The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-05
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER
ARRIVED ga
Sunday, 3rd.
Prima Donna, Pittsourg Jacob Mnsselm Wah.;
Grey Eagle, Louisville; Autoorat, Louisville;
J. S. Prinsl Pitts; Neptune, Memphis.
Lady Franklin, mem.; Lady Jack son, Cln'
Dunbar, Cairo; switzerland, n. o;
Emma, Cincinnati; Benz J Adams, n. o.
Sunny Side. Ciucianat- s.s-
DEPARTED.
SpR0ay, 3rd
Prlma Donna O.; pIhdeln, 81 LOUIS
Monarch, New Orleans; J. 5. Pringle, 40;
Atlantic Louisville ,., Ne 81 oiH''hp"'i
Lady Franklin Gin; Lady Jackson, Mem.i
Switzerland, Cincinnati; EmRa, Nashville;
Autocrat New Orleans; Grey Eagle, Louisville;
Ben. J. Adams, Lou; Suuny Side, n o.;
Matte Cooke, Bowling Greet. ..- -f
PIrrsBuRe, Feb. 4.-River 8 #. in. by
the pier mark, and rising. Weather cloudy
and cold.
1.-The "lightning" Charley Bowen is
the mail packet to-day for Cairo and inter
mediate points She leaves about O'Clock.
The Bowen deserves Il full load and We
trust she will receive it.
...The Matte Cook is very unfortu-
nate. She had just repaired her late inju-
TieS to her cyiinder-head and piston-rOd,
and started out last evening, and got three
miles up Green river, when she again had
the same cylinder-head hursted and piston
rod broke, ana lot of screws wrenehed oil.
She Immediately put back TO repair, and is
now at the landing. If she gets her
pairs completed she will start this evening
if not, she will delay her departure till
Thursday evening.
1.-THE Autocrat arrived here on Satur-
4ta .t,.,fl, atth 5c
port without doing much bushes, but com
menced receiving freight about II O'Clock
Sunday night and left yesterday morning
with her guards in the water.
1--WE are indebted to Mr. Harry Ne
Dougal, clerk of the B. J. Adams, for late
New Orleans papers and a memoranda Of
the trip. ..=
I'VE presume the Bracelet will be
down this evening from Louisville and re-
turn. The Bracelet is a substantial packet.
-...-The Eugene has been chartered by
Capt Ballard TO take the place of the Brace
let. We presume the officers and crew of
the Bracelet will be transferred to the Eu-
gene. GE-
...-'.Quite row was kicked up on the
MusselFnan on Sunday, between an employ
ee on the boat named Stewart, and a man who
desired asituation named Afford. Both par
ties being armed with - brass knucks' did
considerable damage to each other, but
were finally separated by the interference of
a third party.
THE Fanny BuIlitt will be down to-day,
no doubt, and will be prepared TO receive
freight for New Orleans. We trust she may
obtain complete load.
.-...-The Fanny Bullitt passed. up with
Ia Lot NoE (lrla
papers, which her clerks kindly provided
for the Journal Office. 1t was an oversight,
but it was remedied by leaving the papers
and a copy of the memoranda at Troy,
whence it was forwarded by the kindness
of n. Marks & Co, to the care of the ac-
commodating George at Halls wharf
boat. Thanks all around,
MEMORANDA OF THE FANNY BULL1TT.-
Steamer Fanny Bullitt left New Orleans
Jan. Goth. Boat in port for Louisville, B.
j. Adams met Atlantic first night out on
the coast 27th-Mageuta at Union Point
28th-Peytona below Warrenton 10Th
John Raine at Columbia ; 3Oth-Diana at
Islands 81 and 6S; Woodford at,Oasey-
vile; 2d-James Montgomery below Ev-
ansvile. Met river rising up to Memphis;
falling from there up.
1.-THE Atlanta is to be taken to Smith
land for repairs Capt Flora has procured
the services of our young friend Edwards
son of the proprietor Of the Edwards House
as Clerk. He is clever gentleman, and
will doubtless fill the position satisfactorily.
- Yin. Gdz.
MEMORANDA OF STEAMER 3. J. ADAMS
Steamer Benz. Adams left New Orleans on
Monday night, Jan. 28th, at o'clock, P. NJ
10 port for acknowledgements passed
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Peytoua at Morganza John j. Roe at Big
Black Island, Meteor at Carthage John
Raine at Palmyra Island, Diana at Tennes-
see Landing; 30th-Ohio Belle at Eunice,
Maria Denning at Choctaw Island passed
Tecumseh at Island "A 3lst-met Prince
of Wales at Delta !; Feb. 1st-Emma Dun
can at Burdeau, tow boat W G. Robinson
sunk in Council Bend-total loss !; I'd
met Baltic at foot of Island IS, Carrier at
Fulton 3d--W estmoreland at Hickman
James Montgomery at Columbus, City of
Louisiana and J. G. Swan, at Memphis, L.
NJ. Kenneth, A. II. Mcdowell, aud Champion
at Cairo, Silver Moon at Mound City 4th-
Lady Jackson at Mount Vernon. River
rising from New Orleans to Helena fall
ing from Memphis up Lost 18 hours in
fog made 81 landings for freight and pas
sengers will leave Evansville for New Or
lediS anu All way lduulhgS on W 6uneSuay
evening, Feb. 9th, at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ
HARRY MCDoUGAL, Clerk.
'.-'" Preston Bros, of Evansville, receiv-
ed from the Home Insurance Company ST.
100 for damage sustained on pork, by the
sinking Of the Caroline Yin. Ga5.
I'VE CLEAN the following items from
the Cincinnati Gazette of the I'd inst:
The new sidewheel steamer Eugene, will
leave here next Wednesday to enter the
Louisville and Henderson trade, and will
take the Big Grey Eagles day.
Negotiations are pending between Capt.
Archer Of Louisville, and the owners of the
Cambridge, for the purchase of that boat
for the Louisville and Memphis trade.
Notice has been received here from the
Superintendent of the Nashville Il Chatta-
nooga Railroad, that owing to the accumu-
lation of freight at Nashville, they can re-
ceive no more freight at present. The above
has greatly retarded shipments to Nashville
via river, during the past day or two, but
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