The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-13

10 o'clock. She is a splendid floating
palace, most elegantly appointed
John Ouerbacker and Jesse Jackson
are her accommodating and popular
clerks.
Capt. J. Slut Meals great steamer
Richmond, may be expected to-day
from New Orleans for Louisville
one of the finest and feetest steamers
afoat. Hersofhcers stand atthe top
of their profession.
For GREEN RIvER.-The excellent
and popular Ada Lyon, Capt. Ora
ham commanding, with John Adams
in the Office, will be the regular
packet for Woodbury. and all way
landings on Green River at 6 o'clock
this evening. She is comfortable
boat-weIl differed.
For MENPHIs.-The splendid Min
nicola, of the famous Dean Line, will
be here at daylight, this morning, for
Cairo, Memphis and all way ports
She has first class passenger appoint
ments, and Capt. Miller and Mr..
Grub are distinguished for their
afability and great courtesy. iei
For NEW ORLEANs.-Capt, A.
McGill's already famous Belle Lee,
the most perfect steamboat, we are
told, ever built. will be here early
this morning, en- route to New Or
leans and all intermediate ports. She
is on her first trip, and is first class in
size, speed and fine appointments.
Capt. McGill is a veteran commander
and a popular and courteous gentle
man. Mr.. Adolph Martin, her chief
clerk, is experienced and petite, while
the freight department. is in charge Of
Capt Ben. Taylor, of Madison,
highly accomplished and popular gen.
tleman. The Belle Lee cannot fail
to attract much attention.
Ike Emerald, Capt, John Shank,
an excellent steamer with splendid
cabin appointments, will be here this
morning for New Orleans and all way
ports. She belongs to the famous Ex-
press Line. Hub, Patrick & Co,
are her agents.
MANIFEST OF THE STEAMER. ST..
Patrick j. Lee Kinney, Master.
Field and Granger, Clerks: HUbbs q
Patrick, 329 bales cotton; E. r. Hus-
ton, 342 bales cotton; ". II. Klus-
man, p swan, . geese: L. Armstrong,
10 hides; r.. K. Dunkerson, 675 sacks
corn nj. KahR & CO., 13 bbls. whis-
ky: Games Crefts, POI sacks BRAN
VIM. Troop, 80 sacks bran.
RE%HIPPING LIsT-B. HI. Russell
& Co, 100 bales cotton, New Albany:
johnson Il Mitchell. 5 bales cotton.
Louisville; w. L. Prather. / coop of
pigs, Louisville Spratt & Co, hhds.
tobacco, Louisville; j. III. Dupin. b
packages furniture, Louisville; Kinds,
Kof & Bro, 3 bales cotton. Cincin-i
natl; q, Koehler, AZ beer kegs, Gin
cinnati5 NJ. Plant 4 Co, one crate
sundries, Cincinnati.
MEMORANDA of the steamer St.
Patrick Tuesday night at 8
O'Clock; boats import. Eau Claire, /
Naloma, Cenfralia and Florence Ira
Der; met Countess at No. 40; Missis-
sippi, at Deans Island. Wednesday.
met Ike Hapit and tow at Craig
heads; Swallow, Kellogg aud tow. at
Oceola; Dexter. at Ashport: Kate
Hart, at Halls Point; Mayf1ower. at
Madrid Bend. Thursday, met tow
boat Mary Ellis at Clark's Bend; ar
rived at 3 o'clock P. NJ; boats in port
Belle Memphis, Empire, Laurel Hill,
Posthoy, Gen. Anderson, Ida, Vir-
GINA, Mary Forsytha. Pauline Car
reil, Mepham, Stonewall, Goldfnch, |
Jacobs, Commonwealth, Columbia. /
Turner, Bee, and Tennessee: met |
Bell, Silver Moon. and Tyrone at Pa |
ducah; tow boat Valid at Caseyville; |
S0utherner, at Shawneetown; passed |
j. l.. Graham at Browns Island |
passed Crescent City at Wabash Is I
land; net toWb9at Boaz at Union
town left Armada at Uniontown.
GIeanings from our Exchanges.
CINCINNATI. = The Comn1ercjaz of
Friday says:
While the Emperor for Memphis, /
was lowering her chimneys to pass
under the bridge, "Wednesday nighr
they both fell with a tremendous
crash, aud were badly broken and /
bent She was under way in the
river when they ielI, with gale Of
wind prevailing at the time. This is
the third time she has lost her Chin
neys while preparing to go under the
bridge. The Emperor was still lying
at the foot of Race Street last night
her chimneys, but may
have departed for Memphis at late