The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-18

ne fWedbuSE } NsbS10ay was NA~e~N' sS--~-
pleasant. The river is YerylgehGlg deelin-
ings T9ersi Is ate feet water on FIench
Island bar, four and a half on
ShawneeteRtn, and four fest on Walk
er's. The arrivals and departures since
Saturday afternoon, up to Iate. last night.
include the Morning Star, louisville and
returni Quickstep, from Cairos HiGgford.
to Green River; Fayette, TO Henderson
and return Rose Kite, LoulsqiBo 70 Hen-
derson Pstrolia No. 2, fIom CanueitoIl-
A heavy fog prevailed during t. day
night, OBTAINING the Morning Star at
Leavenworth from 10 p. MsI7iri day, TIL z:l5
A. NJ. Saturday, ana FOR an hour after That
she was only able to proceed'on her Voy-
age by floating along DOWN shoro.i Sha
did not arrive until y $50 yesterlayl morhs
ing. She was gull of people and had an
excellent freight list. Although the boat
was delayed, no one thought the trip tedi.
Gus. Capt. Geo. Dsuley, lier new coma
mander, and Hessrs. Oougierty and Ash
croft, her pleasant ard attentive
cierksy have way OF making
their guests feel SO I'd oroughly at
home that time passes swiftly and sweet
~. -The Sfar4eft aboSt-T O'Clock yesterday
morning on her return to Louisville, with
many people and took, we learn, about GO
more at Greensboro, filling her nearly TO
her entire capacity. Quickstep ar
rived about o'clock yeste4aay morning,
with a crowd of people and q toIerab1e
3reiglh list. Among heEi passengRrss we've
large number of de,ega en- route to
the Grand Lodge of Masons of Kentuaky,
which meets at Louisville to-day. They
proceeded to LouisvIlI y by the
Morning SIar......-..Tne Petroliai No came
down last evening full Of peopIe and with
considerab BILE freight...-....The Rose IIfte
also had a good trip Of both freight and
peoples There being no FOG during Satur-
day night, she came in before dark, and
will leave at noon to-day 1.-The Fayette
took Billiards. PanorRma OF New York to
Henderson yesterday evening.........-Capt.
Norton, clerk Of the VIII. 8. Hays, is in
the city, stopping a [ the Ana be; lean House.
$500. .....-Captain Alex. Howell, of Shawnee
town, arrived from LpuisvilIe by the
Rose TIitarIast3 night-eaa.l The Fayetts
during the eontinuahce cf the HENDERSON,
Fair wall leave here daily ard promptly at
8 AM and j Z. NJ. Passages by her at
PM. will make close connection with the
South bound train on the ri. II. & MR. RI
.....TIles Lawrence was hard aground at
Walkers Bar on Saturday and some dis
lance from the COMMUNICATIVE Virginia
was dying above the bar fghtEnaig over
by the aid Of bgrges ..",,,-..Capt. schenclL's
Argosy was on Saturday agtound at Shaw
neetoEn Bar, but with fair prospects Of
getting over "A slight Tisel is reported at
PIttsburg, but we fear it Will not reach
here unless we have more rain all
along the river.....-..We had sAe pleas
ure of meeting in louisville, a,
few days ago. Captain W. W. Collins, the
1cTsj6T oTdr Z 0f tha Indiana TTa fG uoxu
located in Louisville as the special agent
of the Indiana and Richmond. He is a
gentleman, of excellent ability, and we
congratuIateF the owners and officers Of
those boats on their good fortune in secur-,
lug his sci yices......... Captain Parlsat's new
boat, the Belle of Yazoo, may be expected
here this morning early she Is a beautI-
fuI side heeler, 1872 feet long, 80
feet beam5s5 AZ feet Hold, and of
fine modei.i She bass three boilers,
with two cylinders, ~ inches in dame
ter; and I'VE and one-half feet stroke. She
is commanded by Captain S. II. Parisat,
with ". s. Jones and ". s. Mares in the !
Office. She goes direct to NeW Orleans,
but is designed for the Ne zoo River and
yicksburg trade, PASSENGERS and shippers
for the south viii fiRd the Bell Yazoo an
extreme1y coTnforfsffs Boat and Captain
Parisa2 a thoroush and obHgfDg gentIe-
ma me-. - captain W. S. .Bassetts nsE love-
.er coastpaeket isalso h6out ready for bush
ness, and is a magnificent ana aseIsr rnota
eIed craft, s193 a feet long, tbirty-thes
feet beam, six feet -.hod, three boil
ers, with tgentyoinc % cylinders, with
5 feet stroke, i&fdhzwh eesegs W-tfsu EcabIn,
and II is supposed VIII be I've fast. she
viii run rom New OrIeaGsi 10 the BaIize.
...CRpt. VIM. Greathouse expected his
new boat built at AfadisOn. to be towedr 10
E6tiisvfIte on Friday, 20 receive her ma
exseF has been char-
tered by Capt.. LsstbeIs, to run between /
New. Orleans and 'Yicksburg untfl his new /
boat, now buildip It Cincinhatt. Is ready |
for business. Fhe fDsxter was due here /
last night. The Norman left Cincinnati
on Saturday evening, and with be here /
to-day. she. isl expected toz1eave FOR
Cincinnati tomorrow st 10 O'Clock A N. ,......
rhe Hartford waited for the Motnipg Star,
and left about 10 o,clGck yesteTday- morn.
ing with a me "Trip ..:-.....The Glasgow is
fue-here from Bfefn PKis to-day, with GOO
bales of cotton for r. K. Dunkerson & Co. +
agents of the great South Shore fast freight
ine.........TheTe were no signs of the Dexter
at midnight 80
$ H4H zsfa Manifest
MANIFEST OF Steamer John Lurnsden
rom Cairo to Evansville, October I6rl@a21
o Babcock, L evapoTatfug
pan and chimney: AS Hayhurst.4 sacks
wheat; VIM Heilman, pics scasrings-;- +
KAHN & Vile, keg liquor, i bx sardines:
4 Gumbarts, "a Ssls talIow, I bdI sheep /
5s1ts, z bzse WOO IA SS-TOriaD, l piano /
x mdsss1 sta1llis ChaN Wiihelmie,- Ii fat
lte boxes Hhaitzs Thurman & co, I rot I
seFap iron; Dick Patr. Clge, 2 bags feathers;
y WIZ enc4, 252 SKIS bFkns L x DuBlzeFsen |
Z Co. 800 hl5ls -four -
81 hent--s, GOO shtnafes. Is L.
Ginelnnati-r5 Bales cntton, y bb.s cider