Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14
Bort Of Mlsmgbis.


NlANEE NNANs
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
NouarA..---..N O.. Cincinnati
Fsnuv Ruiiit. .Loui.vIls souih Bend...--Ark river
J. 1ahnsou...-.Nashril p. II. airchlld--s---N- o
Z. Nashville II. r. ", Hil..---.-k- o.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
rch-..-....C~i Cincinnati Diamond- ...-. New OrleAH'
runay Buniu-...-..N q. south BeudArk river
] p. l1aEard-------.N. q aspor--..-Ncw Orleans
P. y Fairchld--Louisvlne
The river had risen about 70 inches duFiug the twenty
four hours ending at six O'Clock last eveuiuE. ne
weather vas asaia clear and pleasant. with considerable
mud under faot. Basinsss At ne lAniing Wa not very
brisk.
We learned By telegraph last nishi thsi ne river ar
Louisville vas falling rapidly. VIII ten feet water an The
falls.
There were but e bales elttsa received By rivef yes
tsuiay, aud he shipments suh-soea but ahoat2 eooeaies
which was taken for New Orleans
rhe n. ". Hi, from NsE Orleans, The Kate Fris-
bee. from v~icSsburz, and the South BEND. ron me Ar
kansas river. arrived. The Hm cane pliEht while
ne Fdsbee was heavily i~reishfed. Eaeh brought sbaies
cotton. The ssuh Bend broussi buts bales cotton
Ehe Passport Tor Ser Orleans, the Kats Frissee Tor
yiokfburE ne sen. PIKE hr Waite river, the souih
BsuI Or Afksnss river, aud the 81 Francis No. . for
81. Franei. river. departed yesterday. Tie Essiport
took abant coo bales nttan. The Fsisaee, ST. Frsnes
and sen. Pike an had excellent trirs boihof passengers
and freight. he south Bcad was nsht each way
ne Fanny Buiut from Louisville, the Jas Johnsoa
ard z. Howard from Nashville, and the Disnond froz
Cin-trnati, passed down YESTERDAY, and the March for
Ciuianau. and Z. II. Farehnd Tor Louisville. Tassedup
ne show beat Banjo remained over Yesterday, AID
there was an eufertaiument given 90 bard lasteveniag.
A steamer. with . heavy run &C cal in ton, passed
Gown last evening. she ala noi make q landiug, but We
Inferred FROM her appearance thai n vas the James
Guthrie.
ne abir Inss,a boat" Chsotrz, Cue from New
orleans On Tuesday, had not auived last evening
There had been some trouble smonE the crew a. New
Orleans. which vas no d5ubt The cause o. her detention
ne rate o. frsirht on cotton from this port to New
orislns has been permanently rsiuoed 70 81 per bale.
We are Indebted 10 Mtssrs Haynie and MeAichael.
the popular clerks O the r.. r. ". Hin, fr late New
Orleans papers.
TIE ssyIart arrived from 81. Louis a. a late hour On
Moulsy night, AID LEFT yesterday for Port smith. She
had q large amount Of St. Louis freight, and received
additions here
Neither the !. II. Diekey nor :. H. Lrels has arrived
from 81 Louis. rhey have 10 doabt been detained By |
ice. The sEylarE is the last arrival fron ST. Louis.
Tie Antelope was t9ue3 up over the fails st Louisville
on Sunday. uc Journal understands That Messrs.
shirley. Bell s Co. intend to pat her m~sshiasry into a
Ad-akhand belonging to DE toEb1a, J. n. Kenoes,
vas drgzncs 1t AziLsn, Ind, on saiuBdsy BY the cap /
sizing OF the ysvI- A. Louisville sunday 8 man fen into I
the river fnm the Antelope Just ss she vas leaving
Portland he was rescued.
Tie new -silroz1 pssketR B. Cheney, Which plies BE-
tween Columbus and Cairo has taken her place regularly
in the line, AMI is represented q s a pisHdid soai in
every particular There viii therefore be TO fs-hsr
mHsini OF de;rntious from that source.
The Noses McLeilsn left Louisville for this part f0n
Monday. and win therefore be due here Tonight.
FoR WHITE RTrER-The splendid steamer Z. n.
Ryrnd. Capt. J. B sheridan, having been un1rcis=blY
detained. viii leave fr an points On Waite and Little
Red rivers a. IS o'ciock this Afternoon. TIE Ryland has
no superior as a passenger packet on the river, having I
excellent ac10nmoisti8ns and is deservediy popular.
NJ Lowe is the clerk.
gOR CTScISNAu-The spleldid new steamer Silver
Mra. Capt Jas. Bushe-, is the regular packet Tor Cairo
Louisville AMI Cincinnati, to-day. and viii leave at 5
c'ci1cE this afternoon. She is the only boat going in this
direction to-day, and she ad5rss superior Aooommodstious
f1r EI that nay take passage. Our excellent friend.
ClB- Il. L. Dean, has charge o. the onoe.
FOR NEW OELEASs-The magnificent steamer John
S mands. Cart las. p. Smith, is The regular mail and
Passenger p1cEetfoE Eew Orleans a the usual hour ;his
Afternoon. We arc admirers OF other great steamers On
cur western vstsrs. but there are none that possess the
same omflrts. o5uvcuieuses. and nttrlotiors that are
with On the sim5nts When one is once fairly
shoard md boxed for the pass-ge, he feels a. home, and
be- rcires at nisht, disrobes himself with the sane
that he w0uid Indulge at his fzvorits hoteI, or
IN his OWL bcdchambsr. Her CHEERS are all attentive,
rm-.nt an sr-.rmaFarnr \