The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27
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The weather was partly clear yesterday
and rather cool The rlver continues TO
decline steadily at this point, having
fallen tweuty-seven inches during the "A
hours ending last evening. II is station
airy at Louisville. The arrivals and de-
partures since three O'Clock Saturday in
clude the Armada. to Cairo; Ada Lyon, to
Green River; J. P. Webb, 10 GAINESVILLE;
Mollie Norton and Newsboy, TO Hender-
son; Tarascon. Louisville and return;
Champion, Cincinnati to st. Louis; Ha-
vana, Cincinnati to Nashville; Emma No.
8, st. Louis to Cincinnati; Ollie Sullivan
and Chattanooga, from Wabash River; J.
r. HoyIe,' to Cannelton; Belle Vernon,
Pittsburg to st. Louis; Quickstep, from
Cairo; Louisiana, Cincinnati to New Or
leans; Pink Varble, Eastport to Louisville;
Fanny Brandeis, from Nashville; James
Gray, from Green River; Morning Star,
Louisville to Henderson; Bermuda, Louis
VILE to EastpOrt; Richmond, Louisville to
New Orleans.
The Armada took out q good trip, but
missed 100 bales Of hay, considerable other
freight, and a number OF people because of
the late arrival of the TarascOn. ....-.T The
Ada Lyon and j. P. Webb had excellent
trips.........The Linton. discouraged by the
scarcity of freight on the Cumberland
River, has laid up for the. The
Tarascon arrived at u o'clock Saturday
night, with stupendous trip, including
965 barrels cement, 100 bales hay. reat
deal of miscellaneous freight, and much
people. She did not leave for Louisville
Till nearly daylight........~.The Champion
Havana, Belle Vernon, and Emma No. 3
had good trips-lOaded to the guards.
The Louisiana was little more than half
loaded. Capt. Jim Lusk arrived by train
saturday night, and secured for the Loui-
STA IA what little freight there was here
unongaged 1.-THE Quickstep had a fair
trip OF e'ght and people ..-............ The
Chattanooga had a big trip in..-..............
The Ollie Sullivan discharged most of her
cargo at Mt. Vernon. She leaves this eve
ming in charge OF those excellent gentle
men and obliging officers. Capt. J. r. and
Will "A. Hugo. 1.-The Pink Varble had
a light trip-g......The Fanny Brandeis came
in from Nashville with moderate trip,
and viii leave again on Tuesday and will
go through to Nashville ...--Capt. Gus.
Dusouchet did not arrive here Saturday as
expected, and capt. VIII. Fowler took the
Armada out......-..The. Bermuda had a
pretty good trip, most OF her cargo con-
/ sisting of tile or fire brick The Morn
ing Star had an excellent packet trip.
The great lOw-pressure Richmond arrived
from Louisville last evening, having con-
/ siderable freight and a number Of people.
She added somewhat here. and received
1 large orders for corn below. She viii be
/ full when she leaves the ohio.
/ MANIFEST n steamer Chattanooga-AIt
/ Carmel TO Evausville-ClOud & Akin. IS
empty boxes. empty cans, 3 empty kegs,
I / empty barrel; Hu DDS, Patrick q Co., 273
/ barrels -four; j. W. Barber. IL fire sales f;
| Barton, Poole & Co, 90 BIDS broom corn
Shanes & BrittOn, I47 head hogs, 2 BIDS
/ she ep skin. steamboat hull: F n. Hum
/ phrey q Co., CASKS hams; II casks shout
ders. IL casks sides, bbls egg, p bbts lard
/ / cask meat. 2 kegs lard. hhd~ tobacco
/ A. Gumberts ) ~aciIS feathers; I. q ID. Hell
man. enc ply barrels empty half barrels f;
| Babeock & Steele ~mpty kegs, empty
/ cans.
MEMORANDUM AND MANIFEST. - Toe
I steamer Qutckstep left Cal o, on Friday,
/ April 24th, at p. N. Boats pOrt-Creat
/ R-pn bile. for New ORE rs; and Rubtcon,
/ for VIcksbur Duriag the first night out,
/ she cOntended with dense fog, a heavy
/ rain falling meanwhile, and continuing
\ 18th met the Alaska and Cumberland
/ above Smithland; Armada at Uniontown +;
/ passed the Chattanooga at Henderson.
/ she had for W. Il. Ford hOgsheads of to
[ baceO; VIM. q. Brown 81 Co. 3 do; r.. X.
! DunkeFsta-& Co, 10 do; VIM. Hetlman,
I 3 steam be Preston Brothers, ] box of
/ cheese; q. 4Ikard, IS sacks OF potatoes.
| oftoOaccO and boxes OF mdse.