The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-19
RIVER ITEMS

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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED
StuidIy 18th
John Raine, Louisville; Matte Cook, B. Green
Jas Montgomery, n. O.; Grey Eagle, Louisville.
Monday, l9h.
Lady jackson, Gin; A. o. Tyler, Cincinnati
Hazel Dell. Cincinnati; Dunbar, Cairo;
Switzerland, Cincinnati; Bracelet, Memphis;
x. NJ. Patton, Lou; Baltic, Louisville;
Lady Franklin, Mem; Mary Cook, Pttsburg
Autocrat New Orleans Greenyille Wabash river !;
Commercial, Cincinnati.
Sunday, ISth.
". v CiIIum, Wab.; John Raine, New Orleans i;
James Montgomery, Louisville.
Monday, l9h.
Lady Jackson, Mem.; a. o. Tyler, N. o.;
Hazel Dell, Memphis; Dunbar, Cairo;
Switzerland, N o.. Bracelet, Louisville;
r. NJ Patton, Tenu. riv.; Baltic. New Orleans
Grey Eagle, Louisville; Lady franklin, Gin.
Mary Cook. Nashville; Autocrat, LOui-vil!e
Commercial = Nashville; Matte Cook, b. Green.
THE weather yesterday was cold, but
not disagreea3iy so, and moderated gradual
~ during the day. In the evening there
were some considerable indications of more
snow. Business was only moderately ac-
tive.
--..-. The Charley Bowen, Capt. Dexter in
command and MIR. Bentley in the office, will
be Mt the landing this morning receiving
freight for all points below. The Bowen
leaves about ? o'clock. Her passenger ac-
commOdations are excellent and as to ''mak-
ing time the Charley don't stand back for
any OF them.
$3.50. The Eugene, a new and beautiful
packet, under the charge OF Capt. Ballard,
with VIII. Duvol in the Office, is the mail
boat for Louisville this evening. The Eu-
gene is regular clipper, and as a passen-
ger packet is unrivaled on the river. For
freight or passage apply on board or at Da-
Wis 4 Co.'S wharf boat.
$500. The steamer St Cloud left Louisville
last night for New Orleans. She will be at
our lcvee, tonight or tomorrow morning
She is DESTROYS of obtaining about 300 IONS
freight to complete her lead.
1.-The Matte Cook left at her usual
hour. Mr.. Miller furnished US with the
manifest of her last trip.
-...-.By a letter which we this morning
publish, it viii be seen that the Samuel
Orr comes fully up to the expectations OF
her propretors, and is likely to prove the
post popular packet in the Wabash trade
We are glad TO hear it.
.--.-.The Greenville arrived last evening
from GRANVILLE. She put off 1000 sacks o
corn here besides considerable freight a
Mount Vernon. She leaves for the Wabasl
this evening. She goes up as far as Eu
gene For freight or passage apply OF
board.
..The regular packet Bracelet lef
Memphis Tuesday evening with l, 900 bale!
of cotton for Louisville The Messenger
also left Memphis the same evening with
1000 bales for the Ohio.
......The steamer Autoerat passed up yes
terday about noon. She left New Orlean:
on Monday evening the week before She
was detained on the coast ten hours loading
sugar and molasses. She had about coo
tons OF freight on board which was an ex
cellent trip She leaves Louisville OF
Wednesday evening, and will be here OF
her way down on Thursday.
STEAMER SAMUEL, Oar, I
Vincennes, Feb II.
EDIToRs JoURNAL:-This great Evans
vile and Wabash 81 institution will be Il
her moorings Tuesday morning, and depar
again for the Wabash Wednesday, noOa.-
She is really the craft for this trade Sh
exceeds our most sanguine expectations
Please inform shippers through your pape
that we will certainly leave as ahoy
stated. d.
The Louisville Courier SAYS Tn
J. A. Cotton, the great Southern clipper, i
having her ponderous machinery put up Il
fist as possible. One of the immense cylin
ders was placed on the boat yesterday, an
the other will be hauled down Today
They are the largest on the Southern wa
ters, and we predict that she will De tn
fastest boat that ever steamed out of tn
port OF New Orleans.
1.-The following we clip from the TERI
Haute Express;
The river has continued to rise durln
the past week, until at the time of writin!
Saturday afternoon, it is bank full, and b
she time this is seen 10y our readers it wi
be beyond its banks
The steamer PocahOntas reached OF
Ianding yesterday, direct from New Orlean
With full cargo for Bement 81 Co. 81
las been thirty-one days making the tri
She brings 200 tous of freight.
Other boats from the lower Mississip
and from the Ohio, are reported on the
way hither.
MANIFEST OF STEAMER MATTE Cook.
1873 cry beef hides, sacks tallow, l sa
feathers, Preston & Bro; l circular ga
Soroule & White ;el2 bbls pork, P.
O'Riley & Co; pieces tomb stone, Ora
X Brown; boxes furs, box fruit, }.
Cole horse and buggy, F. Fendrick
Bros; l Dbl leaf lard, Bement IL Viele ;
box furs lot hides, J. H. Maghee u [
b beef hides, Howard Il Lott. For Lou
vile - bags seed, ! empty can, l bbl m
chaudise Capt. Wand 10 bbls leaf lard
bag feathers, l bag rags, Crutcher &
Grady; l bag feathers, J. Doran 5
! bag feathers, Bryant, Harris Il Co.
REmENBER that H. Nelson is selling