The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-14
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A rain set In about one o'clock Sunday
morning, and continued TIL 8 A. NJ. A lit
| tie rain also fell in the afternoon. For an
hour or two about noon, the weather was
extremely hot, but after the light rain It
grew pleasantly cool. By O'Clock last
night It was nearly clear. wi Il a brisk
b. eeze from the southeast. The river
during the twenty-fOur hours ending last
evening had fallen one foot.
The additional arrivals and departures
since p. II. Saturday include the Spray,
Cincinnati to Nashville; Armada, to Cairo
Hartford, Green River and return; Emma
No. 3, New Orleans to Cincinnati; Sam
Orr, to Eastport; Ada Lyon, 10 Green
River; Linton, to Nashville; Louisa, 70
Wabash River; Quickstep, from Cairo;
Morning Star, to Louisville; p. w. Strader
Cincinnati to New Orleans; Tarascon,
Louisville to Henderson; Petrolia No ?,
from Cannelton; Louisiana, louisville
for New Orleans; Richmond, New Dreams
TO Louisville.
The Spray, OF the White Collar Line, had
big trip, and was In charge II CapLain Jim
Chenowith aud VIM. Kuhn-....The Emma
No. was deeply loaded she had l,lo0
bars of railroad iron .........The Armada took
out magnificent trip on s4turday......... =.
The Sam. Orr, Linton and ada Lyon had
Saturday afternoon, WITH lO7 hogsheads
tobacco, which she discharged with d,s-
patch, and Immediately returned 10 Rum
sey for one hundred hogsheads more
which was awaiting her there. ........--....
The Quickstep arrived 81 1 O'Clock yeBter-
day morning, with one of the best rips of
the season. She reshipped largely o. the
Morning Star. Her manifest will be found
beIow.........The r. W. Strader arrived at
noon yesterday aud was loaded nearly o
her guards, and was full Of people. Capt.
All. Stein seldom fails TO M his pet
packet fun. She added here 27S bar
rels OF -four and about 400 bags of corn, |
and would fiji out readily below. Alex.
Stewart is In her onlce................. .......
The Tarascon had fair trip. She dm-
charged about GO,O00 shingles and other |
reight.........The Petrona had a fair trip, |
but was unable to take tobacco on account /
OF the muddy sconditionIOt the bank .........
The Louisiana arrived at six O'clock las /
evening, about half loaded. After lying 4
here a few minutes, She returned a few 1
miles up the river TO take on 300 bags OF /
corn. She will be found at the wharf |
this morning, and Will leave for New Il
Orleans at noon. She has elegant accom-
mOdatiOns for passengers, great capacity 4
for freight, and as gentlemanIy and clever /
a set OF 0ulceFb as ~ mas ever been our Il
good fortune to meet. Capt. w d. Phillips
is on the roof, aud Mr.. J. L. Eagon, one Of
natures finest mould OF mankind,- is her
Morning Star came into
port on Saturday with her flags az half
mast as a token of respect for her former
excellent clerk, r. w. Hutchison, de-
ceased. Both the Morning Star and
the Rose Hite laid over some hours
at OWensooro on Saturday, to afford
their officers and crews the melancholy
pFlvile. . u attending the funeral and pay
ing their last token OF respect to their late
eoDlrade and friend, whom they all loyed
so ygeIl-the Iamented r. W. Hutchison,
whose remains were followed 10 the Gene
terv by the largest funeral procession ever
Witnessed in Greensboro. This delicate
to departed worth and
merit, was worthy the officers and crews OF
ibe packets.....-..Captain Mather, Of the
rarascon, changed of on Saturday with
Captain Gilmore, who remained at home
10 attend the final examination Of his
and gifted daughter Miss Hetlie
Gilmore, preparatory to her graduation.
Captain Mather broaght the star down on
saturday. and the TarascOn again yester-
law .. The Grey Hound, with a large tow
II barges, passed up yesterday evening"
rhe !. w. Garrett and barges passed Cairo S
& 5 o'clock yesterday evening, ana Is que
,era early this morning. Dai . weaver, y
n E,vansvtllIan, is one Of her pilots......... q
me great low pressure Richmond, arrived