The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-16

For LOUISVILLE The beautiful
and feet Rose Hite will return To-
Louisville positively this evening, and
Is one Of the most pleasant aud popu
lar boats that comes TO our wharf.
Captain Frank Hurry, a pleasant and
large-hearted gentleman. has com
mand, aud Phil. b. Brapham and
William HAYES are her ahable cour-
teous and attentive clerks. Her bour
Of departure is 6P.M.
For HENDERsoN-The elegant and
feet railroad transfer steamer Mollio
Norton leaves for Henderson at .15
Pm. TO- day, in charge Of Captain
Charley Perkins, an accomplished
officer. having elegant acoommoda.
tons for passengers. A. o. Durland
and G. J. Boyle, two pleasant gentle
men, are her clerks, and will give
strict attention to the comfort Of pas
sengers.
GIeamimga from our Exchange.
CfNcINEATI.-The Commercial or Wedaes-
day says:
The Louisville Mail Line wharf boats
The BardstOwn passed down the river
yesterday. she had aboard the artlstes ~
the Black Crook.
The Chronicle Of Wednesday evening
says:
The tow boat Tom Reea. Capfafn qeoree
NandeRTiit, left for ST. Louis fast evening".
she LOOK seven bargea and The towbolt
49, y . '+a ~ ~ tL6 IRON pie. Two OF
me beTges ana the Watson have been
chartered by the KentOn Iron Works 10
bring goo tons iron ore 90 Newport. The
Tom Rees viii bring the other i've barze8
loaded with 1900 tons on ore.
Henry 4. Parks, formerly second clerk
Of the Le2nidas, and son-in-law Of Capt
Robert areeniee, dice a. Plttsburg yester-
day.
The Times says.
While n gentleman was on board of 81
steamer at the Wh0lf last evening, ~
rapidly away, but on turnlng The corner.
upset the whole rig, and was arrested.
Mr., w. j. Prentice has taken charge OF
the Office on the Cine nnati and Piltsbutg
packet Bell. Captain Laughle y hes made
= good selection FOR this Important POSI-
ton.
captain Lew III Morris has returned TO
duty on the Evansvlils packet Charmer.
LOUISVILLE. -- The Courier yoagssat of
wednesday says:
The Constable was hunting the sam. d.
Hale yesterday. ON her last trip she no-
fused 10 pay her wharfage-5l2; hence tho
however.
capture hef- The MinneOla, OF the same
line, Clnclnnaii and Memphis, failed fo
pay her WharfagA on her last visit, aud VIII
hnd g warrant awaiting her on he arrival
at this port
The leslie Combs was seized by the o.
8. Marshal yesterday, for "a violation of
the Internal Revenue laws in falling 90
take out the necessary papers. Her Oli-
GERS planked down $500. and the Leslie
Ia out mp the river
ST. LOUIs.-The Democrat OF wednesday
says;
Weather very hot River stationary
here, and IS about 10 resume tts downward
course towards the condition of " low
water" We observe hat the Ohio decline
continues steady and rHpid, with only five
feet on the falls at Louisville. Low water
ia thai stream is likely 10 occur sooner
badly for Louisville and Cincinnati, and
prove eOfrespOndlugIy advantageous To-
the bOalmen and merchants OF 49, Louis
81 Whtetl however we wound NOT ol course
be 50 selfish as to rejoice. The erratlc Cum-
bertrand is down 10 two feet or loss. 90 Har-
pelh SHOALS. There ~ SAID 20 be slight rise
Ia the Missouri no Omaha and presumed
10 be a swell above Sioux city. The Mis-
sissippi sfIll declines from ST. Paul % tho
mouth Of the Illinois.
Mr.. Norton OF the WINS. Hays, just from
the North, called on ua yesterday $50 f5r
from being a. ad. lac De- "a hue specimen of
ruddy health, aud has not been sick an
hour siuce he started some months ago,
with the circus expedition He says Dan
Rice is a pleasant travelling companion.
NEW ORLEANS. - The Times Of sun-
day says:
Yesterday was another of those exc
tremGy close days OF which we have
already had not "a few OF them. Tue ueBt
from AN. 81 Pm. was lutente, with but
slight breezs ~ intervals, which had
but little effect in Warding OFT the pence
trgiing rays of Old sol"
We noticed "a scarcity OF labor along the
landing in consequence OF the heat, tho
laborers preferring shady place or rene
dezvous % that Of exposure Tho steamer
Robert u. Lee, Tor Louisville, was late in
getting Off owing 20 not being discharged
IN lime, tile sea city Of labor being the
cause OF her detention.
Business on the landing for tue end OF
tie week was attended with more Hulma-
ton tEan we have noticed on hay OF the
former days Of the week. There WIS au
unusually large number OF depurtutes5
and on several OF them WeTo no icenglp
very valuable trips.
The steiner Indiana and Lizzie GIL
took on board yesterday $500 sacks of salt
from Messrs. Jackson ~ MausOH'a ware
house. o. the above shipment the Indie
ana took 1900, and the Lizzie gill 1000
sacks This Is the third shipment of salt
FOR the West within two weeks. The Geat
Republic took the ftst shipment OF $500
sacks, and the bulk of lt is for Western
packers. We learn tuat there are upwards
of 10000 more sacks for the same Uurplsef
which will loubties he shipped during the
present and next month.
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