The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-19
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Foy- gt1g7- frfr-7- Ftrg's- see Third L.gge;
The. weather yesterday was partly
cloudy, windy and warm. The wind was
from Tie southeast. and blew a stin gale
ALI day. q fer night, dark clouds We're
gatheling an the West which we're ever,
ana anon illuminated byiTivtd lightning, /
ppresa- ling O stotit. The yer was very
rorelp and Blowing on shore. SteamersI
mad much feUble in getting away from,
the VIVA ,...... The river was about sta
fiolaary y yesterday and viii be found fall |
sfngsto-daya..X ...The arrivals and depaft- !
1lre Since g r. M. saturday up 60 midnight
last were tbe Morning Star. louisville to
return; John KiIgOur, CincannaE' to New
Orleans; Al rn1ati1, 10 Cairo; Glars Scott, to
wabash River ada L sLon, 10 Green River; !
Saaie w., 10 ht. Vernon . hoqise,to Louis
xiIles MoIFie Morton. tpHendefson; Quick
step, from Cairo; Pink Varble, from lHtHh-
Vile; ATgonaut No. 2, Eastport TO Louis
Vile; Belle Lee, Louisville to New Or
| teaYs ;s,rarsse5n, louisville TO Henders6ng
Hart foFdJ frohns Green RiYerj Echos from
| Kanawha Salines; Tom Rees, NASHVILLE,
/ 10. Pittsburg; Kate Robinson, Cincfnnati
TO St. Ilonls; Emma Floyd, Cfncinnatf to
| Nashville, LIE Claire, Louisville to fsast-
/ port r apidAn MOP, from Eastport; Falls
I City, -BeEFIfng- -Gfeen-1o Huntsville; Vir-
/ ginla;houisViFieto o. fJewl Orleans. ~
The MorHingS tar had good trip down
on Saturday. Afer returning from Hen-
| 'derson, she laid over here until after tie
| theatre closed, to take the company TO
Louisv1lIe Quickstep did mot ar
i rive until 2 Am. she hada fair tgip..,..-,-,
| The John JIi Igour on Saturday had big
trip. she added a large lot OF poultry
Jihers,-r.-., The Clara Scott went ont satnr-
day evening as full of freight as sine could
l0no! dsanH ylrh aer9wel Of passengers. The
A Ada Lyon had f9ll ftrip for Green River.
| The A mada, as usual LEFT crowded " it1
people, and with a fair freight-.-..--..-Hbe
Argonaut No. 2aNyasa entirely light. We
dotlbtiiG she fnds the Tennessee River
Z trade prohtaBle.........The famous Belle Lee
4 antieipat ed the. hour of her arrival, being
i disappointed in gett Iig freight she expect
} ed. abOge.lf She arrived at Pm yesterday
L pretty light She added hneen or twenty
4 hogsheads Of tobacco, 100 barrels Of flour.
and n small amount OF miscellaneous
freight here, AID proceeded to HendeEs0n,
/, where she. expectelI.t % take a large quantf-
ty OF stems. She also received here an
S order for 900 sacks OF corn below. she
will coast out TO Cairo, and passengers by
t the Quicksiep TO- day Will be certain to
= overtalEe her before she gets out OF
> this river. We regret to see so fine
: a boat with such courteous and
\ obIiging officers going light ................
3 The Tarascon had mir trip of freight and
4 many passengers. Among the latter was
Col, ]. ". Guthrie, Supervising inspector
1 en- route to Cairo, WHITTIER he win proceed
= to-day. ........Ihe Hartford came In from
/ Green River with all the freight she cOull
stow......The Emma Floyd was as deep al
she eetll4-s4FiII, the-waves rolling over he
guards. Capt. Jim Chenoweth VIII Away
p go frat wsty. despite ALI our admonitions
If ...... The Kate Robinson also and the l.
