The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11
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| CAPTAIN w. j. KountE. will speedily
Eput the LEM EeUtf into such good
1scohdftf6no ALTO nahasOra thereabout,
that she will proceed on her voyage
In a seawerthy condition.
-GrrcINNATI.-Fhe commercial Of
Tuesday says: A4e
The Memphis packet, Silver Moon,
has laid up IN Licking River for the
~season!Dsae sToioo is al s.iss ere !
The Gazette says .in e5a azsqC
The Silver Moon and Emma Floyd,
which arrived yesterday, brought up
most of the officers and crew of the
sunken Champion. They give the
following particulars: f.
While coming up the Ohio river,
andswhen near the foet of Chenault's
Reach, the boat struck alog under
water, which had lodged on an old
wreck. Being very heavily ladened
with iron ore and other freight, she
sank in about three minutes. She
lies now careened over and slightly
twisted on the larboard side, with the
water in the ladies' cabin. The boiler
deck forward is out of water. Pilot
Fitzpatrick was at the wheel, and
Captain Gregg in the front room Of
the texas. She had taken the course
considered best by boats passing that
point recently.
Capt. Ed. Evans, of the Westmore-
land, left Pittsburg yesterday after.
noon, and will be here this morning.
Capt. james Nj. Vandergrift, of the
steamer, expects to start on a visit to
his family this evening. MI. Deem
will have charge of the Office of the
Westmoreland In his absence.
Mr.. Frank Rawlins, river editor ofthe
Euening Times, is confined to his bed,
at home, by infammatory rheuma-
tism. He cannot be moved,
Another victim of the Magnolia ex-
plosion-supposed to be Mary Cope
lin, the colored cook was found
floating in the river, at the Marine
Dry Docks, yesterday morning.
The staterooms of three passengers
on the st. Charles were entered by
thieves on Sunday night, after the
boats arrival here, and their occu-
pants robbed OF sums aggregating
nearly 5000. )
LOUISVILLE. - The Courier Of
Tuesday says: s
The Richmond left New Orleans on
Saturday, with the biggest up trip
that ever left that port. She has her
cabin register filed two trips in ad-
vance. 9a &
i The Dexter brought up the ma
chinery of the Diana, and was dis
charging it at New Albany, yesterday.
The Jacob Sass, sunk about two
weeks ago, at a point about, one hun
dred miles above Omaha, has been
wrecked, the officers being unable to
save her. The boat is worth $4,000.
and is insured for five thousand dol
lars in a Cincinnati company.
The Democrat sayss low
The Memphis Bulletin. of the 18th,
has the following:
-" The steamer Milbreyiwas sold by
the United States Marshal, yesterday,
to Captain Robert Wood, of Padueah,
for 1880 Capt Wood, we under
stand, intends placing her IN the Pa
/ ducah and Cairo trade.
".The Eau Claire was Sold by the
United States Marshal to McCauley q
Covington. oil. Paducah, for .SL810.
ducah. IN
The Centraiia. from Arkansas
River. reports the Empire at Hogan's
/ bar 5dauble tripping from there to
Fort Smith. The Caroline was oblig-
cd to put off a lot ofrsalt at Dardan-
eles, in order to get over the bar"
4Sf. LOUISVILLE Democrat of Tues
day says: g esW
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