Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-19

AnRIvAE TEsTERnAr
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DEPARTURES YESTERDAY
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- rr-is- CRY q Msm-..-st Iauis-
r. y. m.N orleans Rowena osA
AdmiraL-----W- riTef-l
ne river was sh1ut s~tationary a. ahis p'int Yesterday
re --,p, heavr -aias huviuF.hai no rre; upon q a.
-. heavily eicuded sn tsy and ne wind
a,,~.t .-u,d ard was blowing from ths west, render
ne the snsrn-sa sud uiEht uuusuany cod even for ihe
season..
ghers is nov tut NIFTY inches wsier IN me- Arkausa'
river. Noas @ ue boats nv attempt % g above Pine
bag. md hey nus navigation 20 that point even' very
dlm-Hit anthaEs-d'a-
msr.,.in,s Of e..,on ~ SERVER yesterday, embraced
III hales. rse shipments curing the 1me periea IN
r,-s.f .r7s hs,es. o vhlrh IT'S we're taken far New
/ orleans snd $50 20 g. Douis snd me eaa.
ne wrirs,s yesterday % regulsr raatets embraced
~. p.nisl poue .run vIcssiur, TIE souih Boad from
~. srr,,s.s rvsr. and fhe Bsn Lewis from 81 L9uis.
me R,ons was not mueh injured BY me late accident and
vim p, fully repsired in tine % leave today. She
b-w-stIfs bales csion sr oar merchants. Ths South
r.ps ala rot co farther ua ne Arkznsas than Pine Piun.
SIC r,.u-ned win q fair trip. iucuiine Is bales cotton
M. Bsn lewis h-ausht a large number % passengers and
- sod freirht list. SIR departed for st. Louis Al a
late b,B- l,.t night taxing sss bales cotton
mn L.-El,aa aud ?. G. Tuishell we're cue from
81 roui, last svsaiur. ana both VIII MAKE cut a cargo
AZ fhis point
ne viaoria has sbaat 1000 bales s7t'on snsaFsa is
New oriesns
The Lady wal.oavss dus from the Arsnnsas river last
evening.
-rhe tt. 2. W. HFH. To- New Orleans, ne Admiral for
whiie riss- and ts- Ben Lewis for s.. Louis departed
yesterday. The Admiral had been detained over from
he previous DAY
The Acaeia COTTAGE, from Cincinnati, and he Noses
McLe-=n. fran Louisville. srrivei At a late hour last
evening. Tie CottsEs had a Long manifest and both
boats Rad iarse number q passengers.
The Tisress from New Orleans, sna tbs Wm. Camp
bell. from ST. Louis arrived yesterday snd will remain
over al Gis port unfl TO-DAY.
TIE Rorsna, vhidh pzssei dIEu yesterday. discharged
fa-fy-nre b Ies o. c1ton at this port.
The Cora Andersen, Planet and the CRY 81 Memphis,
passed NJ since our last report Capt. Bonneer. late Of
ne wm. n. Morrison. has charge % The Cora Andersen,
being The sole owner. Re says be is Eorking now Tor
d" KoIis End the chiiiren.''
me Circinnat Enquirsr o. wednesday, SAYS that
owing % hs recent rise in the saioto river, the abut-
meuts Of the bridge nsar the mluth OF that stream gave
way. and he entire s~trurture feu with q TREMENDOUS
rssh. Two vet unnamed psrsons into eternity.
Thsy were warned n their anger, but they heeded not,
and rsnainsd q the bridge until their COON vas sealed.
ne casualty o-cu-red on Monday morning.
The steamer HieEman left Cincinnati for this port on
THURSDAY
FoR EEw OALEASs--me elezsnt steamer T. c.
TwitcseI. Capt MeFaI, viii lesvs fr New Orls.ns
positively a. s oeieek this afternoon Passengers will
hnd her and her 0mcers all that could be desired.
Mezrrs Hayman n Norris are the agents.
FoR THE ARKANSAS RIVER. The me light
draught steamer s1ath Bend, Capt. Haiaes, viii lesve
for su points on the Arkansas river Al the usual hosr
this sf=raoan. she takes the mail. aud, therefore,
makes her trips with regularity. Capt Larry Harm
stead is Der scent
FOR Lo~uTsvrLLr.-The popular steamer Moses Nc
Leisn, Cart Irwin. viii leave fr Louisville a (
O'Clock this Afternoon. she is a splendid passenger
racket. bsvinE unsurpassed a~o-um1dri1ns AMI em-irnt
an,srs. Mcssrs. shirley sui Tayisr have ehargs Of the
a,rk's anos, md passengers viii End a pleasant com
pluila ia chr cd friend Cel. c. C. Green, of the post
amse.
TOR -v1cKsuuro-Tbe h-rt steamer Daniel Boone.
Capt. Hicks. is the rertIar mau and passenger packet
FOR vidS-burs to-day, and viii leave promptly al S
o'clsk this afternoon. she is the Old fsvoriis in the
line, hsviug more connections thsn any other packet on
the Mississippi. Her leading connection is with Capt
Coles splendid white river nail hosts At Napoleon.
For further iu.a-m-Eon inquire OF her accomplished
clerks. M=su. WINE and wsd5en.
FcR C~IEcIvNATI-rhe me little packet Acacia
C1tt1er C1r- Desmukes. viii iesve a. above al S o'clodk
this arernoan. She Is o. very Ieht drsugbt and has
superior ac-umocations.
FOR Waite ER.- splendid steamer Gen.
Pike, Capt. Jones Is the regular packet Cor white river
to-day, and sn leave at4 O'Clock P. H.. She is the Cd
farorite IN the trade. and those who seek oomfort.shoulS
register on her Capt Fleming IS the clerk.
TIE neat aud substantial steamer Tisress, Capt. Hop
kins viii sla leave Tor Kew Orleans tals morning. al
10 O'Clock. She is in every respecta desirable passenger
bat.
The Victoria. Capt. Hauks is receiving for New Or
leans, and vii depart a. s o'clock this afternoon. When
we assure The travelling rusIie thar they viii nnd their
Old frie-d Capt. FolEsr in the eH-s, AMI their gay young
friend Page atoui decks we need say nothing more,
unlosa we might add that Martin vii have charge Of
TIE saloon.
FoR ST. LoUIs.-T.e elecant steamer Platte VALLEY,
Capt. Postal. VIII leave Tor Cairo rnd ST. Louis az
O'Clock this Afternoon. she EiI take the mail, and Of
course willmake all her connections promptly. she has
dne accommodations Tor passengers aud popular onosrsB
intending cur friend Patterson.