Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-25

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ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
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There was no apparent variation in the rive
at this point yesterday. The weather va
clear and pleasant Business was tolerabil
active at the landing.
The officers Of the W. H. Langley, iron
White river, report that stream rising al tn
~headwaters, at q stand below Ja~cksonport, ans
falling near the mouth.
The Alice Vivian arrived from New Orleans
yesterday, with a light trip Of freight, but q
large number Of passengers. She departed
again for New orleans last evening, with q fair
trip.
The Kate Frisbee arrived from Vicksburg
last evening, with 100 passengers, alarge num-
Der Of whom were transferred to the steamer
Kate May, for Cincinnati and the East. Mr..
Hoffman, Of the social hall OF The Frisbee, was
a passenger BY the Kate May for Cincinnati
The total shipments Of cotton yesterday en-
braeed one hundred and t~hirty-two bales,
which were taken BY the Kate May for Gin
einnati. The receipts included ten bales,
brought BY the Victoria.
Captain Mcdonald arrived from New Or
leans yesterday by the steamer Alice Vivian.
Messrs. ]. J. Smith s Co, Of the lower
wharfboat, have made a contract with parties
at Padueahto have their boat locked at once,
and thoroughly repaired She is The largest
wharfboat on the western waters, ana, when
the repairs contemplated have seen completed,
she will Be one Of the most substantial.
The Victoria brought up an Illinois horse
thief, in company with the stolen property, IN
der a strong escort. The thief gave bis name
as Jones, AMI was transferred 10 the steamer
Kate May last evening, for removal to Cairo.
The announcement Of the death Of Capt.
Cbas. d. Robertson was premature. HIS many
friends vii be pleased to learn that be still
lives, and is engaged in the hotel business-in
Washington, La.
The steamer Windsor, bound from Pomeroy |
to Cincinnati, with two bsrges Of coal in tow,
sunk one Of The barges, containing eight thou
sand bushels n coal, in Brush creek, Saturday
night. She also stove another, which was left
at Msysvile in 4 sinking condition.
We learn from the Cincinnati Commercial.
Of Wednesday, that Capt. J. H. Tsehudi, late
IF the steamer Philadelphia, was in that city
Tuesday.
The Gen. Pike, which left Louisville for Ibis
port Sunday, had a fair trip Of freight and a
ct OF mules.
The Interchange, having been refttsd aud
Furnished, left Louisville, Tuesday, for this
bort
The Hickman, from this port. arr ived at Gin
Sunday, with her % bales Of cotton
The Republic, it is said, will be one Of the
Independent line Of boats between this port
nd New Orleans.
There were six new boats in the course Of
construction atIPittsburg for the South, includ-
ag one for Capt. Danlsy, for The Arkansas
and Memphis trade.
FoR ST. LoUIs.-The splendid steamer Ben
.ewis, Capt. Thos. H. Briefly, viii leave for
I. Louis at -four O'Clock, this afternoon. Pas
viii find her accommodations and Of
GERS all they could desire.
Ron YIcKsBUEs.-The popular steamer Vic
oria, Capt Newell, is the mail and passenger
for Vieksburg at the usual hour, this
ftsrnoon. She has always been a favorits in
be line, and, under the care Of her present Off
srs. doubly 50. Capt. A. C. Folger may be
in the office.
FoR WHITE RvER.-The substantial and
asst little steamer W. H. Langley, Capt. viii
ans, viii leave for Jaeksonport At ? O'Clock
bis afternoon. As she is the only permanent
river packet al present, passengers and (,
should avail themselves Of her. Mr.. }
the clerk. !