The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26

+ Eve o'clock We want to see hersgo
gout as full as she can swimU taaia1
+ FoR HENDERSON. LThe dashing
Mollie Norton, as pretty steamer as
runs these waters, win leave for Hen
derson, at 81 O'Clock to-day. Char
ley Perkins. a popular officer, com
mandsr and the Terry !. Brothers,
pleasant and obliging young gentle
men, have charge of the office.
The feet and saucy, Newsboy also
goes to Henderson at 81 O'Clock, aud
has fine and comfortable appoint
ments. Captain Shelter and Willie
Huston know just how to render
passengers comfortable. ID aaly q
New ORLEANs.-The splendid feet
steamer ST. Charles, commanded by
the veteran Captain VIM HoHcroft,
an efficient and popular officer, will
be here this evening en- route to New
Orleans. Lib. Frisbie, an accom-
plished aud pleasant gentleman, is her
chief clerk, and Mr. Hurley has
charge of the. freight department..
There is no pleasanter boat or officers
on the Western waters. The Cres-
cent City Silver Band have an invita-
ton to make, an excursion on the st.
Charles, and viii probably 60.
= For WABASH RIVER. L. The Pc
trolia was unayoidably detained, but
wilt leave positively for Mt. Carmel
and all way landings on the Wabash
River, to-day. Captain Andersoa and
John Moore, her clerk, will give
courteous attention to passengers and
shippers. The Petrolia is staupch
boat.
| MANIFEST of steamet Armada, trip
| No. 10, February rs, 1851 @ Du-
| souchet & Co, 8 bales cotton; Charles
| Viele Il Co, 40 do; Thad p Gibson 4
Co, 3 do; Wright II Harper, 6 do; r
| X Dunkerfon 4, Co, Ii do; Charles
| Viele & Co, % do; g McGhee q Co,
| l do; Miller, Gardner 4 Co, 6 do; r
K Dunkerson & Co, / hid tobacco;
Retz a. Hapeyy l circular saw;
Hodge, Carr & Co, u empty hf bbls
/ Charles Viele & Co, rs pkgs hides;
VIM Rutherford 4 head cattle; Wood
row, Reitz & Co, IA pkgs; r. M.
| Humphrey. 4 pkgs ,sunds. For Louis
ville-24 bales cotton, z pkgs sunds,
/ 2 hhds tobacco. For New Albany
Kent & Bro, "a hhds sugar, 43 bbls
molasses; "A hf do.
6IeanInSs from our Exchanges.
PITTsBURG.-The Commercial of
Saturday says:
The weather for some days past has
been mild and pleasant The Mon
ongahela was rising. last evening, with
! FIVE feet six inches. water by the pier
marks. Trade in the vicinity of the
landing had healthy appearance.
CMCINNATI. - The Commercial Of
Sunday says: 81
Captain Hiram Viuton telegraphs
Captain John A. Williamson from
| Ozark Island, via Vicksburg, that the
| Amazon sunk on the morning of the
| 10Th at that point, and that the boat
and cargo are a total loss. Her cargo
is valued at 500, 900, aud insured In
Cincinnati Offices for $50, 900, making
a total insurance of $109,0O0 in Gin
cinnati on the boat cargo and freight
list "A portion of her cargo, 900
| barrels of pork-is insured In ST.
Louis. la addition to her Cincinnati
freight she received 1000 sacks corn
at Newburg and Shawneetown. Col.
Palmer, Agent for the Cincinnati I'm
derwriters, leaves for the wreck to-
day, and the submarine Underwater
will be dispatched to the wreck forth
with from Cairo. er. ..g a44-
New ALBANY. = The Ledger says
| that the carpenters and boat builders
of that city are leaving in large num-
bers, owing to the deplorable cOndi-
| ton of the South and falling off of
/ business in boat building About
twenty of them have constructed a
hatboat, thirty feet long by twelve feet
wide, and have started down the river
in search of work. They have no idea
where they will stop, or whether work
can be obtained by them at points
/ below.
MEMPHIs.-The AUalaHche of Sat-
urday says:
The weather is mild and pleasant.
The river is rising steadily, with a
/ good channel depth.
White River is falling slowly, with
| FIVE feet to Augusta. The Arkansas
remains at low tide, with twenty-eight
inches in the channel.
The Minneola cleared for Cincin-
natl with $50 bales of cotton.
The fine steamer Liberty No 2 ar
rived from White River last night,