The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-14
RIVER NE s
F0r ot.er Ripsr nenas Sc NC Paae.

mere was quite neaVy rain yes
terday afternoon, and signs of more
last night.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight include the w.
f. Curtis, New Orleans to Cincinnati;
Qaiekstep, to Cairo; Pine Bluff, to
Grandview; Hartford, to. Green River;
Robert Burns, Cincinnati to Mem
phisi Evansville, from Green River.
The Qnickstep took out very fair
trip, including a considerable number
of people.........The Hartford went
out stuffed full........The Pine Bluff
also had q good trip.........The w. F.
Curtis was pretty we'll loaded......"
Commodore John James, of Corn
Island, come down on the Bermuda
yesterday. lie represents corn pros
poets as highly acknowledgement.
We have hitherto neglected to mem
ton the fact that the Idlewild has
been furnished with a new whistle, of
a most excellent tone. one of the most
pleasant that re. echoes through our
city.........We heard, the other day,
warm paneeyric which was paid Mr..
A. Tucker. mate of the Idlewild, by
one of the ministers in attendance at
the recent Sabbath School Couven-
ton, while on his way home. The
boat had landed to debark a lot Of
cattle, causing considerable delay and
trouble, as the beat was pressed for
time. The work was conducted in
Mr.. fuckers usual energetic manner.
but with the usual annoyance and
trial of patience attending the re-
ceptiOn or discharge of cattle. The
minister watched the whole proceed
ing with intense interest, and when it
was ended, approaching Tucker. he
said. Are you through" Being
answered in the affirmative, he said,
4" am really glad of it; 1 am greatly
pleased-you are the only mate ever
saw experience such a trial without
the use of proiane language. Tucker
gravely assured him that he never
swore......There was very high wind
last night. amounting almost to a gale.
1.-THE Robert Burns and Evans
Vile arrived at 1890 this murning.
1.-THE Evansville was full of to-
bacco and miscellaneous freight."....
The Burns bad big barge and big
trip.
River DIspaIch-
PIrTsBURG, June Is.-Monong aheIa sta
tionary; feet inches in the channel: at
Greensboro, falling slowly, with feet 10
inches; at Brownsville falling slowly, with
81 ieet. Heavy rains at the he'd waters
Of the Allegheny River last night, ard
higher water Is expected here. IL rained |
here heavily last night Arrived-Julia, |
from GAINESVILLE, and Glendale. from ST. |
Louis. The Wauantta leaves for st. Louis /
this evening. The Kate Putnam and Merry |
Davage and barges are also loading. The /
leave this evening: Coal Val ey with nine |
barges, $1,000 bushels; Whale, ten barges, |
100000 bushels, for Cincinnati. The Fred \
Wilson leaves for Louisville with nine |
baIges and two fuel boats. containing no. |
600 bushels. II there is one foot more OF
water to. morrow, some fifteen or twenty /
s. Gamers will depart Immediately. The /
weather is cloudy. Mercury 7So.
PITTsBURG. June I3-Weather cloudy
stationary. Arrived-Glenda.e, from st.
Louis.
J..
II feet inches in the channel. Arrived
Edinburgh, New Orleans; r. r. Hudson.
wheeling: sam. j Hale, memphis. De-
parted-Charmer, Marietta. Showers dur
Ing the day.
CAIRo, Juno I9-Robb, st. Louis to L ou-
isville, 8 p. N /; Thomp son Dean, New Or
leans TO st. Louis, "A. M; Richmond. Cal
TO TO New Orleans, IL; Tyrone, Cairo to
eans 70 Aif Rv pe9 e 6 GsT FOOT or
Weather cloudy. Mercury 74o.
ST. Louis. June l3.-Arrtved, Boards
town, from Peoria; Minneapolis, from st.
Tower, from Memphis; COntip entail, from
New Orleans; Lewis, from Kansas city;
Fr feaL from the Lower Mississi aPa
Departed, SchuyIer, for Peoria; Johnson,
for Keokqki Post Boy, for Kansas City;
st. Paul River rising slowly. Weather
idly, with is feet on Harpeth Shoals. A
heavy rise from the upper Cumberland is
expected to come down Weather cool
and clear Arrtved--Burksvtil Upper
Cumberland; Alpha, Paducah; Talisman,
Cairo. Departed-Aipha, Evansville, and
MEMHHIs, Juoe 10 - Weather c oudy;
mercury 75o. River about stationary. De-
paired last night-Rubico for st. Louis;
Louis CITY of Cairo for Vicksburg. The
Great Republic is due to- night from below.
ManIfesis.
Manifest of steamer Sam Orr, from East.
port to Evansville. June IL, 1870:
Nackey, Nisbet & Co, 70 bales cotton: |
Miller, Gardner & Co, box mdse; Weldon
Bros & Co, hhds tobacco; ser onin, Dix
on & Co, Is, 633 feet lumber; & ID Holman,
2 barrels -four: Rag n, pickey q Carson,
bags cotton yarn, box indigo: Woodrow.
R.itz & Co, l keg mule shoes, 7 bbIs scraD |
iron; Charles BabcoclI q Co, bale cotton:1
d Armstrong, l bedstead: K Gilbert.
bales cotton; T. Baum IL Co, l box mdse: |
William Heilman, lathe, saw and table:
BrowneIler, GRANVILLE 81 Co, barrels old |
iron, bundle old copper; Adams Express
Co, valuable letter, Sl75.
RFsHIPPIHG.
Cinclnnatt-5 bbls bark extract
Pittsburg-30 bags peanuts
1T. Louis-10 bags peanuts
New Orleans-l hid tobacco.
DISCHARGED BELOW.
Paducah-lS hhds tobacco.
Golconda-l,S 500 feet flooring.
Caseyville-900 feet flooring
Shawneetown-2,00 900 feet flooring l
Uniontown--l2.00 900 feet flooring :
Henderson-99 9S feet flooring. :
Manifest of the steamer City OF Evans a
yille, from Cairo, June u: \
w Ford, hhds tobacco: A & l. Uhl, i
asks potters' cay; VIM q Brown & Co, !
lhus tobacco: a Z shrader, q hhds 40; 2
Baird q Harf, - bbls potatoes: Chas >
8 bbis flour; H d AlIis & Co, At 7
ibis do; Henry Ayres & Co, 20 b5ls of G