The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-12

Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 o'clock yesterday include the Vir-
ginia, Louisville to New Orleans
| Glendale, st. Louis to Pittsburg
Clifton. Cincinnati to Memphis
Havana. Nashville to Cincinnati
Falls City, Bowling Green to Louis
vile; Tarascon, Henderson to Louis
vile: Mollie Norton and SalIie ",
Henderson to return; Cumberland,
from Cairo.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Armada, from Cairo; Lew
ellin, from Eastport; Robert Moore,
for Nashville; .Minneola, from Mem
phis; Darling, for Memphis; Alaska,
for New Orleans; Mary Houston,
Louisville, and Richmond, from New
Orleans; Rose Hite, from Louisville I;
Clara Scott, from Wabash.
eH miscellaneous.
Business was pretty brisk on the
wharf yesterday morning. The
Virginia and Clifton passed down be-
fore daylight with excellent trips.
The Virginia was offered some freight
by waiting, but there was not sufi-
cient to justify her doing so.........
The Havana had a good trip, and
added here 159 bales cotton and con
siderable miscellaneous freight. She
left nearly loaded to the guards.........
The Tarascon also had a splendid
trip of both freight and people. Capt.
Hollcroft having been detained at
home by sickness in his family, Capt.
Miles d. Warren, her chief clerk, was
in command, and showed himself as
efficient on the roof as in the office.
Miles is.a good man anywhere you
place him.........The Falls City had a
good trip out of Green River...........
The Cumberland arrived at eleven
o'clock full of freight aud peo-
pie. One item of her freight was ! 800
sacks corn. Among her passengers
were Messrs. II. G. Underwood, River
editor, and e. b. Barnard, night edi-
tor of the Louisville Courier journal,
on their return from the chase of the
wild deer in Missouri. They found
the deer too wild, but say Missouri is
a good State to HINT in. You can
hunt all day aud find nothing. They
proceeded by the Tarascon to Louis
ville......The Red Fox caught raft
of saw logs Of considerable value in
front Of the city yesterday morning,
and landed it below the mouth Of
Pigeon Creek. 1t was floating by
quietly and alone.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For CAIRO. - The fine steamer
Cumberland, Captain Ben. Howard,
is the regular packet for Cairo and
all way points at 4 Pm. to-day. She
has pleasant cabin appointments, and
being an Evansville boat should have
preference over all outsiders. Her
clerks are those pleasant and accom-
| plished young gentlemen, Marion
Wright and Bruce Hunter.
For LOUISVILLE. - The beautiful
Rose Hite. Captain DOLLS, is the
regular packet for Louisville this
evening at 6 o'clock-an admirably
appointed boat. Phil. b. Branham
is her accomplished and attentive
clerk.
goR BowING GREEN. = The Ada
Lyon may be expected to leave on
time this evening, for Bowling Green
at o'clock. Capt. w. s. Vanmeter,
a careful and efficient officer, is in
command. j. f. WilbaDks is her
obliging young clerk.
For HENDERsoN.-The elegant
and fleet railroad transfer steamer,
Mollie Norton, leaves for Henderton
at p N. to-day, in charge of Capt.
Charley Perkins, an accomplished Of
fieer, having elegant accommodations
for passengers. Ed. Terry and @. II.
Boyle, two pleasant gentlemen, are
her clerks, and will dispense smiles
and state rooms in the blandest man
ner.
The swift and beautiful Sallie ".
Capt. Wallen. with Robert Brashear
in the Office, both pleasant and oblig-
ing gentlemen. leaves promptly at 4P.
N. Tor Henderson, having elegant ac-
commodations for passengers.
sIeanfnRs from orr Exchanges.
PITTsBURG.-The Commercial of Friday
| says: f1
The Monongahela marks last evening
/ Indicated ten feet SIX inches and falling.
The weather continues very mild-unusu-
I ing was not very active. Freights are not
i plenty, the largest portion OF the ship
ments consisting OF Pittsburg manufaetuT :
ers.
CINc1ENArI. u The Commercial OF satur
/ day says:
The United states District Court AZ st.
i Louis has decided the case Of II. X. Hazlett
/ and others against Peter q, nrad for dam
ages caused bv collision of the Des Moines
\ aud Katie, in the Ohio River in Novem-
| her, 1864. judgment was rendered ia favor
! of Hazlett, by allowing him Sl0,O33.
Tardy justice done at last. The many
friends OF Captain HazIett in this city will
! be pleased to learn that he gets pay for the
Katie.
The Gazette says:
i "Poie1 Hatcher, an old established up
4 per Mississippi steamboat clerk, recently
1 received $500 In gold through "a small in
| Vestment in the Havana lottery. He has
| gone to New York TO expend hts pile-the
/ largest he ever possessed at one time
Lou svILIE.--The Democrat of Saturday
says:
1 Captatn Horace BIxby was married az
/ ST. Louis, toe other day. TO Miss Mary r
| Sbeble, the accomplished daughter OF zap
1 tain Il, A Sheble