The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-04
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Everything continued quiet on the
wharf yesterday, the only additional ar
rivals and departur. s being the Morning
star, LOUISVILLE and return; Armada, to
Cail o; Fanny Braudeis, to Nashville; the
packets to Henderson,; Quickstep, from
Cairo,
The Armada and Fanny Brandeis got
excellent trips out, Notwithstanding the
siackness of business----.Fhe Quickstep
arrived about 8 O'Clock with a good packet
trip-..-...The norman will arrive to-day
and return tomorrow to Memphis. She
has 576 bales of cotton for r. K. Bunker
son & Co.--.-~.A little snow continued to
fall all afternoon and evening, with pres
poets of a stormy, dirty night--.The mag
nidcent steamer Anna, of the Cincinnati
and st. Louis Express Line. viii be down
to-day. She is a first class packet, and
Capt. o. P Shinkle and J.. E. Thrasher, her
chief officers, are pleasant and obliging
gentlemen Mr. John James, ST., is so
well pleased with the success of the
ChaImer, under Caot. Barclay. that he has
placed a fine piano ia her cabin for the de-
Iectation Of her pafsengers-.a--.The Kate
Robinson has been Withdrawn from the
Tennessee River trade, aud enters the Gin
einnati and ST. Louis Express Line~--We
are deeply panied to learn that Richard
w. Hutchinson, the popular clerk of the
Morning Star, i~sseriously III at greensboro
....--.The Norman, Virginia and Alaska
passed Cairo yesterday, and will be here
this afternoon. The Norman will return
to Memphis tomorrow at 3 P.sI.....The
Dexter and P. W. Strader passed Memphis
yesterday, and win be here to morrow
morning~--+-The Legal Tender may be
expectea positively today.
The Louisville Courier Journal of yester-
day has the following: 0
A difficulty occurred on the Ievee at
Porllat-d yesterday afternoon, in which
Captain =. T. Gilmore, OF the steamer
Morning Star, and Billy Bnnce, formerly
watchman on the Rose Hite, were the
principals. GiimOre is said to have fred
on Bunce, who retaliated with a couple of
shots, one of which barely missed the Cap
tain of the star. Neither OF the three
shots took effect. and both the c~ombatants
were arrested. Gilmore was released on
bal, and Banee was taken to a station
house. TIE Morning Star left at 6 O'Clock
without her Ca stain. the shooting is be-
lieved to have been the result OF a former
M understanding. This morning the case
will probably be Investigated in the City
Court.
Captain Gilmore was on board the Star
last night, apparently unsecured and un-
Scared. -
Manffests.
Manifest Steamer Quickstep, from
SemOnin, Olson & Co, 8 bales cotton:R X
Dupkefs9n s Co. 3 hhds tobacco. 4 bdls
furs Gamble & Forth, 1 Dbl whisky stock
Wei & Co = bbls sorghum J g Dusouchet
u Co, Tbal ottol; T. q Van Ripper, 3 hnds
t0b eco: Pre-ton q Menifee, 1 bx eggs:
Phil Breetonus, 9 hides; Weller & Riggs, 7
bgs feathers &c; Woodrow, Rsitz & 20, II
slabs iron; Topf, Long q Co. a pkgs hides;
] Oakley bdI trees; VIM HeiIInan. 10 pkg
castings, &c, l jack screw: o Schaum d "a,
l bdi bags; ISas on, DiclSey Il Carsod, 2bxs
mdse; q w Krone, IL pkgs hides.
L~OuisVille-l skin, 3 bbls fish, 4 pkgs
mdse, l hid tobacco, % balls whisky, Is nd
G title. 80 passengers.
C~lncinnati2 bbls whisky.