The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-17

Their running arrangements an tie Journal
must advertise scith as. Al kinds of Steam
boat job Work done at short notice in GOOD
style, and at reasonable rates. Extra COMES
Of the paper for sale at all times
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED.
Grey Eagle, Louisville, Greenyille, b. Green,
Lue Raves, 5 Carrolton, Dunbar, Paducah,
X F. Sass, New Orleans, Diadem Pitts,
Masonic Gem, Wabash, Jesse X. Bell, Gin,
Fayorite, Gin. Lehigh, Gin.
ARTEp.
Grey Eagle, Lou, Dunbar, Padncah,
II. 4. Sass, Cincinnati, Diadem, st. Louis,
Masonic Gem, Wabash, Jesse h. Bell, N. o.,
Lue Eaves, S. Carrolton, Favorite, ST. Louis,
Lehigh, st. Louis, J. II. Done, Wabash.
1900 The Weather, yesterday, was warm
and hazy, presenting more the appearance
of Indian Summer than the middle of March.
We should think, from the oppressiveness of
the atmosphere, that not great many hours
will elapse before we shall be favored with
good rain, which will give vegetation a
fine start, and Spring will have donned her
gay apparel.
'''."Business on the levee was fair The
Done and Masonic Gem were piling up the
freight; the carpenters and painters were
hammering and brushing away at the Char
leg Boacen, and troops of drags were passing
to and fro, depositing and taking away prod
uCc auu lHSICuduulSS
1--WE learn from good authority that
the Mcclellan is to take the place of the
SciOto between here and Louisville Capt.
Pierce of the Mail Company is now at Wash
ington to secure permit from the Post Of
fce,Department to transfer the mail con-
tract into the hands of the owners of the
Grey Eagle and Mcclellan, who will deliver
the mail at all points between our city and
Louisville. We did not learn what ar
rangements, ifany, have been made for the
delivery of the mail TO the points between
here and Cairo. f
1.-THE j. II. Done left late in the even
ing with a good trip. She took on board
about 900 bbls of salt for the Wabash coun-
try.
.-..,.The Masonic Gem left during the
night for Mount Carmel.
......The Masonic Gem arrived early yes
terday morning, loaded to the guards. Mr..
Mcdonald, as usual, furnished US with a
manifest, for which he will accept our
thanks.
....Mr Duncan of the Grey Eagle in
formed us yesterday that the crew of the
UnacIe Sam dumped her" just as she was
getting up steam to leave Louisville. This
occasioned some delay on the part of that
steamer.
1.-THE Grey Edgle was at the landing
yesterday morning, being near u hours be-
hind time. Her delay was occasioned by
her crew, who deserted in body just as she
was leaving Louisville. She brought one
of the finest trips of the season. -t-
-.-." We were informed by Mr.. McDon-
aid, at n late hour last night that the Mason
&c Gem would not leave till this morning at
9 o'clock The Gem is one of the most re-
liable boats that run up the Wabash, and
she should be supplied with all the freight
that goes up the Wabash to-day.
1.-THE Uncle Sam came down last night
Her load, however, was very nearly COM
pleted, and she received very little freight
at this point. This was a disappointment
to our commission men, who were areicipa-
ting the shipment Of a large quantity Of
produce.
Receipts by River.
CINCINNATI, PER FAvoRITE.-32 dz tubs,
"a nests ditto, IL dz half bushels, II boxes
tobacco, & D. lehman; % boxes candles,
box soap, S. E. Gilbert & Co.; 20 bxs candy
10 bxs tobacco, 40 kegs powder, Bodiam
mines; 40 bxs candles, Sorenson & Co.;
lot printing materials, owner on board; %
tons iron, |. A. Crane & Co.
CINCINNATI, PER LEH1GH.-2 Dbl:
molasses, ) bags coffee, l box soap, !. A
crane y Co. o. DafS iron, % DOlS ulItOJ
slabs steel, l Dbl oil, bdl steel, Geo. Foster
Il Co.; l Dbl beef, J. 2. Elliott; Dbl beef
box cheese. Cook & Langley !; l box mdz
G. F. Pennington; rs boxes picked sauce
Bement & Vfele; 6 cooking stoves, 2 pots
bdls sheet iron, 20 kegs white lead J bio
putty, Brown Altman; 8 boxes K. b
furniture, U. Armstrong; 4 cases mdz
Archer & Mackey so kegs lead, 2 bbls seed
2 bbls whiting, bbls lampwick, Orr, Dal
zelI & Co.; boxes clocks and weights, p
G.. 0. Riley & Co; boxes nldz, Pushee ; II
rolls leather, A. Refs; i case notions, {
boxes essence coffee, 2 boxes soap, Tho
Deuple; l case, 6bdls paper, Sorenson &Co.;
boxes paper, Smith & Stark; 81 bags bar
ley, Geo. Wolflin; so bdls felloes, ZIG hubs
20 shafts, Samuel Orr; 90 bb.S whisky,
L D. Hermann; 8 bbls wine, Allis & Howes
box lasts, Thos. Kerth; 46 bdls and .
pieces sheet iron, 46 bars do, bdls do
Kratz g. Heilman bales, L box ndz, J. S
Jaquess & Co; % bbls ale, I, & D. Hermann
FROM WABASH R1VER.-PER MA
SONIC GEM-I6I3 SKIS of corn, 26 bales hay
l sack peaches, 9 beer bbls, 3 bbls eggs,
Dbl lard, kegs butter, /. A. Crane & Co
5O2 SKIS corn, . bbls beans, 3 bbls eggs, Z
S. Babcock; All SKIS corn, 8 csks pork,
tierees lard, j. S. Jaquess- & Co; 156 SIX
corn, Bauer & Son 22l SKIS corn, Sc fierce
lard, P. G. ORiley & Co; i box pig:
Brown & Altman. Discharged 225 sack
of corn at Mt. Vernon. a3
... Messrs. Iglehart Sc Bro. of this city,
few days ago, purchased 10000 bushels {
wheat at place called Louisville, situate
near the Falls of the Ohio. The Grey Ia
gle, on her last trip brought down some 80
sacks oft. Were 1t not for the little town
above, our Touring mills would have to sto
running.
FROM GREEN RIVER, PER GREES : Hill
80 hhds tobacco, Slaughter & Dunkersor
81 hhds tobacco, |. A. Crane & Co; / hh
tobacco, Brown & Aikman ! lot mova
bles, owner on boards lot hides ana far
BeInent Il Viele; l box scales, Hornbroo
Il Co. sa ..-rs.5