4 Claire were ,seepIy loaded, and the Robin
n son wascrowded with people. Jesse Bird
sail As her chief clerk. and is a clever fol
- Iows..-.-The 4Ihpidan No. 2 arrived at las
night with full trip as u-ual ...... IN
- Fats city came ont of Green Rive
early last night and. ieft fOr Louis
10 Vile With n moderate trip............-...
- The Leweufn broke her shaft, near Cave
= l.in-R0ek, Friday morning, and Captain
Covington came up to ShOtwelPs TO &c
= the Pafnterto tow her to Padueah. It j
very unfortunate to have two boats ofsth
~ Tennessee River Ling broke at the sam
. time .......T The Tom Ress had two barge
- deeply loaded with iron Ore....4--TIIe Iseh
l. landed abaVe the city with large tow {
ry saIt.... Charley Schultza the excellent cler
~ =, of the Virginia, came down on the Kat
b, Robinson, yesterday, 20 secure freight 70
n, his boat, which be left a short dstans
~ above, taking neigI 1.-THE Pink Va
as BILE brought ia. 40 hossheads Of Tobacco
ne and a live hog Of monstrous size, said
" weigh TOO pounds. 1t VIII be exhibite
rs in tho oity............Japt ein Ben. Ega
at has charge OF Che Varble, CAPITAL
" Corbett having stopped OF this trip.
.,,Fr y
81 positively at 10 O'Clock this morning, al
y; mas pleasant passenger aecommo latton
to Get down all the Cumberland RIVER freig
fg you can ........'Fhe- Belfc Lee had cOnside
~ itble trouble eating ont from the VIVA
en- Yeste rday afternoon, ia consequence of q
we strong wind blowing her on shore.........Tl
sn. Emma FIoyd laid oyer here ssveraLhou
ere on account OF the wind.........TiIe farno
oW IL. H. Lee passed Cairo at ; O'clock Ia
/. evening. and VIII he here D afore noon
day ...!..AMiles ID. Warren has not yet
'-s> turned 20 the Office of the Tarascoh, bef
SIN detained by the Illness OF his faith
. ......The Emma Floyd WAS stiI at I
- wharf at lidnigh6..........The lie Claire I
Ds, the Virginia ut Newburg a. O'Clock ]:
night, and she was momontarily expect
/ p at midnight. She dOubtlsss passed dO'
stgI during Tire night.........The Cora ;. was al
over due at that hour and not IN sight.
tMANIFEsT-Of the Steamer Quickstf
from Cairo, April l7th, 1863 -Reiiz ~ II
s-ar new, 4 cYlinder,6 Packages inercllandls
"a Ragon, DiczPy s. Carson, keg Of pO@dt
~. Kafpler a sch nae kenburg barrels poi
- toes: y q Dus0uchet ooCempaDy, z, barr
flour; Fendtich Brothers,, box bOptc'
81 Penney. BOwIes & co, ! bundle sash :
! carter, 2 barrels potatoes, box ggs; w
- I Ford & Co, I6 hOgsheatis tobacco: Mart
GARDNER ~ 60, hOXs heads tobacco. Is
- ForIouisvilIe - box , bundledry hid
- 2hogsheads tobacco, p barrels whisky.
45 River Dispatches.
tB I1II.rspURG. April I7.-Weafhe Gle
fHt Therm0meter 81 Eaiued during {
night. MonongaheIa 1--we feet nine incl
tI and falling.
q p CINCIrgNATI,' A priI H.-lSOats arrive
Maggie Hays, from PittshuTg. Deparie'
Maggie Hays, for -. Louis; sam. 8. IL
s. for Mem pins. River falling with > fees
- the channel, and - feet under the bird
Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, April II Port Lfst-til
gov, ST. LOuis GO Hitisburg; Aasgbe
Belle No. T. 81. Louis to Pittsburgh Ms
Alice, New. Orleans 90 Pitsburg; Era
.t.- u Floyd, CinclnpatI to Nashville; lie Cis,