Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-08

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STEAMBOATS, LEAVING MONDAY
Pr ouisviuc-----ALvIN ADANS.....Lami
% 81
E1- White River INTERCHANGE --gHchu
fof Ne" Paris
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
jas Montgomery -Lauisylle John Rsinc.. New Orleans
: d. bckey-----SL Louis lutherucr. Louisville
Aet9In.-.-- white River Daniel Bloue 90 Napal,au
" 4 Langley 81 Fun Rlv Victoria VIctsburg
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
J. Mmtg1mey, n. Orleans John aine....Lgui.yin
There was slight auelerau1n TO the rise o. te river
yesterday the swell amounting 70 one inch md hair.
The river wa then within Iss inches Of the high rster
marx o. ue nlod Of 1855, and within 81 inches 90 the
hishest water o. The present season.
he river was rising slowly az S. Louis a. noon yes
terday, but a. We learned By Telegraph from that poin,
lat evenine, had fallen Eve inescs. Al he last account
Oh The tributaries o. the upper Mississippi were rising.
The Ohio river was falling rapidly az Louisville last
evening with Ten feet usfer On the fails
STEAMBOAT D-isAsTERs-ln cur dispatebrs from
Piusburs last creniugi we received the particulars of q
d~isastrous IRE al Piusburg Yesterday, IN which no les
han ten steamboats, were destroyed, involving q iss Of
SIS 900.
twill De- secni uy reference % our commercial COL
umns, that the shipments Of cot p from this Dor, during
The pastueek have been unusually hight
When The s1utheuor passed down Friday. The river
was rising pretty fast a. Columbus, Ky, and tLere vas
cansd rabie water 10 ne t5wn, baaE Of the Ievee.
A. Hicknan. Friday the water had found is way into
he place. which wzs Inundated.
he weather uas pleasant here yesterday, with D sliebt
fsl of rain early IN TIE uarniug and about noon. BUSH
ness was brist 90 the leyce.
All he ps5kes wont on with bag trips yesterday. md
the rrmart iBefudes the vieioria. for victsbur. he Dan
iel Boone. Tor Nlpooon. the s1utherner, for Louisville,
The Diaey5 Tor 81 Louis. and he Return, for White
river.
We have announced heretofore the nature q TIE aori-
dent 10 the steamer Powell 10 Red river. Al Tie
" Crave Yard in Rel river. near Compete. the boat
ran sEsinsf . suag which ran hr5u b TIE guard into the
wheei-house. andthroush the ladies' cabin, where Mr..
crssTeu was sitting. no stove was tnoorrd down. a
portion iaiiiHson Mrs Crosvell seriously bt Bot dan
seriously lgjuriug her. The machinery Of TIE Powell vas
not injured ana she continued On 90 Nev Orleans.
FoH LouIsvILLE-me neet racer Alvin Adams.
Capt Lamb. Is the regular packet Tor Louisville, a. four
o'dok Monday aneru1ou. This aunounoement IS sun
cent Tor Oh eoiug Up The river, a. % Is an asslrsuceof
nne aoommolal0us and a pleasant passage in every re-
sped M "a W Halliday Is ne clerk. Shippers and
should appiy o. Hessrs Priest a Bowen. the
agents.
foR WV oRLEASs.-ne popular steamer lnscmar.
Capt Paris WILDE fhe regular nail and passenger
paaket ior New Orleans after the arrival Of the train
Ao2aay ahernoau. She is The hvuriteof the sect, and
saords ne best a1oumadauons Tor passenger
tohsr LouIs-The Topular steamer Phiisdslphia
eeli AArshaH viii leave a. shove - o'ciack Monday
A'emaon- She b. tie pioneer in the trade, and pssen-
SUE harea 30 assurance Of . pleasant trip in taepresenos
o. Mr- rs-hudi 10 The omec.
FOR WHITE Interchange, Captain Gil
Hisi having eone permanently into the trade, win
leave Tor White river al o'eioek to-usorrov laoaday)
Aiensa- he Interchange is handsomely htsi u,
ana p@seagers VIII hnd her an excellent eran