The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

The Cumberland, j. r. Hoyle and sam
Orr had splendid trips out ......1.The Chat
tanOoga came in from the Wabash, yes
terday. loaded TO the guards with corn,
pork, lard. DC. She leaves for the Wabash
this evening, Captain Henry Scott COM
handing, and pleasant gentlemen in her
office..--.....-.I he ]. P. Webb, after unload
ing her splendid cargo, was preparing to
leave for Vincennes- and all Wabash River
landings s -. -,,- ~ r.a--
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT SUNK. The
steamer Curlew, Captain Thomas, which
left here on Tuesday, loaded with corn
for Cincinnati, struck a snag at the foot of
Chenau1t's Reach, on Wednesday morn
ing, knocking a hole in her hull and caus-
ing her to take water rapidly. She was
run ashore and sunk over her main deck.
with her outer guard n seven feet water.
The Falls City took I.IS0 sacks of corn
off OF her, and brought il to this
city, very little Of 1t damaged. She
had 2277 sacks on board when she
sunk. The corn was insured-but the
boat was not. She viii be easily
raised when the water falls, and the bal
ance Of the freight will be recovered in a
damaged condition. The CurIew1s owned
by Captain Thomas, of this clfg, and was
used as tow boat.-.......We arE indebted to
Chef. Brady, Of the ]. P. Webb, and Robt.
Stanley, of the Chattanooga, for manifests
1.-The p. w. Strader was at Shawee-
town on Thursday, nearly loaded, aud the 1
LongwOrth was taking corn yesterday
morning at Diamond Island. ........ .-.........
The st. Patrick arrived at 8 O'Clock last
night with a moderate trip She leaves
early this afternoon, AMI should be well
filed. She brings large orders for goods.
1.-THE wind late last hight was exceed
tngly bOisterous, and It would be dificult
for boatsfo navigate 1.-THE Richmond
was considering the propriety of laying
over til 10 o'clock to-day, which she will
most probably do. She received a very
large lot Of freight here. including a large
quantity OF bulk pork from the Chatta- !
nooga.......The Rob Roy had not got of a. |
II O'Clock, and was still taking freight. of |
which she was nearly fulI.........The Orr Ieft |
at 10 O'Clock with magnificent trip.
The Webb left for Wabash Riyer.........Mr. |
Wood, clerk of the st. Patrick, who re.
NAMED in Memphis to settle the freight |
bills OF that boat, arrived by rail last night. |
MAMIE EsT-S Steamer Chattanooga. from |
GRANVILLE 80 Evansville, March &c w |
Thomas, bbls eggs, 2 bxs do; Green Mar
shall q co, 4s2 SKIS shipstuf; / d Heiman. /
Dds ana bXs eggs; Stem bach, Mack Il /
Co, roll leather; II o Babcoek, 81 SKIS gre.ss /
seed; Cook d Rice, 5 beer bbls: Fahnfey q /
Co, ii ale bxs; n Verhof jr Il Co zs SKIS
oats; + NJ. Humphrey & Co, casks fowls.
10000 lbs bulk meat. 4 bbls' hickory nuts
Hubbs, Patrick q Co, 956 SKIS corn. "a ebbls 1
dried nutt, bxs eggs; j G Smith & Bro, /
box. INIT
MANIFEST Of steamer ST. Patrick. from
Memphis TO Evansville-For Evansville
+ assenger, 50 bundles shingles; F. r. Hus-
ton, IS bales cotton; r. X. Dunkerson Il
70, do. For Owensboro--Sister Helena !
DoX merchandise. For New AIbany-W. |
& Co, 30 pieces cd stoves. For
& DunkelspeiI, bale dry
hides; Spratt q Co., / hogshead tobacco:
Platt Y Al en-, bales cotton. For Cincfn-
nati-Thomas q Co, 2 bales cotton A. H. |.
5oodharr, do; Harris, Miller & Co, do.