The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-13

heir running arrangements in The Journal,
aust advertise Nth US. AL kinds of Steam
eGt job Work done at short notice, in good
tgtc, and at reasonable rates. Extra copies
y the paper for sale at all times.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
ARRIVED.
nion, Louisville, Baltic, New Orleans,
(. M. Patton Lou, f. H. Fairchid, n. o.,
;, Green. B. Green, Lancaster No. 3. Lon,
marley Bowen, Cairo, Lue Eaves, 5. Carrolt"n.
: DEPARTED.
onion. Bowling Green, Baltic, Louisville,
I. IL fatrehid, Lou, r. NJ. Patton, Tenn. River,
IFeenEihe, b. Green, Lancaster No. 8, St. Louis.
$3.50. The Weather, yesterday, was warm
and pleasant. Business was very dull.
The river rose rapidly through the day, and
during the "a hours ending at dark last
night, must have swelled at least three feet.
The telegraphc reports show it is rising
rapidly at Cincinnati and Louisville, but
falling at Pittshurg. The Wabash is also
rising quite rapidly, and will soon he navi-
gable for all kinds Of boats.
$500 Freights are scarce AMI dull. Prices
remain unchanged.
The Dunbar is the regular Paducah
packet. to-day at II O'clock Capt's Fowler
and Dusouchet will be happy in greeting all
thelr friends who may desire TO take pas
sage with them.
1.-The Bololing Green arrived yesterday
afternoon, having made quick trip. She
brought outtwo hogsheads of tobacco, which
was rather light load.
....' The Freestoae will leave this morn
ing for Covington. She will probably meet
the rise in the Wabash at the Chain, and be
able TO get up without any difficulty.
1.-THE D. q. Camp6eH will be due to-
day from Bowling Green and ought to bring
out full load, az there is considerable to-
hacco in that region of country yet to be
carried away.
THE lightning packet Charley BolO-
en-, arrived last night before 10 o'clock with
a good trip of passengers. She made excel
lent time from Smithland, and made all her
business landings, Notwithstanding she was
delayed some by the fog early in the morn
ing.
1900 The Lue EdUes arrived last nj ght
loaded down to the guards, and with Is
passengers aboard. Capt. Zach Taylor will
accept our thanks for a manifest. The
EaUes departs for South Carrolton, at her
usual time this afternoon. Particular at
tention paid to passe myers and freight
1.-THE Grey Eagle and James Mont
leans Monday evening.
'-.." The Cincinnati Gazette says the Mus
bingham river is running out strong and do
ing much damage to the banks.
1.-The E. H. FairchiId and BaItic pass
ed up on Wednesday night with light
loads.
1899 1t is understood that Mr.. john b,
HALL, formerly of the Enquirer newspaper
in this city, is TO be the captain of the Silver
Star. The proprietors of the Star have
made an excellent selection of commander
for their boat. Captain Hall will be sure to
make himself and the boat very popular
along the route between here and Paducah.
Any man who has been in printing office
can travel " anywhere else.
...... The Louisville Courier says the
custom house officers of that city are strict
~ enforcing the law in regard 10 steam
boats in all the minor as we'll as important
matters. All boatmen are required to have
the name Of the boat, and where built, or
owned, painted in plain letters on the stern
The penalty is $40.
1.-THE GreenUiUe left for Bowling Green
with a light trip.
..-."Capt. Ashby has assumed command
of the Union, and was at his post on her last
trip to Bowling Green.
I'VE learn from Mr.. Brown that the
Autocrat passed Memphis on Wednesday
evening with full load. All on board
were well.
1.-THE rise in the Wabash will proba-
bly, float the Kate Sarchet so that we
may expect her on Saturday next.
= -.....Mr Glover has received fine raft
of lumber which he has had hands en-
ployed in taking TO pieces for several days
1--WE learn that some gentlemen are
engaged in building steamer at Grand
view, which, when finished, will run as a
packet between our city and Rockport.-
The boat is 10 be 40 feet in length.
Receipts by River.
FROM SOUTH CARROLTON, PER Luz
EAvEs-26 hhds. tobacco, Brown & Ak
man; hhds. tobacco, Slaughter & Bunker
son; % dry hides. S. E. Gilbert; l package
Adams Express; pkgs. seed, "a bags rags,
box, owner on board.
Canal Receipts.
FROM MILLERSBURG, PER WASHING
TON? binds tobacco, Geo. Foster & Co;
hhds tobacco, Miller & Copeland.
There has been considerable trouble the
mast few DAYS on account of high water ia
Pigeon creek bottoms causing several small
breaks, but they have been repaired and
there is now water sufficient for boats to
come through.
VIM D. DowNEY, Sec'y.
Vfncennes Correspondence.
VIScExxEs, April II, 1850, II o'clock N.
EDITORS JOURNAL Wabash river rose
feet since last evening. John 7'omPkini
will leave as soon as she gets her pork