The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-30

and barge faIly. loaded Vlth grain,
pork, lard &c. dse.,.---.-..-The Norman
had moderate trip, Captain Dickinson
command, and George Patterson Is her
chief cIe:k .........The Morning star arrived
NJ O'Clock, having been delayed by put
tirg up her chianeys. She had big trip
Of freight and people, aud looks herself
AGAIN. Captain James Il Bunee, the gem
tIemaniy Mail Agent on the star, stopped
over here lasDnlght ..---....A dispatch from
Capt. McGtL assures Us the Belle Lee would
leave LOnIsville at ten O'Clock yesterday
morning, and viii be here this afLern DON.
Persons going South should not lose this
Opportunity OF travelling on the fastest
boat tn At comes ap the 0aiO............The
MaydoWer will be here at &c o'clock to-day,
and viii leave promptly on time to-mor-
row. Save all your Memphis freight for
the May 1ower...........Jask GIRmmer. the
admirable clerk Of the Qulckstep, arrived
from P1ttsburg by the Morning star, last
night, and viii go out to-day ON the Quick
step assisted by Nick Pennington and
Charity Uimsnider
We have received a piece of new sheet
musle entitled Ida CoreIl - music by c.
H. Montague; words by VIII. L. Visscher.
river editor of the Louisville Journal. The
temporary of the danger of writing poetry.
Remember the fate of Will. s. Hays.........
The VIM. White will leave for GAINESVILLE
on Tuesday, positively, With Capt. Drink
water commanding, and Les. Ware in he
Office. The White is not going into the
Paducah and Cairo trade, as has been an
nounce. We are told that wise-man In
duced Geo. Nicholson to be left ashore at
eonda.........The Sam. J. Hale arrived at
midnight, q hours out from Cincinnati,
the best run Of the season. She had an
excellent trip.
MISUNDERSTANDING Quickstep left
Cairo Friday. March 9Th, at $50 Pm.
Boats in Port-Tyrone. Weather clear and
pected at st. Louis; ~ feet snow in lum-
Der rigton in that vicinity. Met p. w.
Mines en- route Tor st. Louis, crOwued with
em1grants. Passed Delaware at Sha Wnee-
Armada above Longs Landing. Arrived
at 10 Pm.
MASIFEsF Of steamer Quickstep-R. X.
DunkersOn & Co. ba'e cotton, ! Dbl pota-
toes j. Phelan q Co, box sundries; Mark
Ross, pkgs iron; w. T. NOrd, 3 hhds To-
bacco; s. +. Gilbert 4 Co, bales cotton 3
g wool: VIM. Holman, l box sundries:
VIM. Troup q Co, q SKIS feed. Louisville,
l32 pkgs hides.
PITTsBURa, March 29.-The river is fall
ing, with II feet inches water In the
channel. Weather clear and pleasant all
day. No arrivals or departures. The Mes
ssnger is announced TO leave for st. Louis
tomorrow.
NASHVILLE. March 2s.-The river is fall
ing, with four feet on Harpeth Shoals.
" Gather rainy and cold. Departed-Talis-
man, Cora and Alert, for Upper Cum ber- 4
land. In port-Umpire. @Ht
ST. LOUIS, March 2S.-Arrived NOBLE
McPike and Rob Roy, from ke0kuE Sa-
vannah, from Dubuque; Belle Vernon and
Pauline Carroll from New Orleans: We'll
come, from LeaYenworth. Departed -
Marble City, for Memphis; Rob Roy and
MePike, for Keokuk; War EagIe and II.
Nj, Shreve for Omaha: Antelope aud Ad.
Kius, for Fort Benton; Peter Balen, Tor
Dubuque. River STATIONARY. with album
dance of water to all points.
MEMPHIS, March 29.-The weather is
clear, cool and pleasant, with light frost
last night. The river is stationary. Ar
rived-Darling. from cincinnati. De-
parted -Rubicon, for Viclxsburg; Silver
spray, for New New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, March q Weather cloudy
scarce. Departed-AtianGic, Ruth, Great
kePublie, city OF cairo, ID. w: Hewett,
and VIM. Butler, for st. Louis; Minneoia, /
with 700 bales cotton, for Cincinnati.
CINcINEATI, March 29.-Weather pleas
ant. The river is rising slowly with 48
feet Of water in the channel and So feet |
The ARRIVALS during the PasI q hours were !
the Louisiana, from New Orleans; Wild |
Duck and Silver Cloud No. 2, from Pitts !
burg; ~. Mary's, Wheeling. and Maggie /
Hays, from It. Louis; j. W. Garret, from |
Wabash River. The departures were the /
Silver Cloud No 2, for st. Paul; Talequah, |
for Arkansas River; Wild Duck for st. |
Louis; Maggie Hays for Pittsburg; st. /
Mays. for st. Louis; Frank J. Garrett, /
for IrOntOn. Hs
LOUISVILLE, March 28.-Port List.-Ar-
States and Champion, from 4
Cineinnatii Bluewtng No. 3, doilie Gratz,
Madison and Wren, from Kentucky River;
Morning star, from Henderson. Depart
ed-U niLed states, for Cincinnati; Morn
ing Star, for Henderson; Molhe Gratz,
No. 3, Madison and Wren, for
Kentucky River; Bermuda, for Tennessee
River; Kate Robinson, for Pitlsburg;
for st. Louis; Norman, for
White River. In pOrt-J0hn Kilg0ur, Ar
gonaut No. ?, Belle Lee and Cora y. The /
river continues rising, but not as fast
: yesterday, with Is feet three inches water
IA the canal, and Is feet steamboat water
On the Falls. Business along the wharf |
was less active than either on Friday or
Thursday. HHs#sEu