The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-10
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED.
Peytona, Louisville Oonewago, Cincinnati
Lue Eaves, Carroton Magnolia, New Orleans
Aurora, New Orleans Chancellor, do
W Maclay, Cincinnati Grey Eagle, Louisville
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DEPARTED.
Peytona, New Orleans Conewago, Nashville
"A AuToTa oincinnad Magnolia Lo G.l;vIi,1.
Caroline, Wabash Grey Eagle, do
$3.50. The weather yesterday was very
pleasant, notwithstanding a dry, cold:wind
from the northwest which sent the chills
creeping through ones blood and induced a
desire to seek warm berths by the stoves
and fire sides. Business was not very
brisk. Few arrivals or departures came I'M
der our notice. i.s a1Nr- E rs-.r
'..-.. The Magnolia and Chancellor put off
some molasses, oranges, coffee, &C., which
was about all the imports received during
the day.
'-i'.' The Greg Eagle passed down to
Henderson and returned at her usual hour.
-'..-. The Wabash packets Kate Sdrchet
and Caroline left for that stream on yester-
day evening, with no freight of any conse-
quence on board.
1890 The Magnolia with the Chancellor
in tow arrived about a o'clock yesterday.
'...-. The Republic now aground high
and dry" at Island No l6, has reshipped
her freight on the Eda0drd Gos., st. Louis
boat. The Rep"t'sc 10 in a favorable posi-
ton, andis not likely to receive any perma-
nentdamage, from her mishap. rl.
'..... The Chancellor on her way from
New Orleans broke a shaft She is now
being lowed up by the Magnolia, which
steamer, with her crippled mate, was due
here last evening.
..''.. The queenly Diana passed up on
Wednesday. We are indebted to her officers
for late New Orleans papers and the follow
ing manifest:
Steamer Diana left New Orleans Feb.
I'd, at 81 o'clock P. N. Boats in port for
Louisville, Fanny BuIlitt. First night
out met atlantic on Coast; Autocrat at
Prophets Island; Baltic at Coles Creek;
Woodford at Coles Greek Island; John
RGine at Napoleon; Pacific at Presidents
Island Passed Magnolia at Commerce,
with G h-nceLIor in tow, she having broken
a shaft. Republic high and dry at Island
16. Passed some 5 or Cincinnati boats.
Diana leaves Louisville Friday: $40 bbls.
molasses, 40 boxes oranges and lemons,
lasses, Wheeler & Riggs; 25 hhds. sugar,
Bement Il Viele; 100 sacks coffee, Brown
l. Altman; 10 half bbls. molasses, G. NJ
johnson; bales gunny sacks, George Fos-
ter; Dbl. sugar, 1 sack coffee, l Dbl. mo-
lasses, hhds. sugar, 10 sacks coffee, 4 bales
sheep skins, l. A. Crane Il Co.; hhds.
sugar, sacks coffee. tierce rice, II bbls.
molasses, hid. sugar, sacks coffee, 2 bbls.
molasses, P. G. ORiley & Co.
The Diana will leave this city for New
Orleans on Saturday afternoon.
THE popular Lue EdUes departs this
morning for South Carrolton. Her gen.
tlemanly clerks, Messrs. Bennett and Taylor,
will promptly attend to all business entrust-
ed to the boat. Passengers for Green River
will find the EaOes comfortable little
packet. +l-t ~
...... The DU,a6Gr will leave at IL o'clock
for Padacah. Capts. Fowler ard Dusouchet
are gentlemen of the first class, and take
pride in making their boat comfortable and
pleasant to passengers. Freight, also, is
attended to with care, and all orders filled
with the utmost dispatch.
'..... We are informed by Mr.. I. A. Crane
that the AutocrGt was to have left New Or
leans on Monday for home. She win be
due about Sunday.
1--WE learn from the New Orleans De1-
Ia that shipment from Evansville has at
last safely arrived in New Orleans per steam
er Autocrat. Hitherto, all the freight taken
out of the Ohio, has been reported as from
Louisville.
......Capt Harry I. Spots of the famous
Eclipse was in the city on Saturday. He is
going to build boat for the machinery of
the Eclipse, and she will be built here. Our
builders will have as much as they can pos
sibly do this season.-N. A. Ledger.
1--WE learn from the same paper that
Capt ]. B. Ford has made a contract with
some of the boat builders of that city, for
a side wheel boat to run in the Cannelton
trade. The new boat is to be $50 feet long
and 80 feet beam, with feet depth of hold.
Her cylinders are to be I inches in diameter,
and 10 feet bucket. The new boat is to be
in the trade inside of three months.
Vincenness Correspondence.
VINCENNEs, Feb. 9th, II NJ.
JOURNAL REPORTER Wabash river ris-
ing-3 inches last night. No arrivals
Weather clear and cool. W. h. W.
River and Weather by Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 9, M.-River has risen
13 inches; now 15 feet inches in the chan
mel. Weather clear and pleasant.
PIrTsBURG. Feb 8, M.-River feet 10
inches by the pier mark and falling.