Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Ir-la-a-6N
PORT OF NASHVILLE.
ARRIvED-Aleonia, from Paduoah

AHR1vED-Aleonia, from Paducah
DEPARTED-V. & Stephenson, for Louisville; Aleenia
for Memphis.
Bears EXPECTED THIS DAT-The farfamed Dan1 Boone
from Memphis preparatory to her return trip; Swallow
from Cincnnst Diamond from Louisville; City Of Hunts.
/ vile, from Cairo
BOATs LEAvEa-Ths regular Cairo packet City Of
Huntsville under the control of gentlemanly mOdestan
courteous offers Eho will doubtless use every exerion
to do all in her power 70 render comfort and satisfaction.
FoR AENPHIs-On Monday next at u O'clock the pop
uar, highheaded aying bird of craft Dan1 Boone win
depart above and all intermediate landings. For safety
speed and accommodation this craft has yet been
surpassed. In her former trade, between Cairo and
Aaysve. the crag nsgs of those waters were able
70 overhaul her ard token of general surrender to
her as The swest boat she presented by the famous
steamer Telegraph with the huge horns which she
carries which time the short stock being enyiOus Of
her speed well DESTROYS of gaining unmerited
n7orisy for being fast have made repeated imbecils
brushes rob bs Boone Of her laures all of which has
had the tendency increase her popularity and to
application to be made at least week ahead to her
agents in order to secure comfortable quarters.
Bears DEPARTED-The Memphis line boat AleOnis, in
order to accommodate laid from Friday until Satur.
day morning, Old Gibraltar Mille left with perfect
Jam Of passengers Capt Lee, the walking budget of fun
leaves Monday. Between these two worthless they make
clean sweep of PASSENGERS who desire comfort, speed
and sure connections with first class steamers.
ONO RIVER OATs-We have been somewhat amused
Of lae at the great anxiety manifested for the arrivals
from this quarter. Our patrens to have forgotten
that the river RISES the ice breaks up and the steamers
travel all about their usual speed, customary before
the days of the telegraph the latter being 30 far in sd
Of the former, with the exception of the famous
graph Outrun the ordinary mode cause us to an
ticpae far advance of what in reality can be accom-
pshed. To the mpst eut and the travelling community
generally, would remark that from the beginning of
the present to the latter part of the incoming week. the
arrivals Of boats will be numerous much that pas
ssngers and shippers cannot fail to be accommodated to
any named point on the most reasO able terms
FOR CINCINNATI AND LoUIsvILLE-We call attention to
the neat popular, substantial steamer Wenona, Captain
Skunk with the courteous clerk Dunlap which enters this
trade regular packet between this port and above
Tuesday will be her day fer the Queen City
when trust she will meet with liberal share of pat
ronsgs
For LoUrvnLE-On Tuesday evening next it is expee-
ted that the regular trader Diamond Capt Holcroft on
deck and Capt c. T. Reeder and son in the Office will
depart for the Falls City.
For CAIRO-The popular and accommodating craft Ali
da Capt Ryman master and Parrish Clerk will depart as
above this morning at II O'clock This being desirable
arrangement fer Sunday passengers we trust all will bear
it in mind
BUsrSEss-EZremely dull Freight scarce passengers
more abundvu than usual with every disposition on the
part of seams to render entire satisfaction. The Mem
phs Cairo ami Ohio river line of steamers is now in full
operation aOrdng superior facilities for travelling at low
rates
WEATHER AND WATER-Weaher still unsettled with in
dicaons OF rain. Water sufficient for all stsamboatng
purposes