The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11

PEELED TO oat at the LAST table. No
tai ended %ycsterdag before Judgo
9sOror ana @ JUrv, il 5be Supreme
Court, With q verdict Tor Che defend
ants.
Tho Tines Of Friday evening
says:
Two men we're engaged IN renafrinv
tne UAeei On tho Kat6 Patnsm lssl
eYeniCg, when the engineer gtartod
tne enGiao. Ibe mon Esra caroht u
the arms and both 6adlr iBiured.
one, It ls lea1ad, Seriously.
The Bermudl, the REGULAR IVans-
vile AID Oslcln-GG packet. leaves
pore oVcry Saturday alssrncCn. ir
command Of CAPT. Jsne1, CO. gl-gCr
e=pclionc5a end -aICoiy ~uoUl. CLiD-
pers i~0rWar3ing b. TIC Isc.4uda 80
guGzant5ed safe end cp9eav dbl livery
IN good order.
LoUIsvIILE.-Tho Courier Journal
o. Friday, says:
Rates were firm ysatcrday fron
AouigFille &c Eow OT.fans &c tie fol-
loving hgurag: Pork 81 e CT ~,
whisky q 90 q 30. louz ana potatoes
Goo 70 zoe, bacon GO to GOO. cora 300
to 4Oo. hay $40 70 s12. mules 50,
hOrses $40.
The Mary Houston has postponed
her trip to New Orleans until next
Tuesday, at B z. IA.
The Commercial ssys;
A. large party az voc-g ladies' and
gentlemen were aboaEe- tas Spray,
making o p%le2gnre eEoursson from
Cincinnati 20 Nashville. When the
boat cleared this port, FERRY, the mu.
steal purser, was presiding at g bran
new piano, shipped for the ~oooasiOn.
BE RECALLED the gay COMPANY with his
favorite "Shoo fy" fantasia. The
excursion will be a joyous one, we've
no doubt.
The Belle Lee, we hear, failed TO
get any freight at PadUoah, and came
up to Evansville, where che will load
for New Orleans, having declined 10
try Louisville this trip.
She did not load here to any con-
siderable extent, "as We knows on"
ST. LOUIS. The Democrat Of
Friday says:
Seeming to have gained ITS make
mum for the present, the mighty river
began to decend It's Shiny banks on
Wednesday evening, but 80 slowly
that in "a hours the decline amounts
to only some two inches. That will
do for a beginning. Let The planters
below rejoice, for wen the Ohio is
now falling through nearly It's whole
length. Shipments are barely active
to the South. To the North they are
yet slim, but our daily packets will
leave next week to 90 through TO st.
Paul, and their outward oargOes will
be heavier. The Silver Bow reports
six feet in the Missouri, and falling
all the way below Kansas. Noun
tainabOats are steadily loading.
The Nellie Rogers has laid up.
Captain Hugh Campbell, late her
commander, leaves shortly for his
home In Pittsburg
That style OF annoying STEAMBOATS,,
called guerrilla warfare, seems 70 still
exist along the Missouri. The Sc.
Luke on her last trip vas fred upon
from a dump Of sassafras, and the
gun was well aimed, for a number Of
small shot penetrated the pil0t-house,
The pilot was scared. but not hurt
The occurrence took place below
RochepOrt.
We hope the Memphis papers will
cease their taunts when We inform
them that the nj. j. Wioks. when last
here, was inspected carefully and
thoroughly by two competent persons,
whose report fully confirmed that pre-
viously made BY Capt Miller. Inspoo-
tor for the st. Louis Board Of Under
writers.
NEW ORLEANs.--The Tins Of
Tuesday says:
The weather yesterday was clear
and fne, and about 81 pleasant as We
have noticed this season.
Business on the landing, for the be-
gi0nipg Of the week, was not very ao-
tive. Breights for almost anywhere
we're exceedingly dull, while the roe
oeipts Of the arrivals we're also very
soant. AS We have several packets
advertised to leave TO day, doubtless
business may revive enough TO satisfy
the demands of most of them. How
ever, we anticipate that a t0lerable
fair amount Of business viii be trans
acted.
Owing to tho extreme low stage Of
Red River, and the difficulty attend
ing navigation, the new steamer Bra
dish johnson, Capt. w. s. bassotts
will lay by for a f6w days, and i'm case
there is no rise, nc contemplateg Sc
Letting a low-Wator packet in place OF
the Johnson.