The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-02

1900 bags corn and oats, 600 barrels
flour, % coops poultry and large
quantity Of eggs and lot Of other
miscellaneous freight. She did not
get away till near morning.........The
Glasgow discharged lot of queens
ware and had a moderate trip for
ports aboVe......."From Capt. Andy
Robinson. we learn that the steamer
Anna, of the Express Line" en-
route from st. Louis to Cincinnati,
iran through herself" somewhere
near Cairo, and laid up at that port
for repairs Kate Putnam,
Capt. Ed. Evans, had very nice trip.
and added considerably here......The
Alice Dean was dragging her guards
in the water, having magnificent
trip.........The Palestine came down
yesterday in place of the Tarascop.
and looking handsomer than we ever
saw her. She has been almost re-
built. elegantly repainted outside and
inside. and thoroughly refurnish-
ed. Even the fastidious Harding,
of indianapolis, would admire
the double back action spring mat
tresses, with which her state rooms
are experimentation Capt MatheT,
who, with M. d. Warren, and Phil.
Beverly, is in command we learn
that we were misinformed as to the
accident to the Tarascon. She did
not come across floating tree or any
other obstruction, but was running
in clean river. and making unusual
ly good time. when the plumber block
let go, throwing the shaft out Of the
journal, and breaking the wheel bad
IL. The Taraseon left Louisville
yesterday morning for Cincinnati.
where she will go GA the ways, and
will be repaired in time to take her
place in the line next Saturday.
Captain Mather says there was an
old break in the iron that let go........
The Altoona had a nice trip for st.
Louis.........The Fayette returned to
Henderson Saturday night TO carry
down a number of Eastern railroad
men, who are on a tour Of observation
TO the West, and who desired to see
the K. III. & N. r. R........Among the
passengers by the Palestine last eve
ning, was Ed. Parmelee, connected
with the firm of Moorehead & Co.,
Louisville, who comes here as a wit
ness in the case against the owners of
the steamer Mercury, now pending in
the Court of Common Pleas.............
The Falls City and Hartford arrived
out of Green River at 10 clock, both
with good trips. The Falls City dis
charged eight hogsheads tobacco and
had 119 for Louisville. She had also
fair trip of people.........The Indi
ana had not arrived at midnight, and
We could learn nothing of her
by telegraph. She will, we doubt not,
be found at the wharf early this morn
ing. There is.no pleasanter boat to
travel on in ission..................
The City Of Evansville arrived at
IL 80 last night. with a good trip......
The Pine Bluff came In at the same
hour. we'll loaded.........Capt. George
d. Moore's new steamer Reserve,
from Pittsburg to Nashville, is due
here to day........The Sam. Orr will
be in to day, and leave tomorrow for
Eastport.........The Bermuda will be
down to-day, and returns to Cinein-
natl o-morrow........The Anna, we
learn, is coming up on one engine,
and will go to Cincinnati for repairs.
Boats Leaving To-day.
FoR New ORLEANs.-The great
Indiana will be here early to day, en-
route TO New Orleans. in charge of
those illustrious seamen and popular
gentlemen, Captain r. e. Neal,
Charley Miller and Elliot Miller.
Her passenger appointments are un-
surpassed.
ManIfesss.
Manifest of the steamer Clara Scott |
Humphry, Lewis Co, 377 bags oats, bxs |
eggs, box mdse; Baird & Stard, 100 bar |
rels flour; L Rufner & Co, 553 bags bran |
III Humble, 10 bags wheat; Martin, Gard |
Der q Co, hogsheads tobacco: Niblaek & |
Verhoh, 1862 bags wheat; Mat Henning. 107 |
barrels hour; Q. Viele & Co, 20 brls -four; |
A Refs, bdls sheep peIts, bdls do, 1 bdi |
Calf skins, 2 bdls greene htu es, i dry hide; /
Topf, Long Co, bdls green hides; Ra-
gon, Dlckey d Carson. bags coffee: Robt /
Clarke, box containing violin: ] G & ]. /
g Smith, box mill picks; NJ DaIzslI, box /
eggs.