The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18
weather and water.

wharf-Beats viii be promptly attended tc
weather and water
sal The weather yesterday morning was
cloudy aud cold, with the mercury al
26' at 6 AN. 1t grew clear and much
warmer toward noon. The river
. during the 24 hours ending at 3 P. NJ
had risen q inches.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
"a P NJ. yesterday, include the Darling
Memphis to Cincinnati; Sallie and
ID Maggie Hays, Pittsburg to st. Louis
9 Champion, St. Louis to Cincinnati
Louisa, from Wabash; Mollie Norton,
Henderson to return; Morning Star,
Louisville to return.
49, boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland, from Cairo Sam. Orr,
from PASSPORT; Robert Moore, for
Nashville; Silver Moon and Coosa,
from Memphis; Minneola, for Mem
phis; Louisville and Mary Houston,
.-fOr-New Orleans Robert Burns,
Leonidas, Dexter, and and Rich
, mond. from New Orleans; Emma
Floyd, from Nashville; Kate Robin
son, Lawrence, and Melnotte, from
st. Louis; Falls City and Tarascon,
from Louisville; Clara Scott, j. i.
Graham, and Petrolia No. 2, from
the Wabash River; Charmer, from
Cincinnati; Shamrock. for st. Louis
Ada Lyon and Hartford, from Green
River.
-lJ miscellaneous.
There was not rush of business on
the levee yesterday morning.....The
Darling and Champion, passing up,
had fair trips.........The Champion
added 1900 sacks corn here.........
The Salhe and Maggie Hays had full
lcargoes. The Hays discharged a
large amount of freight...........The
Louisa arrived from Wabash River
with "a moderate trip. She discharged
HOO bags corn at Mt. Vernon.........
Pc Mollie Norton had big trip Of
people......."The Sallie V. did not
put in her appearance, being laid up
for repairs. She will be on the track
ia day or two.........The Charley
Bowen discharges her cargo of salt,
$500 Understandable Albion, with
another big tow of salt, passed down
yesterday morning, and the Echo,
with like big tow, landed near the
sawlogs above the city......... There
was manifestly an error in the Mem
phis dispatch of Sunday announcing
the Louisiana as having passed up.
She was announced to leave New Or
leans on Saturday evening.~-....The
crew of the Clara Scott jumped her on
Tuesday night, just as she was ready
to leave, and she was compelled to lie
over till early yesterday morning.
boats Leaving To-Day.
For CAIRO. = The low pressure
railroad steamer Quickstep is the reg
ular packet for Cairo to day, and has
splendid passenger aoeommo lations
Capt. H. 7. Dexter, Jack Gfammer,
and Walter B. Pennington are her
popular officers. She leaves at 4 PM,
giving through bills and tickets to all
points South and West.
For LOUISVILLE. - The famous,
feet, favorite Tarascon goes to Louis
vile tonight at o'clock. Capt. E.
p. 7. Hollcroft commands, and Miles
d. Warren and jesse Jackson are her
clerks. Both boat and officers ar e
frst-class.
FoR HENDERsoN.-Captain Charley
Perkins turns the Mollie Norton
loose at o'clock for Henderson, and
she is a sumner. A. o. Durland and
Master @. III. Boyle do the honors of
the Office.
The gay and festive Sallie V. de
parts for Henderson at 4 o'clock NJ.
Captains Martin and Wallen, and
clerks Brashear and Hicks are her
obliging officers.
For EAsTPoRT.-The gay Lewellin,
Capt. j. L. Davy, is the regular Ten
nessee- River packet at 4 PM. to-day.
W. D. Covington is her obliging clerk.
The LeWellin is a good and popular
boat, and her officers are courteous
and attentive.
For .NAsHvILLE.-The finely ap-
pointed steamer Fanny Brandeis,
having been unavoidably detained,
will leave for Nashville and all way
ports at four o'clock this evening,
having pleasant accommodations for
passengers. Capt Henry Miller and
Kit Rudd, young men of our own city,
experienced steamboatmen and oblig-
ing gentlemen, are her chief officers,
aud deserve liberal patronage.
For ST.. LoUIs.-The Express
Lines splendid steamer Shamrock
will pass this port to-day, en- route to
st. Louis. She is finely appointed.
Captain George. w. Cullum COM
mands, and w. H. Lodge and W NJ.
Frazier are associated in the Office,
and are pleasant gentle men.
t5EeaninEs from Our Exchanges.
PiTrsBURG.-The Commercial of Monday
says:
Memphis merchants have subscribed
bare line to TIRE nsport freight Between Sd.
Louis and that point, in opposition TO the
regular line.
C1xcINxArI. The Commercial of Tues
day says:
CAPTAIN Isaac Bryson has been appointed
20 the command Of one o the Northwest
ern Union racket boats, and Will leave for
afto