The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-19

= AaAu nlVers
Z beenlucky always, and = favorif-
] the blblic. She NOS hoWe1er
? neglected IN the bosom Of fhat
stream, that had so long borne IS.
trlumphal prosperity Othello's
cqPauons gone With Several ef
oid. othcels. Her gal antaapfaih
no longer lead the dance III her
crowded cabins; the ''Slogi Poit
Will sell 20 more LIQUID defcaci
benton VIII receive no more lrei
mol. passate moneys. and Old X
Will turn The thaottle lever again
answer the bells Of llat oleapinr
pilot good Lg, Tyro-nep
The Pine Buff arriyedat lis
a good trip, and was SLING up han.
somely for her return..... The Fv
ansville having completed hrrepa
left at z A. n. yesterday, for Bow
Green, with an excellent tro
The weather was growing cloudy
terday afternoon. vita slight ~
nitions Of rain, which may not ec
however, for seye'a days....g
Morning Star arrived at.3P. h. ub
a cabin full Of people, and viii
moderate fieight........The Mallief
gon arrived at Che wreck Of thP Roht.
Moore, soon a1er she sunk, tod o9
a few Of her passengers, who send os
the following iote;
STEAMER MALLIE RAooE
May 18th, 1870
The passengers who took pae
on this excellent boat upon hcr nri.
val soon after the Robert Moore VIM
down ON Cumberland Bar, desire t0
thaak Captain ThrOOp for bis fimiv
oiiar of assistance 10 the Inflated boa.
and ALEC thank him, az well rs th
other officers Of the Mallie 8agof
for their kind attention and hospital
ity during their voyggs 10 Evansville
JHO. BR0DHEAD,
ROBEnT kEA
-- H0LLAhD,
cleaning am Our Ewc4aRmHca
PTTsBUR -Tho Commercial Of
Monday says:
The marks last evening Indicated
six inches water and falling slowly
The weather during the day We
pleasant. Trade on the landine OF
Saturday was brisk.
CINcINNATI.-The Gazette Of Nor
day says:
The remains Of the wife Of Captai
David Hiner arrived from Moan
City on the Lorena yesterday mon
ing, and we're inferred ia Sprir
Grove yesterday afternoon.
Captain Edwin HornbroOk s.
command of the Wheeling packet
r.. Hudson this trip, Capt. Russo
having stopped off at home
A colOred rousiabout, who gave y
name az Julius Tucker, brought s
before u. 3. Commissioner HalhdI
yesterday, against the Ohio No.
eleven and one fourth Guys wages
one dollar per day Neither
clerks nor mates knew anything abe
the man, nor did the boats Doc
have him registered in any capac
As he Is considered by Law q ward
the Government (seaman), with Ed
ial privileges, he was not required
| give security for costs. We hope
to hear that Congress bas amended
law so that suits against inland WI
craft may be brought in State cou
This would effectually stop one 81
imposition on steamboats, and Wr
nobody.
What effect would such a Law
on proctor fees or constructive liIaf
The Enquirer says
The Tyrone was insured fr I0
000 81 800 Of which was 10 oioes
this city, as follows: Eureka, B3
Crescent. 81 300; Buckeye, $li
and for %Z 800 ia the lndeeuUN
Office, Of Bostona. The steame Al
has left Nashville for the wrck,
The Times Of Tuesday ven
says:
The Nightingale, from this ort.
rived at Little Rock Sunday, accord
to dispatch to Captain JObE k
received yesterday. There is nly
feet water below Little Rock, nd
Nightingale was compelled 10 Oul
trip between Swan Lake am
point.
The Chronicle says.
Captain Barclay arrived heroah
OF his boat this morning. Then
man will not arrive here belOretv
ing, as she is detained by a heaV
business.
LOUIsvTLLE.--The Courier jon
of Tuesday says:
The Morning Star attempted
come up over the falls yesterday,
was unable 10 do so. She rotu
and landed at the Portland wharf
Capt. Lee H0Wells new boat
be done in about three months %
the place of the Raoidau No.
the Evansville and Tennessee tx
trade.
We learn from Mr.. Thos. sn
agent of the steamer Falls City.
she will arrive here tonight viii
biggest trip Of the season, consi
principally Of tobacco, consiRn
different parties 10 the city
Falls City will leave the wharf
N. tomorrow, for Green River,
lively.
ST. LOUIS. - The Democrat
Tuesday says:
Weather .sultrY. drYand clear
deposit Of tnud is increasing er
wharf as the water rGcsdes
falling steadily. Upper river Ii
the decline as far as heard from
upper rivers are all ia good boa
condition. The Missouri 60 AeaVo
worth never was better. no W0r
the mountain rise yet. We SUPP
that it will boom past Sioux -
about June 10th.
A reliable exchange says.
A family in Florida lost their ite
!. l.. 4 - - y.