Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-21

Keufuak y...--.-. Louisville Phiaielphia---si LOUIS
Nessenser---New Orleans MEry ceF- -ClnannAN
Fanny BulIu-.-Neuisvti
nuriur the f-ouy-eicht hous enaius at6o'dek last
evening. NE river has fallen ~ inches 81 THIS point
having declined ? 90 Sunday. and ~ inches YESTERDAY
ue weather yesterday was cloudy and sunshiny D.
thmu. win very lirht SPRINKLE o. min during TIE DAY
There was onadesble activity on me leves-
Lutnrhr's teie-raph reported . rise Of one foot a. 81
Lais tuiue ths presiding tuenly-isur hours, the rise
bemr principally from me Missouri The upper hissis
srpi was nung & Dabulus, win nneen feet On the
bar. aud risiuE slowly 81 Keokuk-
Louisville dispatches advise Us o. b rise or four inches
within tho treufy-fnur hours ending az siE o'ciock last
night with ore feet four inches 10 he canal.
on the l6h iast there uas about 4 feet Of water In
TIE channel Il ue Arfausas river at Little Rok. and
the rater was falling slowly. ne crors in the latitude
o. Little Rock needed rain.
Prom present Indications, the June rise" IN me ohio
viii reach D height Of r feet on ne worst bars
ne ohorrs o. 81 Francis No. , ron ne 81 Francis
river, report n1t stream falling slowly.
The iatsI shipments o. oton YESTERDAY embraced but
% bales. Of vhich The Phnndeiphia took Is bales for 81
Louia and me Nsssensef 5 bales for NeE Orleans
II viii Be- seen that there vas a isrss humber Of arri-
vah and departures on Sunday
nsre seems to be considerable uvairy between he
Louisville packet Eeutucky and ne Cincinnati packet
PhHadsipaa Il is TIE cusiam o. BON boats % await The
arriyaieEhe KATE Pr.bre from vicgturE. Monday evrn-
ing. Last ev-ninr IRE Kentucky toak "suap Juiement on
the Philadelphia. druuping down in ths bed and onins
alsnsiae the Frsbee. Ions before The Frisbee hove 10
sizht IN uns o1niuan. the K-ntudEy received about
dny PASSENGERS from Ire Erisbee, and proceeded on up
the river sithoui landing here
The PhHatslphis received about fifteen passengers
from he Eate Frisbee last svening, and a quautty %
freisht
u.eaar-
ger 10 NJ. Es. " Hanidsy, q ne Kentuskyi % Nsssrs
Moody. Quinn and wood. Of the Kate Fnsses; 20 Nessrs-
McMshar and McD1uzaL. ofthe New Unce SAM - Mr.
uheodlre Judge, q the Fanny Bumu; o. NJ Tsehndi,
Of uc Philadelphia, and o Capt Bowers, Of ne Gen
PIKE. Cor papers and other hvurs
Capt. T. A. Wcton has contracted for b neE brat FOR
the Memphis and Arkansas river trade When CON-
pleted herr viii be- q ri-weekly line o. baas hence %
Little Rock, and q boar viii leave Memphis for Little
Rock every Tuesday. THURSDAY and sturdy
ne Kate Frsbes arrived from vieksourg last evening
fuU % pesple. having brought one hundred ami eighty
passengers. and considerable freight
IRE Gen Pike arrived from Louisville yesterday morn
ing, win d sod PASSENGER list, and an sverags freight
Iia. q porion-of which she transferred 10 he steamer
Messenger Tor points beiau, iucuing aneen ~hoszheads
tdbaooo.
ne Mary Cock came up from ne Arkansas river yes
tsrdsy. ard sner dlschargiug some recuuiary ohiigauaus
here, proceeded On no tousni Cincinnati where she will
usssrso repairs
The 7. c. TEiehelI passed up for ST. Lous on sunday.
Cspt Eiiss Thompson, vhil0m o. ne Evansville, vas
auazsneer 60 his city by he steamer Messenger Tie
hss been bostinF IN Red river di: me past season
he VIII perhaps euEHse iu some steamboat enterprise
here.
Tie Cumssdani nre5 continues % fu; The Dover
dan has made its sppearn1e about two feet ubave the
water; bosis aiI navigate me river, and may continue
t1 o. So perhaps, until TIE last of July
The haatiug season in Red river BE- nearly over, audth
larger class Of steamers have left ne trade. The Mis-
sissirpi is rapidly drawing &C ne back-Eafer, and ne
falls al Alexandra are presentiur their rocky bottom a.
o barrier to uaEieau6u. sturuvheeer are substituted
for sideuhsel boats, and lov-uater craft occupy The
pla-eso TIE msruiacent packets
For vIcKsnuR0-Th fleet and popular steamer,
F1-hes Capt. Lee. viii leave Al The usual hour this a.
tsra,an Or vietsaurs aniau way places. She viii con-
net with the Arkansss end White river mail bogts
and with tae cars AMI hoss at v~ioksburs Cor New Or
leans The Frisbee has ue very arsi recommendation
fr passenger, and careful. attentive omosrs, among
vbsm are Nrssrs Moody. Quinn, and Wood. me popular
clerks.
