The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

/ trOlia No. 2, to Cannelton: Charmer. to
Cincinnati; Morning star, Louisville TO
return.
BOats Due.
Among the FIRST boats due here are the
Cumberland, from Cairo; p W. strader,
and Louisiana, for New Orleans; Louis
vile, Indiana aud Mary Houston, from
New Orleans; Havana, Fannie Brandels
aud Romeo from Nashville. Anna, from
st. Louis; Rose Htte, from Louisville /;
Robert Moore, for Nashville; Ada Lyon,
from Green River; Alice Dean, for Mem
phis; Rapidan No. 2, from Eas' port sam
J. Hale, rom Memphis; Champion, for
So. Lou S; Clara Scott aud Louisa, from
Wabash River.
Il miscellaneous.
Business on the levee Saturday forenoon
was decidedly active~..+.The Armada came
Ia with splendid trip. including i72 hogs
heads OF tobacco aud a cabin fail o q people.
THE Minneola arrived at O'Clock
A. NJ. with an immense cargo, having taken
the Silver Moons detained freight-....The
Emma Floyd had a good trip. She ais.
charged aud added some freight........Ihe
Nick Longworth completed her loading
early Saturday morning, and left, having
added fully 80 tons here. She received $40
b .xes starch and other freight reshlpped
BY Humphrey, Patrick a Co., from the
Charmer..........The Molite Norton had "a
fine trip up....---.....The Linton dropped
down 10 he wharf Saturday aud com
menced receiving for MEANWHILE
Chaimer left with magnificent trip. in-
Guiding "A cabin full CT people, Of whom
about forty were ladies. Among the nun-
Der were Mrs. Captain J. Is. Archer Mrs
Martin, and Miss Martin. sister aud niece
Of Captain J. -. Archer, ca route from
Minnesota TO Canneiton. Also, Mrs. Capt
Gus. Dusouchet, Mrs. Duke Nicholson,
Mrs. Fred. r. Huston, Miss Iaquess. Miss
6iggs. aed several other ladies from this
city to Cfneinnati.........TheP etroiia No. 2
had slim trip out.....a.The sam, orr was
receiving literally, aud would 90 out
pretty wei loaded 1.-THE Ada Lyon was
nearly full before noon.......The Memphis
appeal predicts that the day Is near at
hand when river towns viii not only
learn that they have no right 10 tax
steamers for landing, but viii b. compelled
to refund ali they have already collected.
The AppeaE has been known TO have been
mistaken in its predictions 1.-The Hieh-
mond made her last round trip 20 New
Orleans aud back in a little less than -
days, intending Is hours that she lay -
New Orleans........ W hen Capt. VIM. Boyd
laid up the old steamer Nashville, the
Nashville gazette thus spoke Of hers " We
reverence age, and love the old. The life
Of this ancient craft has been far prolong
ed beyond the ordinary lot Of steamers,
yet she wears no trace OF dotage nor de-
cay, and really appears 10 be ia the golden
prime Of II @, with ali her glory just dawn.
ing upon as. Long may she float upon
the bosom OF the waters that have for s0
many years borne her In triumphal pros.
perlty."
the Cincinnati Evenfa0 Chronicle Of Fri
day says:
rhe Local Inspectors OF the port ~
Evansville, have concluded their inyesii-
CATION Of the collision Of the Quickstep
and Ollie sullivan, and have decided ia y
the collision was cause1 by W. #. McLatn,
pilot OF the Quickstep, changing Or cross-
ing signals, aud have suspendsd his license
for ninety days
In the first place the Local Inspectors Of
the port Of Louisville investigated the
case, and the second place the pil0' Of the
Qufekstep was not W. II. McLafn. The
ORB should Try f. again. ........A heavy rain
set Ia at half past one on Saturday, and
continued for large portion Of the after
noon. IL completely broke up the contem-
plated decoration ceremonies. the rain
ceased for a time at p. n, but the appear
ance Of the clouds indicated more rain ......
The morning Star arrived az p. NJ. with
very fair trim.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
FOR CAIRo.-The ieet, railroad, low-pres-
sure steamer, Quickstep. Capt. III. =. De1-
ter, leaves promptly at r.. IT. to-day for
Cairo and au way ports. Offering superior
attractions % passengers aud shippers.
Her clerks are JACK Grammer, Walter b.
Pennington and sam. LaughIln-all pleas
ant and obiiging gentlemen.
FoR BoUIsyrLLE. The splendid Tarascon
VIII be the unrivaled packet for Louisville
aud all way ports al 10 o'clock this fore
noon. Her cabtn aud state-roOm appoint
ments are indispensable. Captain James
Mather, veteran sieamb0atman, is her
popular commander, aud Miles ID. War
rem, Jesse Jackson and Dan. H0uithaan
are her attentive and obiiging clerks.
Fox WooDBuRY.-Cap Joe. Mercy
u0ldis new and beautiful steamer Hart
ford viii leave AZ 4 p. N. to-day for Wood
bury and all way landings on Green River.
The Hartford has elegant and comfortable
passenger recommendation, and Capt. joe.
MeReyuolds and Billy Liter, her chief
officers, are competent, clever and Obtging
gentlemen.
FOX HENDERsoS.-The elegant and eject
leaves for Henderson a. 1915 p. NJ. to-day, ID
charge ofCapL Charley Perkins. an accom-
phshed officer, having elegant aceommo-
aatioqs Tor passengers A. .. Duriand ana
G. II. Boyle, two pleasant gentlemen, arc
her obnging clerks.
FoR MHalPHLs.-The magnificent side
wheel steamer Alice Dean takes her place
in the Memphis and Cincinnati packet
line. and is announced 10 leave Evansville
at 10 A. NJ. to-day. fhe is most elegantly
and comfortably appointed, and very fast.
Capt. John 81. Skunk is her excellent and
popular commander, and Capt Lawrence
Carrier, late commanding the Inflated DARE
ling, has charge of.the Office. and Is one 81
the most courteous, afable and efficient
clerks IN the business. The Dean takes
freight Tor Vicksburg and all points south
FoR 81. LoUIs.-Capt. Billy Grubb's beau
tffuI Champion, Of the st. Louis Express
Line, is announced FOR 81. Louis to-day,
and is al. excellent steamer. Capt Grubb
and Thad. WerthIin arc experienced !
steamboaimen and gallant gentlemen
FfAHIFEsr- Ofthe Steamer Armada, from /
Cairo o. evansville, May 2D.--John heH-
Vile a 90 2 crates stra " berries; Vim. Heit-
man. box: Tobacco fort - DI. s5 ,syA
a 90. "a uhds; D q Fowler z doi nun
Ia ~ u Van RIner. 10; w Ford, 10 i
Martin, Gardner a %, z; Louisville V~bo
"a IL liz = 49 5gss1si.,n IA Anderson, lot
plumber.
.,...-..,f,,srs r~osrn orr Exchanges.
ATr.-The Commercial Of Friday
says: - ,v.,-
writers, uas gone 20 the wreck 81 the Cora
Il In a riEAmsas RIVER. Fer lfet&hA Alht WIS 4
fr.1.rHH in Louisville