The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-19
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PITrsBURG. March Is.-The weather is
clear and peasant. Business on the wharf
is brisk. The MonOngaheIa is falling slow
from 81. Louis; 81. Charles, from Cincin-
natl, arrived last night. The Glasgow,
from ST. Lou :, IS due The following
Stes Tners are loading: Lorena and Belle
eTnon, for st. Louis; Wauinitah and
Leni Leoti for Missouri River; silver
Cloud. for It. Louis and st. Paul; Kate
ST. Charles, for Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE. March I8.-Port List-Ar-
rived, United States, Shamrock, Altoona,
Mary Erwin, from Cincinnati; Lena. from
Leavenworth; Glendale, from st. Louis;
Wren, from Kentucky River; Tempest,
from White River. Departures-United
States. Glendale, for Cincinnati; Altoona,
Shamrock, for st. Louis; Wren. for Ken
tncky River; Mary Erwin, for Tennessee
River. In poTt-Pink Varble, Falls CITY,
Tempest, and Rose Hite.
The Morning Star was caught in the storm
at Tell City; both chimueys blown over
board and her guards and upper works
is only at a moderate stage and swelling
slowly. There was light frost this morn
ing, not sufficient, however, 10 harm nav
igaiiOn.
ST. LOUIS, March Is -Arrived-Rob Roy
and MOllie McPike, KeOkuk; City % Pc
kin, Peoria; Lavanna AOutrose and Octa-
via, from the docks to load for Montana.
Depreciation Roy and MOllte McPtke,
Keokuk; Welcome and Marcella, Leaven-
MOALuS CltJ VI EEAAls ENofias Lizzie AlAl
and Mollie Able. New Orleans; City OF
Cairo, Memphis; Reserve, Dubuque. Riv-
er rising slowly and all the upper streams
swelling. Business is lively. Freights 70
New Orleans 20925c; other things in pro-
portion. The Gill and the Able took 1900
tons. Several mountain boats are nearly
filled; the FIRST one will leave Saturday or
Sunday. The Bismarck Will load for New
Orleans Tomorrow. at cents less freight
than the barge line. The Melno te is load
ing for Cincinnati.
NASHVILLE, March lS.-River rising; 10
feet on tue Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fax and pleasant. Arriyed-Chariner
from Kanawha River; Nashville, cairo.
MEMPHIS, March IS.-Clear and pleasant.
River rose IA inches. The Arkansas fell
feet at Little Rock to-day. Freights very
scarce. Observation-Disclosures trip
at O'Clock thi~ morning; Stont wall, light
for Louisville; John w. Garrett. for Gin
cinnati; Mohawk and Henry Ames. 200
bales Of cotton, for New Orleans. In port
Clifton and Emperor.
PITTsBURG, March lS-Evening. - The
weather IS clear and pleasant. Both rivers
are falling slowly; about - feet in Monon-
gahela.
CINCINNATI, March lS-Noon.-The river
has risen two feet eight inches; there is 43
feet eight inches In the channel Weather
clear; thermometer 49,
The only additional arrivals and depart
ures last night were the Mary Davage and
barges, Pittsburg to St. Louis; Tarascon,
Louisville and return; Armada, to Cairo;
James Gray and Ada Lyon, TO Green
River. THE Mary Davage had two
barges, with about 900 tons OF freight.
she discharged about 80 tons of freight
here, including 600 kegs OF nails. THE
Tarascon had big trip, and turned over
to the armada 500 bbis cement, and much
other freight, besides a number Of pas
sengers.. -.............The Armada had
the very best trip of the season,
being packed full, aud down nearly to the
guar dSs...---..-... The Ada Lyon ana James
Gray had also good tfips out............The
Romeo viii certainly get OFF to-day .........
The Morning star will be compelled to
lose one trip. and ueed not be expected to-
day Dexter, an perhaps the
Richmond. Will, however, be here, which
viii be an excsllen substitute .-.........Jacx
Grammer, clerk Of the Quickstep, arrived
from Pittsburz Tuesday night...........Nick
Pennington has taken the place of his
brot her Walter, VINO is stilI seriously ILL.,.
Capt. J. b. Archer, of the st. Patrick. re-
turned from Canuelton by the Tarascon
yesterday telegraph brings US the
news of another terrible steamboat disas-
ter The Cincinnati and Maysville packet
Magnolia exploded her boilers yesterday
afternoon, twelve miles above Cincinnati,
and then took fire. Forty Ii yes were lost.