The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-25

must advertise Nth US. AL 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. ,. 'd. r..
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-ai risiti STEAMBOAT REGISTER. 1a3
ARRIVED. ru.. .,i t.a
Interchange, Louisville Dunbar, Paducah q. siii
D Ford, Pittsburg Charley Bowen, Cairo
Jas Montgomery, Louie Tempest, Nashville
Lue Eayes, Oarrolton Bowling Green, B Green
rrs~ Defender, Pittsburgh
DEPARTED. ..t..
Interchange. White river Dunbar, Psducah
Ford, St Louis Tempest, Louisville ii,
Jas Montgomery Defender Pittsourg na
'.,.'- The Heather yesterday was chilly.
Part of the day q cold northwest wind
blew, and there was furry of snow at
noon. Last evening, the sky was cloudy,
and the air felt like there would be snow
before morning. .er-...i,5.
90 $500. The RiVer is rising. 1t had come up
twelve inches for the twenty-four hours
ending last evening. s..
-'-''' There is quite large quantity of
freight on the levee awaiting shipment The
tobacco is rolling in from Green river
right lively. rer f. --Efaxr7T
The ever faithful and reliable
o.
boatman, Capt Dexter, on the deck, and
Capt. Markell and John Dexter in the Office,
will depart to-day at noon for Cairo and ali
way points. The B0s0en's former reputa-
ton fer speed and accommodation still stick
to her, and we hope our shippers will not
forget that she starts punctually at the hour.
'..-.. The J. II. Done leaves for the Wa
bash this morning. Capt. DAVIS and Clerk
LIST are clever fellows, and know how to
attend to passengers and freight in ship
shape" style.l She is the only boat for the
Wabash this week. geo $50 aI -f5
= The Lue Ea0es did not get in until
yesterday evening. Her delay was caused
by wind. She win leave to-day at IL
o'clock. Of course our shippers viii be on
hand with their freight. The following is
her manifest, for which we are indebted to
lack Taylor, her Clerk: Z hhds tobacco, l.
A. Crane; 10 hhds do, Slaughter & Dun
kerson; l box furs, w. Hubble 4coops tur-
keys, &C., lot hides and coon skins, owner
on board. 20 cabin passengers, and 8 deck
do. -aI Isl +, ...1 Fl r.I5ts us siI7sa.. Z .srf
...-.. The Diana came up from New Or
leans last evening, with fair trip. We are
indebted to her gentlemanlys clerk for late
files of New Orleans papers, and for the fol-.
lowing manifest. ~ now
10 bbls molasses, 20 hlf do, 20 bbls
sugar, 20 sacks coffee, Brown & Altman;
3 crates ware, j. w. Hughes: 10 bbls mo-
lasses; 10 hIf do, hid sugar, 5 sacks salt,
Yickery Bros; % hid sugar. Sc boxes
mdse, casks figs, 2 trunks, L roll canvass,
l paper package, Bement & Viele; % pkgs
hominy, % boxes cuba skies, 6 drums cod
fish, AZ kits mackerel, 2 hlf bbls do, i. & D.
lehman; 80 boxes lndse, E. S. Babcock;
& hbfS cuoar bl,IS t1,Olhcoae K llF 10
G. O'Rley & Co. eIaa
.-'.'. The BOs0en reports several fatboats
sunk between here and Cairo. Also, that
the roof of a mill at Paducah was blown off.
The blow seems to have been extensive and
destructive. i. ,-s... .g.,yss sll,s -4al
-...-- A fiatboat containing coal, belonging
to the Bodiam Mines was sunk during the
gale OF Wednesday at Henderson. The
boat and coal will be saved -..ffaa.I ''''
$3.50. The j. b. Ford (stern wheeler), Mt
Flint Island, lost pitman overheard, and
cylinder-head next the stern was broken.
'..''' The Jas. Montgomery was at our
wharf yesterday morning, taking on freight.
She left about noon with all she could con-
veniently carry.
'..'.. The Diana met the Autocrat below
Napoleon, Ark, last Tuesday evening.
1870 4HS l1lLIe steamer JQque8S, Du1lL TO
run up Saline river, was badly damaged on
the Wabash during the gale last Wednes-
day Her pilot house was blown overheard,
and the pilot was carried away with it
He came near being drowned. Her boilers
wore blown down, and she was otherwise
injured.
1900 The following item we clip from the
Paducah Commercial
Jordan Flournoy, President of the Evans-
vile and Paducah U. S. Mail Packet Com
pany, Ia ct present Commander in Chief of
the Big Republic on an experimental trip in
the Evansville trade. We understand that
the contemplates putting her permanently
in the trade if she does well this trip. We
are authorized to say that he will not take
charge of the Edmonia.
'''''' The Republic and our own Autoerat
will compare favorably with any of the
Lightning Line" We hope our shippers
will give them the encouragement they
deserve. alt.
day says: - ri ..lt stt
Tho river was falling at Pittsburg, last
night, with Il feet in the channel. At
Wheeling and Marietta there were 81 feet,
and stationary. The Big Kanawha is reced-
ing, with feet from the Salines to the
mouth. 5......s ..sfssl-t
Vfncennes Correspondemce.
VINCENNEs, Feb. Gath. i
EDITOR OF JOURNAL River is rising quite
fast. 1t raised about two feet last night
The steamer Mary Cook leaves this after
noon. The weather is pleasant and clear.
w. T. D..
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Receipts by Railroad. s4I
February "a, 1860.