place
for an opening between the Diana and At
lajatic.-Lou. Courier
IF you had seen the Autocrdt when she
left our city, you would have thought she
had " made an opening" and one that paid.
.-.-.The Bo1cting Green, John Temp kins,
and Kate French are undergoing repairs in
and about Portland.
1.-THE steamer A. o. 7yrlor, with FIVE
hundred tons freight from Cincinnati to
New Orleans, struck an old wreck and sunk
in Is feet of water thirty miles below Gin
cinnati yesterday morning. Heavy loss on
cargo. Steamer valued at $25, 900, insured
for $4,000. She can probably be raised.
The above was received by telegraph on
Saturday.
-1'7s.-sssVTe learn from our Vincennes cor
respondent that the Masonic Gem will be in
to-day with 1900 bbls pork.
1--WE endeavored on Saturday to get
a regular copy of the manifest of the Auto-
crat, but not being able to do so, obtained
from the following houses the amount of
freight shipped by them respectively. This
statement comprises the bulk of freight
shipped by that steamer.
Brown & Aikman-1S8 bbls flour; IA
casks pork GO bbls pork and lard; AZ kegs
lard.
Iglehart Brothers-S4 bbls Hour.
George Wolfn-7O0sbbls flour.
Slaughter & Dunkerson--8 hhds tobacco.
John s. Mitchell & Co-2,200 packages
cooperage.
Bement & viele-1oo casks meat.
AlIis 81 Howes-157 bbls whisky; ITO
bbls flour.
George Foster & Coo bbls lard; ola
bbls pork 80 bbls beef; 155 casks pork :;
90 tierces lard; 80 bbls flour; bags
bran.
P. G. O'Rney & Co-(for self and mer-
chants in town. IS bbls and tierces of pork
and lard 100 casks meat; rs bbls flour /;
l25 bbls green and dried apples; so pack
ages eggs, cheese, etc., 223 sacks corn.
/. A. Crane & Co-861 bbls flour; 9 hhds
tobacco; GIL bbls pork 156 tierces of
lard; 81 casks bacon: 60 kegs lard and a
miscellaneous lot of beans, dried apples, etc.
Also So mules, AZ horses, and AZ cattle,
outside parties.
The Awtocrat has an engagement to take
on a couple of hundred head Of stock below
here, also considerable lot of freight at Mt.
Vernon.