Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-01

The river was rising quite rapidly durins
yesterday. Ca this side the stream was GOV
cred with drift and thick focks Of foam, which
was from the Cumberland, being a result oi
the storm which SO greatly injurs3th railroad
TIE following boats reached this port sinc'
our last report: From ST. Louis, the Hiauatha
the Scar City and ths WOOdrgf, for New
Orleans. F.om Louisville, the Fairchid TOT
New Orleans. From New Orleans, the Dsca-
fET for Cincinnati
For laoe papers AID manifest We are indebted
to the kind attentions Of 7. ". Hildreth Of the
White River steamboat RafaTn, which left last
night on her return TRIP. she landed here IS3
bales Of Cotton also % cabin and 90 deck pas
ssngys.
wars LITTLE RED RrvERs These
rivers the Rsizrn reports as having IN the chan
mel, the former / feet, the latter feet, and Goth
rising.
TIE Nebraska, a boat whose merits are too
wei known to require our commentator, will
Issve Tomorrow evening for New Orleans,
where she will connect with the GslysstOl
(Texas) steamer.
The spleadid passenger ard q. s Miilpack
e Virginia, will be at the landing, b0unl for
New Orleans, early Monday eveaiag. To pas
ssngsrs going s0uth IBIS oTzrs a good OPpor-
tuaity, for more kind, colrtsouI and attentive
officers than Cap. Caas. T. Reyuol1z, and he
clerk Wm. Z. Armstrong, are nos to be fou
on the river, aad tie boa. goes through hi b
despatch. For passage OF freight inquire Of
her agent, No. ST From. Row.
VrcKsBuRe From the Wig, December g
There VAS a very large an1lat Of business
dous on the i-Tee yesterday TIE landing was
lined witt boats (hs most o. which were
packets) during TIE day. Tae river con-
msn-sa rising YESTERDAY i was coming Up
pretty freely last evening.
OUkcHrrA RIVER. AHk.-From the TraU-
der. December 3: Ga Tuesday morning last
I the Ou5chi-a river was ovsrf0Niag its banks
OF bo.h sides opposite this place. i wanted
several feet, however, Of being up 10 high
saier mark.
FErp.-At s.. Louis, on Tuesday last, Wm.
Davis, mate OF the steamer JHHy Eh5Fp.s,
was fined $50 for vioiaton OF the ordnance
against carrying concealed weapons.
AT ST. LoUIs-From he Democrat, Deem
Der =: The river rose about a foot at this point
. YES. ELlIf- llE " IftuN ATNNN|H AAE 4 N-tAaLA-
mia aground al Devils Island, and a boat
( ALONGSIDE lighting bFT of. Sax feet scaut on
the bars, and river ris iHg. The Hars g0--OH
the bar Opposite ths lower end Of the city, on
which she vas aground FOR over tvs weeks.
Tne Polar Siar and -EubTy arrived without
freight. from The Missouri, aud the former pro-
ceeded AZ once toPuii the -fasfTaiIa OF he bar,
but failed. B5th have laid up. We learn the
I MigsisqiDoi is open 10 Prairie ID Chen. eighty
81 49, 49, 81 HhnH Hhn wrrr~ uHnn
rising Yesterday, wTh four feet 90 The bar at
D,5cqac. The BefGFf arrived last evening
from Rock leland, aud we learn hat the Brasil
also laec for this port The Wa. I. EUtHg
arrived from Chester, but viii not 60 back
again, The GarUin having RESUMED hcr place as
the regular packet. Inc D1sn0inos, which
Eas laid up FOR some time. for the ice, arrived
with good cargo, snt lef. again fcr Ksokgk
MEMPHIS PACKET HEKALD.-The St Louis
Dsm1c0at Of Wednesday learns. Mr.. Tnad L
Coasnt. formerly clerk Of the TeHnsssss Bsiis,
and more lately o. lhe fas. steamer Phaadi-
3 ptia. has become interested in The Hlra'd, 90
Ter a. to assume the command Of has steamer.
The Herald is rot At all like the boat Of that
name hat was seen AT our lsndinga few weeks
aso. She has been entirely charged in appear
snce. aui in fact, for the better. The ball is
sound IS the s0uudes and she is 80 elegant as
the most elegant. Sde has bal a general over
harlsg from stem to s-cru; 2ad rom hurricane
deck to kelson. She has also had an entire
acw outfit, new carpets, bedding, furniture, new
everything.
DEAD.-The Evansville Enquirer of Deem
Der s, SAYS: Tue msn who was stabbed Ia toe
sfraY or the landing, last Friday, died at tae
Marine Hospital on Sunday.
MoRTUART REFoRT.-The following is the
list o. Iutcrm-nts ior the week eldng ssturtzy, De
oenne- y, 1851:
December 5-Mr. Dennis Eenns- EEel 80 years, pneu-
monia 6-HenTT a. Wei iuzion, l0msnths braaf -Fer;
s-WIM Tie Tpyf- = y-a7s. fsV-rs 6-Catrarus Conway
6 years, e~rysipelas; -FEederick \ .l-use. 3 days spazms;
s-GForEs Eckrrf. 3 years, typhus fever; u-&egrC
Child 3 mouils. not kH W.
Gao FL4HEKTY A. BRO. Sections
Decrmbers-Nr. Ga-g *. Tayrr, So years. o~ougesii9r
Ct bz q 81. L maid, - vars. typhoid FEVER
st-anEer. C.E HOIST sexton.
Dsember Io-Nsgro Chii, wars earouie.
y. b SMITH, sexton.
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