Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-24
Bort Of Mlfmpbls.
NJ adueriiscmenfs Of Steamboats, inserisi eroepi
fhr0EgA -fgenfs IN hfs city, who rtl BE- held
responsible for aireriisiug fees.
STEAMBOATS, LEAVING TODAY.
For pa~riolars see Gdusrfisemenfs.l

STEAMBOATS, LEAVING TODAY.
For p~drfinians see a~dusrfiseneafs.
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For New Orleans. MESSENGER ...--..Lanshorn
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY
Pianet-.---.--st louis. Msrs claennan-
mperlsI-....N New Orleans John wsish.-..sL Louis
Diana------.- New Orleans
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Planet. ...-.. View Orleans Hars.-...New 0rlear 2.
mperIaL.......s 81. Lanis. John Waish..N- Orleans.
Daniel Boone. ..VickshwE- Return---.Whiie River.
The decline in the river continues steady in
a ratio Of about 4 inches in "a hours. The
weather yesterday was decidedly eoo'er than
during the past few DAYS, with occasional light
showers Of rain. Business at he levee was
very dull-duller than on any other previous
Saturday during the season.
The shipments Of cotton during the past fort
night embraced SO4 bales, Of which 275 bales
were taken for the Ohio river, 1877 bales for
New Orleans, and I32 bales for St. Louis.
There were but few arrivals and departures
yesterday. The Imperial arrived from New
Orleans last evening with III passengers, 96
Of whom disembarked here.
Among the departures yesterday was the
Daniel Boone, for vieksburg, the Platte VAL
ley, for St. Louis, and the Return, for White
river, an having left with light trips.
Two or three Of our regular packets did not
arrive, owing to the low water. OF this num-
Der were the Southerner, from Louisville, and
the Jennie Whipple, from Little Rock.
The ~Soufherner had not passed Hickman
last evening, as we learned BY telegraph, and
we infer, therefore, that she is aground in the
Ohio river.
The Jennie WIFI pie, which was aground in
the Arkansas river, had got of, arrived at Lit
tie Rock. and returned to the lower Arkansas.
She was therefore due here last night. Capt
Charlis Gray is in the city, awaiting her ar
rival.
The Gen. Pike left Louisville Friday even
ing, and VIII be due here tomorrow.
Capt. A. H. Bueher's new steamer Kate
Nav will be due here Tomorrow.
A correspondent Of Little Rock. writing
under date Of the 10Th JULY, informs US that
the Arkansas river has nearly dried up, there
being only eighteen inches water between
Little Rock and Fort Smith. The Jennie Whip
pie had not arrived at Little Rock on the even
ing Of the 10Th, and was then fifteen hours be-
hind time. This statement is in accordance
with the report that the Whippls had got
aground The Arkansas Traveller had arrived
within five miles Of Little Rock and laid up
from a want Of water.
The mail boat Red Wing had not arrived at
Little Rock from Napoleon on time, and it was
feared that she was aground. The Violet,
from Fort Smith, had not arrived a. Little
Rock, and the Medora had left her aground at
Galley Rock on Sunday last. The charter Of
the steamer Medora, in The trade between Fort
Smith and Little Rock, expired last weak, and
the 9isdora has been engaged to take the place
Of the Irene in the mail line between Napoleon
and Little Rock-the Irene having gone to
Cincinnati for repairs.
FoR ST. L0UTs-The magnificent mail and
passenger packet Philadelphia, Capt. Mar
shall, viii leave for all landings hence 10 st.
Louis at the usual hour tomorrow afternoon.
She has splendid passenger accommodation
ans makes her connections with perfect regu-
laritY. Her officers are not exceIled in point
Of efficiency and attention. Our young friend
Ischudi has charge OF the clerks office.
FoE LouIsvILLE-The feet steamer Ken
tueky, Capt Lamb, is the regular packet for
Louisville at 4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
She viii connect with the Illinois Central Rail
road at Cairo, and with the mail boats at
Louisville for Cincinnati and the East. There
is no better passenger packet than the Ken
lucky, and Der officers are unrivaled in a
knowledge Of the duties which pertain to their
positions. Messrs. Halliday and Taylor are
the clerks.
EoH NV ORLEANs.-Tbe fine summer pack
ct Messenger, Capt. Langhorn, viii leave for
New Orleans at 4o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
This is the f~ayorite OF the summer fleet, with
the best accommodations, and as she takes
the mails her P~unctuality may be relied upon.