FoR ST FHAScIs RUER-The porular new steamer
st. Francis No. 2, Capt Bowman, viii leave fr Helena,
wiusdurE. and al points 90 the s. Francis river 90 The
usual hour this Afternoon. She IS one of orr very best
pssfets with excellent -solmmcstaus- Nj Levi
Abbott h me u1pulsT clerk.
FoR LouIsrrLLE-The splendid low uster psdEet
Gen. Pike Cari :. Riley Jones VII have for Louis
willie and way places at4 oclock this anernoon. she
has aHs aooommaaauaus Cor ua-sussrs ~ eaous On
surpassed for attention AMI emcieag Me@u. BoEe
and Farley are the clerks. and Messrs Priest a Bswe
are the agents
NEW ARKANSAS RIVER PkoKET-ne me tEht-
drauEhi steamer Lady walton, Capt ". B NoHlani
has entered al a regular psoket between tbis Prt and
the Arkansas river. and win ieave regularly every Tues
day. oommenong mc trade this aneTnaou. The Laiy
Walton BE- one Of the finest little Boats snlat viii larEe
and airy ftatsro-ns and nne socommodsuons throuzhout
The oH-su are al experienced in ne trade. and Nr
GHteu Bidwsn, The clerk, is one Of the most attentive
and p1suIar q TIE prafess.on.
CARD.
BoARD GEsERAL PIX J-as IS, 1879.
We. he.plsseuzers on The down trip % ne fsvoriie
aBl wen known steamer General Pike. bsiug So well
pleased and - oourterusly treated, Gamma, sbsiaiu from
recommending her D. the trayeIinr community, and atsl
thase who are zeklar pleasure on board an excellent
paaEst For safety. speed and kindness o. onoers he
GenerlPlks has Do rival. We atuse hose uh1 visa a
pleasant trip and desires % make concessions, 90 60 down
md get sbaard the General Pike. mere you viii meet
viii Captain Jones "a hst o. renas in himselp snd he
CLERK Nj. Bowers whose happiness istr ne omfort o.
therasseuEeu
CautliuT C. Wesbrodk. Aberdeen. Mississippi. Lieut..
q W SundleT, B.ak Hawk Mississippi. Cadet n
n BOON. CarralIrlH. Mississippi CzietE- D FraysFrs
Memphis Tennessee. Cadet .. J. rersdu, Memphis, ]
tennessee, Cadet H. Morgan. Horn Like Missls-
eiupi. Cadet W A. Ralnes, Horn Lake, Mississippi
Cadet T ~ Collins, Aberdeen. Mississippi Cadet n
l.. Ancrn, Frars Point Mississippi. Cadet P. II.
Buch, Fayetc, Mississippi. Cadet J. ". Swain Iaia-
deU. Aabama, Cadet 7 n rh1mas- Newman Geor-
ga- Cadet T. Watsan, Cadiz, K~en-ucEy, Czdei A.
". Nabiu. Tennessee. Cadet T. A Evans. GeorEias
Cadet Va WaEers GeurElas General Latham Ten
uessee. C1auel Coke, Tennessee. Captain WoolslaEsr,
Keutucky. T. SlEr1eter. Indlaua-E g White. Iudlauas
o. CAMPBELL. Illinois. q p Smith. KertlckV n A.
HutchIuson, Ksuruckys J. Freucaman. Louisville
Kentucky. J n B1rras, Cincinnati Ohil, 2 Hlrdesr.
New Ahaly. Iuiaaa. q n Bower, New Albany Il-
lala, Mr. Whituev and LADY 81 L1uls- Missouri Mis-
Tasser. Eenfucky. Mrs HOGAN and daughter. Ken
tudzy, MuE JadE=n. Eentu1ty, Mrs Moore, Keutudky
NJ Bauu and lady. KCuiurky. Mis- Mouie Graham
Msmrhis, Tennessee, Kiss MaEEIe stewart. Memphis
Tennessee. Kiss Sa1i o. Arkansas, Mr Churchill add
Isig. Memphis. tennessee. and thirty others
LEVEE CoyvEETIoN-We are requested 90 give no
tioe that g. a1uv-utaa q swamp planters viii D. held a
vidfsburr. ne second Monisy IN July, ne lIih proximo.
A representative from al ne planter tsp s.. Louis %
the BsIre ls desired d&Etd