The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-11

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Business. yesterday evening, was quite
active on he wharf, and large shipments
were made 10 points on the Ohio Wabash,
Tennessee. and Green Rivers. There were
no additional arrivals up TO dark last
nlgat, except the X. r. Pearce, from Rock
port, with 3 load f hay and other freight
the Newsboy and Mollie Norton, to Hen
derson; the Cumberland, TO Cairo; Louisa
and j. +. Webb, TO Wabash; James Gray
to Green River. and sam. Orr. to Eastport
al W tn good trips, constitute the de-
partures.
The Sam. Orr had a beautiful trip out.
Capt. Gus. Lemcke was passenger to Col
cOnda.-... The J. p. Webb, contrary to ex-
pectations, got ready and left at dark for
the Wabash, with splendid trip. Capt.
Lancaster had expected to lie over, but he
got ready and left at dark. The Ollie
Sullivan will be the only boat for the
Wabash to-day Capt j. B. Hail. Of the
Tennessee. has been in the city all week,
and win return to Cairo to-day by the
Armada, where his boat has been under
going repairs. He proposes to place the
Tennessee in the Evansville and Cincin-
natl trade. leaving here every Tuesday.
The Tennessee is a clipper, and Capt. John
The great steamer Indians was detained
by bad weather, and was announced to
leave Louisville, at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. She may be positive. y expected
early this morning. and we bespeak for
her liberal supply of freight, The re-
nowned Char.ey Miller, late of the Long
worth, has charge OF the office. No boat Is
better officeFed THE Cora s. is due here
this morning, from Memphis, with one
hundred and forty bales Of cotton for this
port.........The P. w. Strader passed Mem
plais, on THURSDAY, and VIII be here to-
day .........The Belle Lee passed Vicksburg
Thursday morning, thirty-0ne and a half
hours out from New Orleans. She viii be
here before tomorrow morning The |
steamer Southerner was destroyed by fire |
at New Orleans, yesterday Several other |
steamers were injured. Loss not given.
LOUISVILLE, April l0.-The liver is ris- |
ing slowly, with feet inches in the /
canal. The weather is cloudy and cold.
LOUISVILLE, April l0-Eve.-Port List |
Arrived llaslxa, from New Orleans; RAJ
ven from ST. Louis sJohn II. Gfoesbeck /
ana Pine Grove, from Cincinnati. De-
parted-John II. Groesbeck and Indiana, |
for New Orleans; Pine Grove. for Nash I
Vile; Raven, for Pittsburg; Alaska for i
Cincinnati. In port-Bermuda and lem
The river is rising slowly, With seven
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hve feet seven inches in the pass down the 1
Indian chute. The weather was cloudy /
and cold This morning. with hard frost.
During the day II gradually moderated,
and the indications are favorable for fine
weather to- morrow.
CINCINNATI, April l0.-Thermometer 49,;
wind northwest and fair; river rising; q
feet in the channel; 50 feet space under
the bridge.
Arrlvais--Lorena and Champion. st.
PItsburg; Cottage No. 2, Kanawha River.
Departures -AbeOna, St. Louis; Lorena
and New state, Ettsburg: New York |
LOUISVILLE; Potomac, Wheeling.
MEMPHIS, April IO--Evening-Wea Weather
clear ana guile cool. River falling slowly. |
Departeo-MsyfiOwer for Evansville; Sill
yer spray, for Cincinnati; Julia. for st.
Louis; Belle Lee and Norman, for Louis
VIE. In pcrt-Belle st. Louis and silver
VI on. s1-
PITrsBURG. April To- Evenine-Weath-
er cloudy, with indications Of rain. River |
feet9 inches and STATIONARY. Business
ArriVed-St, Charles and Argosy, from
cincinnati; 4; G. cray. from Louisville.
I, I De part ed-t5lasg for ST. Paul; Kate
NASHVILLE, April IO-Evening.-Rivsr
rising; feel on the shoals. Weather cold
and cloudy. e ~
Ar e, Tyrone, Cairo; A: Baker and
IN Port-Fanny Brandeis, Umpire, A.
Baker, Alpha, Tyrone.
PIrTsBURG, April 10, P. M.-The river Is
weather is wet. About 2 inches of snow
fell last night. .r
CINCINNATI, April l0-Noon.-The river
has risen IL Inches, with % feet two inches
IN The channel Weather efoudy; Their
~. The snow continued up to
last evening, then turned into rain, which
Iroze as fast as it fell last night. The trees
were all covered with ice this morning to
such an extent that many were broken
down. II is supposed that the peaches,
cherries, pears and all early fruit is ruined. |
Apples are supposed to be safe.
ST. LOUIS, April I0--Eve.-AFrived-Can
ada, Dubuque; MuscatIne, Reeds Land
nag; Arthur, New 0rleansi AdeIta, Upper
Mississippi; Lewis Omaha.
Departed = Amelia Poe, Fort Benton;
8elie Memphis, Memphis; Waiter ID.
dance, Sioux City; COun ess, Davenport. !