Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-18
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DEPARTURES YESTERDAY
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The river is stm falling rapidlys at this point
having declined about four inches during tn
~twenb-rour hours ending al SIX O'Clock las
evening. Business was somewhat brisk at tn
landing Yesterday. The weather was Verl
warm.
The Hickman departed for Cincinnati last
evening with a large number Of passengers and
q good freight, including 2so bales cotton
The steamer Messenger also departed foF
New Orleans last evening With a fair trip
The Victoria arrived from Vieksburg on time
with a good tdp both OF passengers and
freight. Included IN Der freight list were six
hundred baes Of cotton seed, for r~sshiPnsnt BY
the Ben Lewis for St. Louis to-day.
The ". H. Langley arrived from White river
yesterday with a large number OF passengers
and a fair freight, including forty bales cotton.
Mr.. Robt H. PoWars, clerk Of The Langley,
reports White river at a stand, with heavy
rains on Monday. The Langley left Jackson
port Sunday evening. he 14h inst. Met The
steamer Tennessee Belle at Surrounded Hill,
as fol- as a dry sponge. The l. put of 5000
feet lumber at CouJordia. Met Alice Vivian
at Montgomery Point. and Kate Fhsbee at
Helena.
The new steamer Blue Bird Capt. Holden,
arrived from Louisville last evening and de-
parted for New Orleans last evening. She is
designed Tor he mail line In Bayou LsfouTche
The Gladiator came down last evening, with
a large passenger list, and considerable stock
and freight, including a quantity Of tobacco.
There are no less than fifteen new boats in
process Of construction around The Falls Of The
Ohio al present.
The Pink ysrbls No ?, which went to the
assistance Of the Mariner, returned to Louis
VILE Sunday morning, after relieving her Of her
freight and barge. During Saturday the water
had gained two feet on The pumps by the dessr-
tion OF the crew.
The Gen. Pike arrived al Louisville yester-
day, as we learn By telegraph.
Mr.. W. NJ. ShePPerd has resigned the clerk
ship Of the steamer W. H. Langley, and has
been succeeded BY Mr. Robert H. Powers.
We learn from the Cincinnati Commercial
that, in the collision case Of the Glenwood and
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18Th ult., near Locust bar, Messrs. Guthrie and
Haldeman, local Inspectors for Cincinnati af.
er examining a number Of witnesses on both
have revoked the license Of VIM. ".
Williamson, pilot on the Glenwood. Ellis c.
Mare was at the wheel Of the Messenger.
The Mariner recently shagged and sunk at
he Flats, was raised during Saturday night,
and is now on the ways at Madison, under
repairs. Capt. bravo, on Saturday went
Town from Cincinnati, on the superior, with
was pumped out and ahoat in less than a
Of hours, when she proceeded TO Madi-
with her own steam.
The Antelope win be sold by the Sheriff at
Sew Albany on the 9fth inst.
We are indebted TO Capt. A. G. Folger Of
be Victoria, and TO the officers Of the W. H.
and Gladiator for late papers and
fsyors.
FoR NIcKsBUKG.-The splendid new steam
7 Victoria, Capt. Newell, is the regular mail
md passenger packet for yicksburg at 4
this afternoon. She is the favorite in
be line, with the very best Accommodations for
lasseHgers. CAPT. A c. FOlger is the clerk
FoR Wits RIVER-The fine little steamer
Y. H. Lsnsley, Capt D. c. Williams, viii
cave as above at 3 O'Clock tins afternoon
lr. Robt H. Powars, an accomplished clerk,
las charge Of the Office.
Eos ST. LoUIs.-ne fine passenger packet
zen Lewis, Capt T. Il. Briefly, viii leave on
ct first trip to-day for S. Louis departing at
our o'slock. this afternoon. She is one Of the
cry finest boats Of her class, with Efficient
nd popular offers. Capt W. S. Harper is
be clerk.