Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-31

AaRITED.--J 9. Cline, Memphis; Rock City, Lou
isyille; Edmonias Cairo; Aida Paduesh Netfs MI
Ter, Dayls's Rifle; Princess, Cineinnlt
DEPARTED.--J. G. Cline, Memphis; Resale, Pitts
i burgh; Umpire, Paducah
Steamer Nashville at EddyviIe steamer Seventy
! Six, Clarksville.
sTEANER SuSE-Tbe new boat Alboro, ran over
the White Bluff in the vicinity Of Cairo, and caused
her to sink instanteueously. No lives lost. CABIN
parted from hull and Aoated to the Kentucky shore
! Hull and cargo a total loss.
Bears ExPEcTED.-Steamer D. A. Given from Lou
sville; steamer Reliance from Pittsburgh; steamer
Chattanooga from Padueah; AleOnia from Memphis.
BusEEss-The landing literally covered with
merchandise. Eleven steamers now in port, the
most Of which have brought heavy freights. Ship
ments principally confined to boz pork for Ptsburg
at exceeding low rates, considering the present low
stage of water.
CoLLIsIoS.-Steamer Chattanooga and Delegate
met with slight collision, below, by horse ford on
this river, serious damage done. The Chattanoo-
ga was floating at the time.
WEATHER AND WATER.--Weather cool with the
appearance of being settled. Water receding about
inches in twenty-four hours Now on Harpeth
Shoals, three feet large.
LIGHTEREo.- Seventy Six and Salina.
For PITTsBUGH-This day positively steamer Del
egate, Manatta, will take her departure as above
and all intermediate landings at y o'clock
For CNoNXATI.-The superior light draught
steamer Princess, Capt. NJ Aiken, with Phil Wills
clerk. This craft is decidedly the Hghtest craft
that pies between this port and Cincinnati Ship
v,,-. IL.
pOrtaton any boat that will be as to make the
trip without difficulty this steamer, any Off
whoare as prompt and attentive to business en-
trusted to them. Her hour of departure is o'clock
p. n, this day.
+. FOR PADUoAH-The popular, regular packet, Ali |
da Ryman master, departs above this day at u o.
clock This craft is among the most accommodating |
in our trade she gives punctual attention to al
way business.
FOR ST. LOUIs.-The regular packet boat Sallie |
West, Capt. COrbitt who stands proverbal for atten
ton and courtesy, with select crew and experienced
officers leaves this day at u o'clock, for the above
points, and ali intermediate landings.
Ii PoRr REPARING.-The steamer James Johson
IS rapidly completing her repairs and will leave port
FOR New Orleans the first sufficient rise of the rv-
err has now declined there is not at present
suciency of water to let her the shoals light.
To the owners of this craft this will be severe Pc
,uniary loss, as she had prospects before her of
good and profitable trip had she not met with the
iccident of becoming entangled with the ropes of
he derrick in use for the elevation of the new bridge
pier.
FoR PITrsBURG.-On Thursday morning next,
teamer Reliance.
RISE IN MrssOURr.--A big rise reported in the
Missouri river. Six feet at Weston
STEAMER ADMIRAL.-This boat reported sunk in
he Missouri turns out not to be safe.
Ice GORGE.-The ice gorge has broken at Rock
slsnd, which lets out feet of steamers
TIE RUE CLAIRE.-Steamer South America came
q collision with the Rue Claire at Maramac on the
PIPER Mississippi and sunk her to the boiler deck