The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-14


FLY, but the channel is cutting on
rapidly, and Jim Matheny. pilot O
the Cumberland, found fully 81 fee
on Walkers bar on Sunday.
l 9-t q ROafS Due.
/ Among the first boats due here ar
the America. to st. Louis; Shamrock
from st. Louis; John Kilgour an,
Indiana. from New Orleans; Arma
da, from Cairo; Darling, for Mem
phis; j. p. Webb, from Cumber
land River.
tAu1 Arrivals and Departures.
4 The arrivals and departures up to
o'clock yesterday include the Morn
ing Star. Henderson to Louisville
Cumberland from Cairo; Mollie Nor
ton, Henderson to return; America
lPittsburg to st. Louis; Ada Lyon
Green River to return; Mayfower
from Newburg to Cairo; Havana
from Cincinnati.
fo.r4cr miscellaneous.
The, chief signs of activity mani
Tested on the levee yesterday was the
large crowd of passengers by the
Morning Star for Louisville. In ad-
dition to chose brought by the
Quickstep from the Dexter, and those
from here. the Mollie Norton brought
up large number from Henderson,
and the Star left with fully one hun
dred passengers, and with considera-
BILE Observation-Disclosures River
freight seemed tolerably abundant
yesterday and there was a fair show
of Ohio River freight.......The Morn
ing Star returned from Henderson at
2 o'clock yesterday morning, and left
for Louisville Immediately on arrival
of the Mollie Norton, at s o'clock.
.........The America passed down for
st. Louis. with good trip............
The Cumberland put in her appear
ance yesterday morning. looking as
handsome as a maiden in her Sun
day gown, love of bonnet and high
heeled CATERS, and Captain Ben.
Howard looks upon her with just
pride and afeetion...........The Ada
Lyon arrived at 10 o'clock yesterday,
from Green River, with a good trip,
and proposed to leave again last
eVening.........The Mayfower returned
from Newburg, where she took 100
bales of hay, lot of tobacco, and
some miscellaneous freight. She was
preparing to leave at 2 p. M.......The
Havana arrived at noon with a good
packet trip...............She will leave
promptly at 10 o'clock this morning.
..-......The Louisiana, We forgot to
mention, passed down on Sunday.
She goes to Cairo, 10 lay up............
Captain .Jesee Bell, of New Orleans,
was a passenger by the Louisiana......
Mr.. w. o. Williams, the renowned
steamboat painter. of Louisville, is in
the city, stopping at the American
House. He had severe attack OF
cholera morbus on his way down. on
hoard the Morning Star, but was rap
idly improging.....--Capt. Miller has
about completed the repairs Of the
Fanny Brandeis.........Capt. John w
Rea, formerly of the d. B. Campbell
is in the city.........Capt. John Fl
.Peckenpaugh, of the firm of Pecken-
paugh, Ouerbacker & Co., Of Louis
vile, was a passenger by the Star
Sunday night, and left on the packet
yesterday for Shawneetown....."-The
Ada Lyon and Falls City succeeded
In raising the General Lee and re-
moving her from the locks at Roches-
ter. She sunk again Immediately be-
low.
Dst Boats Leaving To-day.
+ For CA1Ro.-The feet and elegant
Cumberland, having been thoroughly
oyerhauled and looking extremely
handsome, is again in port and leaves
/ alta o'clock t.. day promptly for Cairo
| and all way landings. Her staterooms
have been also refurnished, and she
now affords the most luxurious ac-
commodations to passengers. The
veteran Capt. Ben. Howard commands,
and those accomplished young gentle
men, Wright and Hunter, illuminate
the Office. The Cumberland is very
fast, and should be we'll loaded to-day.
1FoR CINeINNATI. The gay and
gallant Havana-very light and very
swift-will leave positively for Gin
cinnati and all way ports at 10 o'clock
this morning. The Havana has ex-
eelIent passenger accommodations.
She is commanded by two of nature 5
noblemen, Captain X. Pierce and
Billy Voris, aud passengers and ship.
pers will find 1t to their interest to
patronize the Havana. No detention
and no re-shipping.
For CANNELToN. = The elegant
lowgwater packet Ollie Sullivan will
leave for Cannelton and all way ports
at 10 O'Clock this morning, having
comfortable accommodations for pas
sengers. j. T. Hugo, gentleman of
the old school, commands, and John
II. Triplett is her clerk. Passengers
will be well cared for.
p tFoR HENDERSON. - The beautiful
and feet side-wheel steamer Mollie
Norton leaves as usual. promptly at q
o'clock this evening, for Henderson,
having most elegant cabin aceommo-
dations and great speed. Captain
Charley Perkins and the Terry
brothers her chief officers, are ae-