The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-27
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70 5I1e- B-ger I.s1.s see Seventh Page.

For other E-uer Ttents see Seventh Page.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay z6-l3 w.-Departed;
T. ". Strader.
the additional arrivals and departures
yesterday evening were the Louisiana,
Cincinnati for New Orleans; Tennessee,
for Cairo; Lewellin, Tor Eastport; Fanny
Bran6eis. for Nashville; Ada Lyon, from
Green River; Richmond. New Orleans TO
LouIsville........The Louisville arrived
about two-thirds loaded. she lies over
here Iill 8 O'Clock this morning, and bet
ter boat to travel OF is hard 10 IND. Capt.
Jim Lusk. her commander. IS weu and
favorably known in these attitudes and
mis- subordlnates are oflike character.
The Ada Lyon had a big trip in last night.
The Fanny Brandeis had a splendid
trip for Nashville, and the Lewellin went
out well loaded. The Richmond ariv-
ed AT o'clock last nigh-, with the best
passenger Trip that ever came up the
river. she discharged $40 Texas cattle at
Cairo, and mad good freight trip up.
She is the most pleasant passen-
ger packet ahoat. An interesting
memoranda viii be found below.
Among the passengers ny the Louisiana
is Captain J. B. Archer, late of the st.
Patrick. en- route to Memphis to settle up
the affairs Of that iII-fated boat, and sell
her wreck--...-Mat. Mccullough. an expert
Cincinnati and Memphis pilot, was IN the
citv last night. Commodore Joe Fowler, of
Paducah, came up by the Armada, yester-
day, to buy Captain Bob Riey's show, but
Captain Bob was gone. He was locker
en- IN Venice. last night. He l. the special
representative of McCracken County, KY.
capt. Pres. A. Byrne ard dog left on the
Fanny Brandeis for CLARK sville Capt.
Ben. F. Egsn departed on the Tennessee
for Cairo. The VIM. White win soon be
placed in the trade between Cairo and
Paducah.
MEMoRANDUBI AND MANIFEsr-Of Low
Pressure RiChmOnd.-Left New Orleans
Wednesday. 20th. a. P N with one of
the best bTlps that ever came up the river
every available place taken up rooms
all filed and officers cam ping out. We
had, too. an elegant up freight load a so
800 head Of Cattle-4U0 OF th- mum Der for
Chicago, and the balance for New Albany
a trade. TOO, that is beg inning 10 assume
huge proportions. as we were informed by
parties interested that there would be for
shipment up the river, from New Orleans,
Red River and New Texas Landing, with
IN the next thirty day 3, not less than 10000
head, ana four ntths OF the numbe lowing
Il an act OF the Kentucky LEGISLATURE win
go to the Illinois Pra1r1es.
Red River rose last week j. inches. and
at the time OF our passing the mouth was
water Of last Spring. Dat, as the Mississip-
p IS falling very fast, no particular dam
age is apprehende6. We have heard Of
the appearance Of the worm in a few To-
calities, but as 10 the damages that is yet
matter OF speculation. Most persons
think that the hot weather viii destroy
the germ of this caterpilier before they
can increase and mature for mischief; all,
however, agree that u is fortunate for the
planter that they have made their appear
ance At TINS early day, as there is plenty
OF Ime IQI corn II the cotton should pc
injured The crops all present a beautiful
dark green appearance and are growing
luZuriantly, with the promise Of an abun-
dant yield. Left in port MOllie Able, for
st. Louis; nothing for OniO River. 2lst-
Met JaX at Claiborne Island; Grand Lake
at Port Hudson. 22nd-Met Dick Fulton,
\. W. Strader aud Lake Erie at Rodney /;
Belle Lee at 90. 23d-Met Bismarck at
Greenvllle- 24th-Met FubicOn at Old
Town; Liberty at FTiRr's Point; passed
" estmoreland at MOnrezuma; met r. e.
Lee at Presidents Island; Norman at Pad
dy's Hen. 25th-Aer Ruth at New Madrid (;
Indiana, with Dig trip, at Wolf Island.