The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09

For otaer Riuer Items See Third Pogo.

ing, with every prospect of a wet
"a
The additional arrivals and depar-
lures up to midnight were the Evans
Vile from Bowling Green; Raven and
barges, st. Louis to Pomeroyi Pine
Bluff from Cannelton; City of Evans
vile to Cairo; Fayette to Henderson,
Rapidan Ne. 2 to Eastport; Rose
Hite to Louisville.
The Evansville had an immense
trip from Green River, comprising
tobacco, lumber, slaves, hoop-poles,
&c...@...Thc City Of Evansville took
out q very handsome trip..~.....The
Rapidan No. 2 was packed full..".....
The Rose Hite took from here 600
sacks Of corn and a large amount of
miscellaneous freight."......The Pey-
tona and barges were still receiving
freight after dark last night, and
would not get off till late.....".....
Further particulars of the accident
to the steamer Richmond will be
found in our river dispatches On the
fourth page.""...Capt. r. &. Neal
dispatches us that the great Indiana
will be here positively to-day, en-
route to New Orleans. There is no
pleasanter steamboat or officers on
the river...."a.......The Raven and
barges passed up last night. merely
touching at the lower end of the
wharf..""a.The Pine Bluff arrived
about 10 o'clock full of freight. She
is doing an excellent business. Re-
member. she leaves promptly at 10
O'Clock AN.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The great
steamer Indiana, is announced posi-
lively for New Orleans, and all way
ports this evening, and is one of the
most popular and pleasant packets
that ply in these waters. Capt. r. e.
Neal, commander, is distinguished
for his skill, prudence and fine social
qualities. Charley and Elliott Miller
her clerks, stand at the head of their
profession.
Boats Leaving ON Sunday.
For ST. LOUIS. - The magnificent
steamer Kate Robinson, recently res
urected from the depths of the Miss
issippi, and thoroughly renovated,
will be hero on Sunday. in charge of
those distinguished and popular gen.
tlemen, Cant. James Remission and
Johnny Per. She is an elegant
and finely appointed steamer.
Manffesis.
MANIFEST of steamer City Of Eve--FTde,
from CaiTo r. Eyse65W and calf: Kahn q
| Schnackenburg, l barrel sundrles; John
Bowles & Co, l pkg mdse; A Gumberts, l
box furs; NJ Stumpf, Q kegs beer; A Refs,
Is pkgs hides; sam. Orr 4 Co, l box scrap
goods; Chas Babcock q Co, 40 hubs;
steamer Quickstepl ! piece OF pine timber;
Gardner & Go. 6 hhds do; VIM q Grown &
Co, Il hhds do.
REsHIPPED.
Louisville-Wikes & ID. 2 bbls oll:s FL
RouaIds, u hhds tobacco.
Covlngton-Pavins d PIayin, 3 hhds to-
bacco, l box do.
Manifest Of steamer Clara Scott, Mt Car
lei TO EvansvilIe March g..
W Brown = Co z barrels mess pork. 1
cask pates. 1 lot moving plumber. 1876 bbIs
-four; Lewis Seitz l Z package Preston Bros
81 bbls eggs, I bag feathers. I Dbl dried APP.
pies, 3bags clover seed: Babcock q Steele
81 bags oats: LIZ ID lehman 2 bags rags.
Macky Nesbit & 20 1 bale carpet chain:H
| Waumkee i lot mov1ag pluuder; q G. Nib
lack Go 20 bags wheaL i bdl bags: VIM
LoewenthaI l box merchantmen: q VieIe
Y Dbl dried peaches. ] b Hall l half
dides ) sheep peIts; A GumberTis2 "a z dry dryy
hides sack feathers; Baird q Start 90
bols o Humphrey Lewis d 70 z casks
River Dispatches.
PITTsBURG, April s.-Monongahela fall
ing, 8 feet 3 inches; Greensboro fallina,3
feet Q inches; B~rownsyille scant 9 feet and
telling, Glendaie leaves this evening for
st. Louis h is loaded to the guards; the
Glasgow for New Orleans, and Messenger
for Missouri river, depart tomorrow; the
from ST. Louis arrived last eve
ming; she Will toad for st. Louis. The fol-
lowing lows OF coal leave for Cincinnati:
Blue Lodge with $1,000 bushels Of coal and
| 20, 200 bushels of coke; Lioness with i'm 0Oo
bushels of coal. There is only moderate
movements in freights on the landing.
Weather clear and warm. Thermometer
so. ttzt FH5af s5-a r.
PITTSBURGH, April s, - Weather warm
pleasant ~Monongahela s feet inches;
Aliegheny seant II feet and failing. AR
rived-Savannah departed-Glendaie and
Slasgow Ior Rev Orleans, and Messenger
for Missouri River.
C~IEoTNNATI, April 8.-The river has fail
en- 3 Feet In the last "A hours, with 40 feet
In the channel, n G2 feet spqce un6er
the bridge. Arrived-Abeona. AT. Ioufs.
and Ariinet nnai P%pttsb5 DspsgtsdEATgosy
son. wheeling; Kate Robinson, st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, April
1ass Slnclnnauj Alaska, New Orleans.
DeParIeo1TL New Orleans; Alaska,
river Is falling, with 10 feet 6 Inches in the
can canal; y Feet 8 inches In the chute. and 81
cloudy with a light rain mercurv 68o.
CAIRO, April Sport Idst-Cttv ~ catro
st. Louis TO Memphis, 0P'M,. ShemroaTH'
Cincinnati 70 st. Louis. III: Diamond
81. Iouls t 20 vvii cks6Gg Y A n Colorado,
Orleans to st. Louis, 10; Lady Pike CAIRO
10 st. Louis, III; Baltic, Pittsburg and re-
ct. 2; David Watts, rennessee FiuerPp oe -
Louis, 3; M1nneola, Memphis to Cincin.
4AetI = /, 1O IN, dduHsoen, Nashville packet,
1ronsidess ~. Louis to PIttsburg, noon:
SorneAla, sew Orleans to st. Louis, j. n
ry $40. W
PARTICULARS OF DISASTER TO THE RICH
sr. LOUIS. ApriI 1872
SON Dean arrived late last nieht mp
brought further particulars aboutfha dIs-
a sSstr 40 . sbs s soet z It seems
was taught In slack water. and TOOK a
sheer on her PILOT. Her bow ran twentv
feet on 1e bank, 2 with a report like q
her butts the ensiTe length OF her hniP
Water Immediately poured in in great
quantities, but after throwing Overheard
between 200 and 300 tons OF freight. and bV
the vigorous use OF pumps, She was
righted, though at one time her guards
were six inches under water. Her passen.
gers went ashore and spent the night. AN
the baggage and most of the freight will
be transferred 10 the Bismarck and sent to
It's estimation, while the Richmond will
come here aEf go on the docks. THE
left the rZrecking boat in charge. and
the Rtchm nd Is no doubt fully afioaf
now. r