The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-11
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.CINCISNATI. March Ie.-River risen two
feet; "a inG hes IN the channel. Weather
b. murky; light rain; thermometer SO,
PTrrsBURG March TO- Noon River fall
4 tngs Is feet Of water in the channel by the
! pier mar X Weather clear and mild, Bush
[. PITTsBURG, March 10, evening Wealth
'Fer raining. Monongahela river at stand,
1sn 524 tesS d3 ~, the ehahn m The Ale lie,
(. dictate Is feet and rising. Business on the
landing active. Several boats are ready
/ Three millions and a half bushels Of coal
/ are ready TO go out to-day, principally for
i Cincinnati and Louisville. iHt
/ AiEMPHIs, March I0-Cloudy and warm
I River still rising. Observation-Disclosures d.,
| New Orleans; Marble City, st. Louis; en-
I Of cotton here for Cincinnati. In port
/ Qultman and .Mlnneola.
! NASHVILLE. March TO- River falling.
/ with ga feet on the Harpeth shoals.
! weather quite warm, with indications Of
rain. Departed-Tyrone, for Cairo.
/ LOUISVILLE, March l0.-River rising
| slowly feet in the canal by the mark.
! Weather cloudy AMI growing cold.
The additional arriv ais and departures
last night were the Robt. Fulton, from
Green River, with large tow of coal;
Cumberland. 20 Cairo; j. R. Hoy1e, to
Green River; Mayfower, to Memphis;
Newsboy and Mollfe Norton, to Hende
a
LvOn, from Bowling Green; Cobb Webb
from Wabash .........The Cumberland took
out an excellent trip.........TlIe ] : R.8Hoyle
had fair trlp...............Th The Msyhower
left on time. with 8 nice foun-
dalton for good trip, with
fair engagements below. She had
large number OF passengers, among
whom was our highly estimable fellow.
citizen, Fred W. Cook, the popular Coun-
Gilman from the Fourth Ward ............-T.he.
Robert fulton came in with four or i've
barges loaded with coal from Green River.
..i......We notice that Capt. Josh. ". Throop
has provided himself with a handsome
silver mounted family carriage, from
which we infer he proposes to become q
family man, or man of family........-
The VIM. White, we believe, did not get
or last night. She will probably 60 to-day.
THE Goldhnch arrived from CIarks-
Vile last night with fair trip, including
IS or40 hhds. tobacco. She isannounced
to return to- day at o'clock, and has fine
passenger accommodations and pleasant
and oblislng oficers....--.The John XIII
gour viii positively be here this morning
en- route 20 New Orleans, and is
one of the best boats afoat.
Capt. John q. Benson and Mr.. BarIy. her
clerk, are noted for their courteous at
tentions to passengers and shippers.
Remember that the great Belle Lee, the
fastest boat that comes up the Ohio, will
be here en- route to New Orleans, on FRI
day.,'-...,,Capt. A. Liter has disposed OF his
tow-boat and barges and the lease OF his
coal mines on Green River, to Mr.. Whited,
late OF Terre Haute, for 5000. ..............
The Ada Lyon arrived: about 1O3S O'Clock
last night, with good trip THE Cobb
Webb also arrived about the same time
from the Wabash, full OF freight Capt,
Uriah .SheWmaker, OF the Romeo, arrived |
by rail last night, expecting to meet his
boathere, which comes to 90 on the dry |
dock for repairs, having recently been sunk |
in the Wabash. He is stopping at the Amer |
lesn HOuse.....Sam. Strouse and Abe Oar.
rach, OF Rockville, were also passengers |
by last nights train. They expected to /
meet the MayfiOweE here. having nfty |
head Of horses and mules, sent down by /
last nights freight train. to ship to Mem i
phis, suppOsing the Mayaower went out
on Wednesday They will probably ship I
on the Armada to-day. They are stopping
a. the American-..-.....FheI Indiana had not
arrived al midnight She would probably /
be in before morning ....-,..The Cora s..
Captain Hicks King, with that elegant
and courteous gentleman Al. Crox all in
the once, viii be here this evening for
Memphis ana all. way ports. There Is !. o
extant