The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-30

lately on the Alice Dean with 10.
McCulloch - was also q plssenge
by the Burns, looking for
boat in need Of a pilot...... .........
The Indianapolis Journal, of yes.
terday, says there is scarcely q doub.
that the House bill. authorizing tn
holding Of terms of the United State
District Coury at Evansville and
New Albany, will pass the Senate
This will be the consummation of all
act Of justice too long delayedu.a.
The Pine Bluff to-day goes through
to Cannelton,
GIeanings from Our Exchange.
PTTsBURG.-The Commercial 81
Wednesday says:
The marks last evening Indicated
seven feet ten inches aud falling
The weather was very pleasant du
ring the day. Business in the vioih-
ity of the landing was dull; froight
not very plentiful.
CINCINNATI.---The Commercial ef
Thursday says:
Business was moderately fair alone
the river yesterday, yet rates ere low
to all points. Mr.. j.. n. Skinner. one
of the Kenton's clerks, celebrated bis
2lst birth day yesterday. He was the
recipient of a handsome and valuable
gold watch and chain, a birth day
present from sister Captain Ben.
Hail. a well known pilot, has been
promoted to the command Of the
Parkersburg packet Fleetwood. CAPT.
L. IS. Barclay, of the Norman, Is 60
be married to a lady at Roekport.
Ind, on Saturday.
The Gazette says:
United States Local Inspectors n.
IL. DeYenny aud @. w. Fisher called
on the wounded victims of the late
accident to the towboat Raven. YES.
terday, for the purpose of securing
their testimony with reference TO the
cause Of the explosion, but found all
too i'll. Captain De Wolf is still ae
the Broadway Hotel, improving, but
looking quite thin. Both Geo. Ables.
second engineer, and Reuben Saulser.
fireman, are at the Hospital Of the
Good Samaritan, and are slowly i'm
proving. The former was severely
wounded. the latter not so severe.
The st. Marys leaves st. Louis to-
day with 500 tons iron orc for the
Riverside Mills at Wheeling,
The Kenton, despite the predio-
tons of some, has done we'll in the
New Orleans trade, and Captain Hart
proposes to keep her thore. She has
made a sufficient number of success
full trips TO inspire confidence. The
Kenton will leave for New Orleans ON
sure.
The Chronicle of Thursday evening
says;
A heavy and continuous rain fell
during the entire forenoon to-day.
The wind came from the south this
but at noon was changing
to the west.
The Times says:
The Alice Dean was t0Wed up this
morning to the foot of Ludlow Street
where her damage will DO repaired
and she will 60 out for New Orleans
to- morrow evening. The damage TO
the boat will amount to about Sl 009.
and loss by buggies nearly as much
more. The passengers were very
much frightened.
LoUIsvILLE.-The Courier journal
of Thursday says:
Capt. 10. Clark's new boat for the
Red river trade, launched at JAS
IL Co. ship-yard on Monday.
was towed on this side Of tho river
yesterday Tor completion.
The Indiana arrived early yesterday
from New Orleans, and IS
now at New Albany taking on 250
tons of railroad iron and $50 barrels
Of cement. She will be at the Port
and wharf this evening to receive
freight, and will leave on her return
trip Saturday, at p. NJ positively.
ST. LOUIS. - The Democrat of
Thursday says:
The weather clouded no, and heavy
-ains fell, accompanied for a while bV
urious winds. Rain was greatly need
I'd it tempered the hot air and laid
he dust The river goes steadily
downward at the rate Of about b
nches per week, but the rate will be
much speedier shortly. Business on
he wharf is heavy, but not excitingly
lctive.
The iron movement is steady. The
steamer 81. Mary's leaves this morn
ng with 400 tons Of the ore from
Jarondelet, for the Riverside Mills at
The Anna left last even
ing with 200 tons for Portsmouth.
ohio. The Savanna and barge begin
oadiDg to-day for Wheeling. Three
,arges of the Ironsides were TO Be
AIKEN last evening to the iron pile 20
Dad.
Capt. jos. Kinney was slightly
rounded in the hand some DAYS ago
{ Boonville, but paid 20 attention
0 the wound. Since that time he
as been at the Laclede Hotel, and
as suffered much. The hand swelled.
nd the arm swelled and the pain was
xcruciating. DR.. Hogen cut out
lrge part Of the palm OF the hand,
nd the patient has been easier since,
nd has the consolation of an excel
snt nurse--Mrs. kenney-WhO has
ened down from Bsonville.
Instead of Cora, Captain j Os. Kin
ey's new steamer for the St. Louis
nd Cambridge trade, will be named
lice. She will leave this port on
aturday on her first trip.
There is vast amount of corn and
Their freight along the Upper Mis-
ouri, above st. Joseph. awaiting
hipmeat to this point. The regular
ackets have not capacity for half of
/. The managers Of the 20" line
re very anxious on the subject, and
Ie hope they will discover a remedy
Or the overplus, and apply it without
clay.
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