The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-05
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The additional arrivals and departures
last night up to midnight were the legal
Tender and Root. z. Lee, New Orleans to
Loui. Vile; Quiczs ep,to Cairo; Champion,
81. louis 10 Cincinnati; Falls City. LOUIS
Yule TO Bowling Green, and the Hen 1er-'
SON packets TO he nderson. 1a
The Morning star was not in TIL late,
having had an unusually large trip and
being detained nearly five hours by fog.
She left for Louisville about II O'Clock last
night. 1....-.. fhe Qulckstep had good trip
out. When near Lockharts Point one of
fthe conn ections of one of her supply pipes
gave way, and she turned back TO repair
it here. sending a striker on horseback, by
land, to make preparations. She had
Ike, to- have beaten the horseman.
up, and on the way had suceeeded ainfre-
pairing the dnjury. and immediately lett
again .....The Lezal Tender had good
tIip up The Champion was loaded 10
her gliards.....-.The Falls City had an ex-
cellent trip, and received a large number.
OF passengers here Capt. Berry is a pop
ular Off cer.........T The Robert E. Lee arrived
about midnight last night, with some 800
tons of freight and way passengers She
discharged considerable freight here. She
had a big trip to Cairo.....-Capf. Aft Ed
wards authorizes us to say. that the Ada
Lyon will not lay up on account of low
wa err, as there is enough for the Robert
! E. Lee if Green River was vide enough
] but because there is not sufficient business
/ TO Justify him in paying the tolls he, will
| rut In a lighter, boat sufficient to do the
business, but not so xpensive.............,.
/ The Solomon of the Courier, to the contrary
Notwithstanding, the Phantom was drop
+ ped down, or rather spared down. the
river some distance, on Tuesday night. as
we Witnessed the proceeding oTrself. This
did not necessarily involve the loosening
( OF he< Iinessas they were merely p;ayed
out to let him go back. AS the learned
4 young gentleman gleeer makes any mis-
taxes. it is to be expected that he will be
rather hypercritical in regard to eotempo-
| raries .......The Webb and Linton, overdue,
had not arrived at one O'Clock this morn
| ing..T The river is falling very slowly.
........Tne Robert E. Lee met the Belle Lee
4 at Mt. Vernon last night-----...The great
Indiana, Capt. r. E. Neal, will be here
this morning, en- route to Louisville. A
| sp endid opportunity tor passen gers de-
string to go up the river.
MANIFEsT of the steamer Morning Star,
! June 4th.-J. w. 7. Howell, Nashville.
I Tenn. l42 barrels -four, 81 barrels pork, lG
/ barrels sugar, II barrels peas, 5 barrels vim
:. egar, 3 barrels salt, 40 pac xages bacon, Il
bags coffee, 10 boxes soap, IL boxes candles,
2 boxes pepper, 8 boxes stationery, l box
laces, Il bars iron. 20 packages sundries;
John Burt1s, Mt. Vernon, 50 barrels ce-
ment; n. d. Clark & Son, Golconda, bbls.
cement; r. HeinZelman, Metropolis, kegs
beer; Fowler. Lee & Co., Paducah, 10 pack
ages furniture; Chas. Viele & Co.. Evans
Vile 100 barrels cement: T. P. Gibson 4
Co.. 100 barrels cement; DunkerSon q Co.,
Is hhds. tobacco; WIS. Ford, hhds. to-
bacco; c. Armstrong, 6 dozen chairs; r.
! Boyd, 3 blocks, pieces rope; Adams Ex-
! press Company, 81 packages.