The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-20


their running arrangements IN the Journal,
must advertise q0ith as. HI 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.
1.-THE Weather, yesterday, was delight
fully pleasant. In the morning the air was
cool, but at noon and in the evening it be-
came quite warm. The weather at Pitts
burg was damp.
1.-The RiUer at this point was falling.
AT Cincinnati it fell some three feet in "a
hours. At Pittsburg it was on stand,
owing to a slight rain.
80. The BosoEtng Green arrived on Sun
day with a fair trip. We return our thanks
/. to Mr.. Croxall, for q copy of her manifest.
She took on a lot of merchandise and left
yesterday for Bowling Green.
r---.s...: The Lac EdUes arrived on Sunday.
Capt Taylor, as is his custom, favored US
with a manifest The EdUes had some of
her machinery taken to pieces to make some
repairs, but had everything all right to de-
part last night.
The Dunbar left yesterday noon
with the Crescent Band on board, who dis
coursed lively music as the steamer gaily
swept by the landing.
The Diana was at the landing Sun
day afternoon and received a good lot of
freight The Diana reported that the Auto-
cTdt arrived at Louisville about i o'clock
Saturday night-at least one hour before
the Atlantic. " hen it is taken into consd-
Grafton that the AtIantic had only one land
iuy to make between our city and Louis
vile, and that the Autocrat had to make
six, besides stopping to coal, it must be
III IL lost of
ing, time on the Hoosier boat, between
here and Louisville. We presume the pro-
prietor of the " Arcade" has paid over the
keg of beer he staked on the Atlantic
beating the Aut0crdi to Louisville. We ap-
prehend that when Capt. Scott makes up his
mind to test the speed of his boat, she
will astonish several who now doubt her
capacity to make quick time.
1.-The Freest0ae arrived last night from
the Wabash river with a huge trip. She
had barge in tow, loaded with corn, for
Aurora for which place the FTeestone de-
parted last night
$500 The Persia and Fred Iron passed
down last night They both put off some
Iittfefreight.
$500 The memoranda aud manifest of the
up trip of the Autocrdt we failed to get un-
til yesterday morning We publish them
in another place This splendid steamer
was detained by having her crew "jump y
her as she was leaving Louisville, and did
not arrive here until last evening. She Will
complete her load at this place, and leave for
New Orleans this afternoon. Her accom-
modations are superb, and her officers spare
no pains to make their boat pleasant.
m1--.- The following shipments were
e-5f=-the Woodford on Sunday
ne rning II hhds tobacco, 342 bbls flour, 5
casks meat, a bbs eggs, l Dbl and ? kegs
bu tier, L. S. Babcock; 800 SKIS corn, 65
hh DIS tobacco, J. S. Mitchell! & Co.
The following freight was taken by
the Diana: 81 csks meat, Al bbls meat, %
shls whisky, 1917 SKIS corn, "a SKIS bran, 26
bales hay, t. \. Crane & Go; 9S8 SKIS corn,
SO SKIS bran, s bbls eggs, p. S. Babcock !;
727 SKIS corn--496 SKIS bran, p. @. O'Riley
& Co.
The aurora, that lay Mt the landing
some time on Saturday, took on board 3IS
bags of corn, from p. q. ORiley & Co.
1.-THE old dredging boat, Empire, which
has been quite an eye-sore for some time,
was Yesterday lowed by the Morid of the
HIST to the mouth of Pigeon, to prevent her
from getting aground any more We think
the thing might have been prolitably done
some time ago.
......On her last trip the W. II. Langley
run Il distance of twelve miles into the Cow
bayou, a stream never before navigated by
a steamer The bayou alluded to is a tribu-
tary TO the st. Francis river
...."Capt J. w. Smith, of the steamer
Red Wing, intends TO contract for a new
boat at Evansville, to be put in the New
Orleans and Arkansas river trade.-LOu.
jour.
Receipts by River.
FROM PADUCAH, PER STEAMER Dun
RAE.-2 bbls eggs, A. Lemclle " CO.; bale
furs, John Gilbert cog wheels, Reitz Il
Hsney: GA beef hides, deer hides, l bun
die sheep skins, Geo. Foster Co; % beef
hides, bags rags, bale turs, Mattingiy
l. Co; II beef hides, rolls skins, box
tnrs. bundles coon skins, Dbl tallOw,
key lard, Preston & Bros; package, H. A
Lawrence.
FROM NEW ORLEANS, PER STEAMER
Observation-Disclosures & Viele, 200 bags cof-
Fec 400 bbls molasses, 200 alfbarrels mo-
lasses: Wheeler & Riggs, hhds sugar, %
barrels molasses; Samuel Orr, 1853 boxes
rim. p. G. ORiley & Co, 10 hhds sugar, 46
barrels moiasses W. Ramsey, barrel SUI
oar. John Downee, barrel sugar --t
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A UTocRAT.- Steamer
Antocrat left New Orleans on Sunday the
1I,b instant at IL o'clock A. NJ; steamer
1dantc in port for Louisville; met John
PINE At Claiborne Island; 9th, met Fanny
RnIiitt At Waterproof 18th, met T.. ".
ES;rcbitd at vicksbnrg; Pacific at Millikin's
Rend 18th, met Baltic at White River;
Nth, met Peytona above Memphis, met
.H.0lelIand at Ashport; 10th, met James
Montgomeyy below Cairo, Sontherner at
Grand Chain, Republic at Cave in Rock.
FROM BOWLING GREEN, PER Bowl