The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-21
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Tapidity up to dark last night............The /
ada it onal arrivals and departures up to |
midnight include the Sallie ", to Mount !
Vernon; MollIe Norton. to Henderson f;
Rose Hfte, Louisville and return Darling, |
Memphis TO Cincinnati; Romeo, to Nash |
Vile; Ada Lyen, to Green River; Echo
and barges. to Nashville; Cumberland, to
Cairo; Altoona, st. Louis 10 Cincinnati.
The Short Line packets had fair trips
out..........The Cumberland and Ada Lyon
had fair trips, but were not full.........The
Romeo went out pretty light...-...'Ihe Rose
Hite had good trip, including large Iot
of hay. Captains John 5. WolfolK' Ior
Owensboro, and II. c. Hardwich, for Louis
vile, left by the Rose Hite, last night......
The Darling had very good trip. she
discharged some freight here and took
some forty tons OF pig iron. Among her
passengers were Capt. Alex. Frazier, of the
Inflated G. A. Tho M son, his family, and
the ursivors OF his crew. Capt. Frazier
and wife are most deeply grieved at the
loss of Geo. Ely, who had been with them
as a brother and friend for more than
seven years. From them we learn that
George would have saved himself, as be
was perfectly calm and cool when they last
saw him, but after getting into the water
he was seized by two deek-hands and by
them drawn down...g....We had the pleas
ure yesterday OF meeting Mat. M. Hurley,
of Reamer & Hurley, wharf boat proprie-
tors, New Albany, and Robt. Campbell,
Agent of the White Line, Louis
vile, Kentucky, and general freight
contractor for the Jacksonville, Mad
fson d Indianapolis Railroad .....-..----
Colonel ]. V. Guthrie, Supervising En-
spector, on Monday commenced taking
testimony in the case of the collision be-
tween the Quickstep and ollie Sullivan.
The testimony of Captain Ferguson, an Old
7 steam boatman, and at the time of the col
/ lision O passenger on the Quickstep, was
/ taken. The taking of testimony will be
resumed tomorrow, on Colonel Guthrie's
return from Cairo ......... Ne regret to learn
/ that Master JohE Throop, freight clerk OF
/ the Romeo, is seriously i'll at GAINESVILLE
and that his father, j. V. ThFooP, was
obliged to stop of to take care OF him.
/ Humphrey, Patrick & Company have ac'
knowledgm ents of the receipts of tobacco
! shipped by the Star Union Line, of which
| they are agents, put through from this cti9
| to New York, in six days, including one
| Sunday. That may he called quick time
....Captain Martin, one of the owners OF
the SalIie ", arrived from the East yes
terday by the Rose Hite, aud proceeded Il
Henderson by the Cumberland he
2 beona, from st. Louis to Cincinnati, ar
rived at eight O'Clock last night with
good trip She added 500 sacks OF corr
here Capt. j. Slut Neal, of the Rich
mond, late Sunday night sent the follow
ing dispatch TO the Cincinnati papers;
| NEW ORLEANS, April *. - Passed tn
| wreck of the Nina SHINES floating in tn
Mississippi. below Baton Rouge; Capse o
disaster unknown. Total loss OF Do1t am
I Do a W
from. J. y. NEAL, Steamer Richmond.
The Commercial of yesterday has the fol
lowing additional particulars:
New ORLEANS, April 1.-the steame
Nina Simms, from Bayou sara t3 y, Ne Me-
: OF. Saturday night, aud sunk In Mice
minutes.
cargo, together with the books and paper
are a total loss. The boat was valued g
$1,000, and Insured for $1,000.
The Louisville Courter-.7olsssa2 of yestel
g day says:
The Charmer, from vRnsville, was loa'
ed fiat in the water S1e discharged
bags OF corn, 30 barrels of potatoes 10 casi
of faro, CD head of cattle and $50 head I
sheep here, ana passed up for Clnelnnhl
The Cora 5. was announced posi- lively
leave Louisville last night, and viii.
: here to-day, en- route TO Arkansas Rive
1.-The Dexter is loading for New o
leans, and will leave Louisville to-morro
evening. The great low-pTe sure Ric
( mond left New Orleans for Louisville, ar
the Norman left Memphis for Evansvii
Ias3 night
{ MANIFEST of Steamer Fanny Brande
/ fl ON Nashville TO Padacan and Evan
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 New Orleans--J Oh
q & King, 40 Ends tobacco; kirKpatrick
| North, 81 hhds tobacco.
. Paducan-Hale, Buckner & Terre I,
}; hhds. tobaeco; settle & Bro, hhds Tobacco
M p Galceran, / keg whisky, trunks n
! lions, 8 boxes sundries.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gardner q Co, y I'M
tobacco, bbls -four. 6 dry hides: Hump
rey, Patrick d Co. % hhds toDaccoi VIM
Brown d. Co, 4hhds tobacco: r K Dunke
son s. Co. hhds tobacco: Weldon, Bro q :
u .nhds tobacco; Woodrow, Reltz AZ Co
l. pkg files; Mark, Warren & Co, packag
, Ragon, Dickey a. Carson, l Dbl coal oil
y package, 3 dry hides, green hide, ba
o rags; ] p Green dS Co, buggy body, l pa
shafts; Re uey, BoWles q Co, u boxes su
dries en- PITY oil cans Dbl sunDrles, q
kettle, keg powder; Chas Wilhelm, a
boxes.
observation-disclosures, White & Co, hh
tobacco; Gheens & Co, ale boxes, &
pop boxes.
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