The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-19

at 2 p. M. to-day......The Hartford was
getting a nice trip for Green River
yesterday end would 40 out fun.
GIeanfnes nrolm Our Euchnrra~.
PrrrsBURG.- The C0mmcrcf1t of Stature
day says;
The marks last evening 40 twilight lndl.
eate1 Inc feet ard falling slowly Tho
! Meelner vas very warm; business ln the
/ Kieln,ity, Of the landing was active; Do re-
cINcINNATr-The Commercial ofsaturday
says;
Tue Lake Superior lightsned up ta "a feat
~ Laaen,a1 y rdaYs before leaving fn ur-
der 70 descend the fafIa -bn ro.i. |.'....f s-e
LuilA on Lhe NofthW eslarn. Tho raFe 4u-
ring her stay here, and pfeafiv nin4frtL
particularly the iaudteane Dai1ffuo i11' Erf
cabin, BY Emll Bot. aud more Dnrffar1irr
~ the full length portrait oT rsirf rr ~
BelizhooVcr as he stands or CaffI. rorr
Shpl. sam. pneF nan, OF Che LOrena.
lelt Tor FitiBburg or fast nlnhDH Train
The Commercial OF Sunday aayss
Cammack's levee. on the hrfaafaaf.., .t
sac ana Aghtou'a eYee, ON tho L0ulalahh
slde' ABOVE Lake Providence, have given
banks at 5kipwIth's Inmdfnp nave earea
so badly ~ 70 have uecessitatod the re-
moVal oftho stores a. that place.
UP toward 80. Paul. III fumorq are oor-
rect. the river 10 climbing trees AM ~
lower portion OF Oalena ia busy % day pre-
on the east side OF Main street AZ ref9cg-
ing goods from their cellars.
The Gazette says;
Captain Sam. Barr. Jr.. has accepted the
dersou, yicc Charley Davidson, resiened
Capt. b. has many LINES been nrOnOnnnnd
the best steamboat clerk on mo western
Captain James Maralta. formerly on the
Emma No. 3, has purchased tho Looufdne
aud viii Rhdume command upon her arr
rival from New OFiHana ahn rrfff 900
t ilne Ia the Cincinnati and New Orleans
Evansville wont Wild over tho IdlewiId.
"Wednesday. The JOUHNAI cd mo nort
day gave what Is called "a chastity pro.
nearly three oOlumnsof that papor.
Wen that isn't near as long as tho boat,
nos half az pretty.
LoUBvILLE. - The Courier Journal of
Saturday Says
The Evansville merchants are ruatiu,5
the Tennessee and Cumberland Tivar ~
Their augurs TOO small
The Commercial Says;
The wharf receipts al THIS port for tho
past eleven month"; and twelve dhgs,
tunnage OF the preceding year
ST. Louis. The Democrat Of Friday
says;
The river A atm swelling. butu1oro afouy-
~. CopionH rains have fallen here, and
probably hundreds 81 miles on territory
north and west OF as have felt their re.
freshtng Influence. There rs vet no nbnfe-
ment OF the food al ing the uDpor Miagla-
sippi. We hear OF &c gtiu rweIIinp and
more coming. The upper Missouri ~
tween 81. Joseph and Sioux CITY IH how
ever, going down.
The planters down tho river arc now
alarmed Tor their erQnB- The MlBainsiuui
between Memphis and Helena ia RUNNING
yet TO come.
The rain, snow and hail yesterday seri.
ously interiered With the hhiDpfnr buRi-
ness: matters, however, are very active on
the Memphis Rnd other whnrfboatH. Bov-
eral heavy ccraQaa Will be diuchnrnnd to-
day on the wharf. which will, we fear,
soon be found too narr0W FOR much of the
business.
The Richmond comes or tho docks on
Monday, better boat than eVer;" 30 all
events, In good and perfect condition.
She Will leave for New Orleans on on about
Saturday, the 23d lost.
IL was found yesterday morning that ~
rise 81 Two fe1s more water Will cover Tho
ore pile a. CGrondelat.
NEW ORLEl Hs. The TIMES OF wednesday
saysi
Tho weather since our last review has
been clear and nne, though rather close
for the season We noticed on the lower
ceivinR clerks as a protection against Che
rays Of old SOL which were very panetra-
bic a. Intervals
Business on the landing was more aotlvo
than on Monday There were quite
number or departures and ON board OF
majority OF them Wero noticeable very
fine trips.