Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07

Orleans about o'clock Yesterday morn
ing, with small quantity Of freight, bat
with q good passenger list She was
cred into at Columbia, on the Missis-
sippi, seven shot and shell taking effect
One shot passed diagonaIly through her
cabin, on line with the lover berths in
the stAte-rooms, and in its passage
through the pantry destroyed several
dozen knives A shell passed between
q mans arm and his body, by its concus-
sion rendering his side black
Another she'll exploded in the nursery,
wounding a woman in the foot and set
ting the boat on FIRE. One shot passed
through the bsr-keeper's room in the
texas, and one struck the forward chock
Of the boat The Missouri showed marks
Of rough haadlings but provideusially no
one was seriously hurt
The Missouri viii be here en- route for
New Orleans on Thursday, and shippers
and travellers should bear the fact in
mind and be ready.
The Little Grey Eagle got consider
able amount Of freight from this poin,
yesterday.
The Gen. Anderson went out with =
moderate trip Of freight but a gOodly
number Of passengers, among whom was
Col. Dunkerson, destined for Cairo to
attend the sale Of Government cotton,
which takes place this week
The Carrie arrived at O'Clock yes.
tsrday with l9s Hhds Of Tobacco.
By on order from the Naval authori
ties, no goods viii be permitted to land
At sny poiaa IN Kentucky, either On tbs
Ohio or Cumberland rivers unless under
the protection of gunboai, nor will any
boat Be permitted to take freight from
The Kentucky shore unless under like
protection.
The Carrie will re ara 10 Nashville At
three o'clock precisely, to-day aud will
take freight or passengers to all points
in Tennessee between here and Nash.
vile. als W
The Carrie Is = pleasant boat, CON.
fortably appointed. and CArlain HAzlett
and Mr.. Hampton are exeeedingly clever
and pleasant gentlemen
We are indebted to Mr. W. Hampton,
Clerk Of the Cerrie. for the following
manifest Of the steamer Carrie, Captain
II. X. Hazlstt commanding, from Nash
vile, June Sd, 1864:
Ford & Noel, 81 bids. tobacco: Cox
d Humphrey, | hid tobacco; Brown,
Dunkerson 4 Co, 100 hhds tobacco and
one bax clothing; reshipmsnt IS hhds-
tobacco.
The r. B. Speed left Cor Pond River
yesterday with but little freight
The r. X. DuHksrsOn had a good trip
and left al six o'clock last sight for Rum
sey.
Shippers and passengers for the South
viii not forget that the tightening Lib
erty No. 2, one Of the handsomest, feet.
est and most finely appointed boats on
the lower rivers, viii be here st nine
o'clock this A. NJ for Memphis and way
ports
Her commander is that veteran Off
Ger and whoIs-souied gentleman Captain
Yves. Conner, than whom a better never
walked deck.
Her Office Is 10 charge Of those cour.
teous and attentive gentlemen Messrs.
Judge and Walker, whose politeness is
provsrbial, and passengers and shipper.
may be assured Of comfort and safety on
the wild-winged Liberty.
Capt Ben. Johnsons new steamer,
finishing at Pittsburg, has been named
Adam Jacobs, as compliment to we'll
4nown citizen Of Brownsville. Capt
Jacobs, or Commodore, as be is familiar.
y termed, has been identified With boat
Building some twenty-five years. Lat
terly be has devoted bis attention prin-
cipaIly to building boais There is
scarcely stream where boats can navi-
gate that does not contain boats Of his
construction. The James, Alvin Adams
Luzsrne, Re1stone, General Anderson.
Armada, Diurnal, and many others,
we're originated, designed, and superin.
tended BY the Commodore.
The Armada arrived At 9 o'clock las
night, having made splendid run both
WAYS.
We were glad TO meet our handsoue
friend, Pat Cisary, yesterday, who ar.
rived by The Goody Friends but regre,
10 learn that he failed to effect the ar
rangement which be went 70 Cincinnati
to accomplish
Carr. HAzRT McDoUGAL-The New
Orleans 7Eses Of the 24th ulL gives the
| following particulars Of the death, and
pays the following deserved tribute to
the many excellent virtues of Captain
Harry NcDOugaI, late Of the Big Grey
Eagle:
We were panied 10 learn last evening
that Capt Harry ncDougal, whom We
saw fnu Of life yesterday morning. now
sleeps The sleep Of death. Capt. Nc
Dougsi procured double team last
evening for s pleasant drive TO the
Lake, and WHEN turning the eoFnsr Of