The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-23

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the Moore, which has broken off just
forward Of the boilers. She will
prove total loss......."The
packets in yesterday. had moderate
trips generaIly.........The Fayette took
a large party up to the first locks
on Green River, yesterday....."........
The Tarascon returned from Hender-
son last night. Among her passen-
gers is Mr.. Dennis Long, the re-
engine builder of Louisville.
1.-THE Quickstep did not arrive till
2 P. NJ. yesterdsy-.......When the
Mary Miller left the coal mines on
Wednesday last. she had on board
2,346 barrels Of -four, 3,842 bags of
corn, 240 sacks of oats, 252 kegs of
lard, 81 tierces Of lard, 80 barrels of
eggs, Ill hogsheads of tobacco, 81
tons miscellaneous merchandise, and
a large lot of furniture.........There
were some signs of rain again last
night. but like most signs In dry
weather.were likely to prove delusive...
The Edinburg deferred her departure
from Cincinnati until Saturday night
She will be here early to. day......The
Emperor will be here this morning,
and leave for Cincinnati tomorrow
morning.........Tho towboats Ella and
Mary Ann passed down with the
Simpson Horner and Baltic. Satur-
day. not the Stella and Grand Lake.
as we reported on the third page of
the JoURNAL.........A large towbaat.
probably the Boaz. passed up about
10 o'clock last night.......The Hart
ford arrived at $50 last night with
an excellent trip. She goes out at
4 PM. to-day. Get your freight down
early.
Boats leaving To-day.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The elegant
steamer Edinburgh is announced for
New Orleans to-day. and has excel
lent passenger appointments. Capt.
Frank 7. Bachelor, one of the most
eminent commanders in commission
and one of the pleasantest gentlemen
in the world, is her chief officer. Mr..
j. Lawrence Carter, formerly of the
Silver Moon, and more recently COM
mander of the Darling, is her insu-
perable clerk. We commend the
Edinburgh and her excellent officers
to shippers and passengers.
Manffests.
Manife't OF steamer Idlewild, fTom
Cairo to Evansville, May 81
r K Dunkerson 40 bales cotton: E A
Shrader 200 barrals flour, 70 hogsheads to-
DaccO: q W French hogshead tobacco:
Jaquess Hudspeth & Co hoqshead tobaci
co; w s Ford 10 hogsheads tobacco; Il q
Van Ripper 8 hogsheads tobacco; VIM g
packages hides; Geo f Chandler 1 dozen
chickens: H A Cook crates strawberries /:
Q Hedderich 10 bags potatoes: Ed HaR2
horses and l wagon; Tenney BowIes & Co
q packages hides; s E Gilbert 6 empty
barrelsi III Goldberg bags rags, tons
Meyer l whatnot; Gilbert sugar mill; -
Kaisly trunks, beadstead.
RESHIPPIEG.
New AIbany-9 bags wool.
Louisville-N hOgsheads tobacco, o bags
wool.
Cincinnati-2 hogsheads tobacco, A bags
rags, 2 bbls fruit.
Manifest of steamer Evansville. May 81
1870: w > Ford. ~ hOgsh eads tobacco !:
Weldon Bros & Co, SO hogsheads tobacco;
Il q Van Ripper, Is hogsheads tobacco; Mar
tin, Gardner g. Co, q hogsheads tobacco; r
X Dupkerson q Co, SO hogsheads tobacco:
Preston a. Co, barrel f1axseed: VIM He'll
man, 2 pieces castings; Ragon, Dickey &
Carson, barrels mdse, sack feathers; w
u Brown q Co, 81 pieces marble.
River Dispatches.
PTTsBURG, May CIV Weather clear and
pleasant. Monongahela 3 feet 10 inches
and stationary. No arrivals or depart
ures.
CINcINNATI, May 21.-RIver IS feet and
falling. Arrived-Juniata. Pittsburs,: Ca
melia, Nashville. Departed - Wauantta
Pittsburg; Silver Moon, Memphis: Fdiu-
burg. New Orleans; Emperor, Evansville.
CINcINNATI. May 22-RIver 10 feet 7