The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-17

T. \ nc. WSAbuSE 4dot u1g 1t Wdb ClOuuy,
hot and sultry, with strong indica-
tons of rain. The river continues to
rise steadily. n4sIeh4 Ho4 1p3
The additional arrivals and DEPART
ures up to midnight, include the Falls
City, Louisville to Bowling Green ;
Nick Longworth. Louisville for New
Orleans; Anna, Cincinnati to St.
Louis; charlottesville, from Cairo /;
Pine Bluff. to Grandview; Tarsscon.
to louisville; Clara Scott, from East
port. s.aa
'Phe Quickstep took out q nice trip
r 9. 9- 49,. Tho Tarascon had fine pas
lseuger, but light freight trip. She
returned full.........The Pine Bluff
brough IN 30 hhds. of tobacco, and
left with a fine packet trip.........The
Falls City arrived at P, NJ, with a
moderate trip. Captain John Rob-
inson was on board, but is yet
unable to navigate. except by aid
of crutches. He is slowly recover
ling from his severe injury. ............
The Nick Longworth has a moderate
trip, hut viii add largely here. She
lies over till Q A.M......The Anna had
3 fair trip of freight and was full of
people, including one hundred and
two soldiers of the. 18th Infantry. en-
route to Fort. Laavenworth. Chet
Bradley, her new clerk, is in fair con-
dition, considering ..s..-s.The City of
Evansville and the Clara Scott ar
rived close together at midnight. and
both With excellent trips. ..........
Capt. sHoughton, Local Inspector,
concluded his business here, yester-
day, and left by the Tarascon last
night. BE inspected the Robt. Full
ton, Harry, Higbee. Advance No. 2
and Ida May. The latter he consid
ers upseaworthy, until she is length
ened which she will be at Once.........
The Clara Scott win leave this even
ing. ..Fhe Minneola viii not be
here before Tomorrow and probably
mot tll Monday.........The Indiana
viii be up at 9 An. to-day, en- route
to Louisville. The Alaska will be
here to-day soon..........The City of
Evansville had cabin full of people.
in addition to her fine trip of freight.
........-Among the passengers By the
Tarascon yesterday, were Major Gen.
Candy and wife, Of the U. S. Army,
en- route from Owensboro to st.
Louis They left by last evenings
train........The Tarascon had splen-
did passenger trip up last night, in
GLIDING mostaof the delegates to the
Convention yesterday. i
Boats leaving To-Day.
FoR NEW ORLEANs.-The great
steamer Nick. LcngWorth will leave
positively to day for New Orleans
and all way ports, at 8 AM. hav-
Jog unsurpassed passenger accommo-
dations aud great carrying capacities.
Capt. Few Hates and Eugene Bowers
are her insupeIable officers.
laSE bs5mbs KanaEests. -
Manifest Of the steamer Quiekstep, from
Il Cairo, June 49,: ksA.Aa# AEaF#E -
a e shrader. 81 hhds tobacco w g Ford,
\ l9 hhds do, Martin, Gardner Il 90, u hhds
! do, Nm q Brown q Co, % a hds do 20 bbls
| spar: Mr. Crameron, hid tobacco; We'll
| don Bros g. Co, bbls mlslasseS: Happier s.
Schn akenberg IS bbls whisky, Is 600 shin
| giles, pkgs mdses Heuke & Lemcke, ] bag
/ wool; Preston Bros. 1 box Indigo; Boettf-
cher, kellogg g. Co. bdl sey thes; Mr. He'd
i dricE, bdl sacks. 8 sos srre7 f--
.-ll a-erer RESHIPM EET. farr...t
1 New AIbaEy-9 bbls spar. -
/ ! Louisvflle-l2 hhds tObacco,2 bbls and 2
| boxes spar, bdI bags. sfss lgW EllA- ~.
Cineinnati--2 hhds tobecco,1I bbls spar.
/ PiItsbuIg-15 bbls spar. 1al z
| Manifest steamer Clara Scott, from Flor
y ence to Evansville, June Is, -IS70s
4 Il q ID He1mSnn, pigs sundries; Prick
/ Il Co, 8 ale boxes; 5 ( Gilbert q Co, 2 bales
4 cotton y DuSoucnet, Is bags hair, rolls
feathers a Reis, "a cords tan bark Minor
/ 4 DallaYn, bale cotton Sennonln, Dixon
4 q Co, u bdis leather: l. Runner, Jr, 4 brls
/ aour; Healey, Isaacs & Co. ] box ginseng;
J oakley, Ga pks yarn; Ragop, Dicky a
Car-oD, q hhds tobacco; Martin. Gardner &
/ Co. Is hhds tobacco: Z W Patrick, bales
cotton; Lee Howell. brls tar also, a large
lot OF rsship2ing freight. =