Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-29
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RIVER news.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Arizons....--.cineiansu John waTner--st Louis
Jesse K Ben..E. Orleans J. C. Premoni-N. osissns.
EiW. Waish..-S- Orleans lDaul. Boone --Niek-onik'
Gen. Pike ..-.White river
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
5Ael.. <. BEL .ciasiinaass, J. c. FTsIsoai. c neiaaaa.
EdE. Usish-....st louis Belfast----.-s- Orleans
The river is sau declining slowly 81 IRIS reinii lawns
fallen abou, one inch durlns the tveuiy-four hours end
ing lat evening. ne weather yesterday wss quite cold
and winierish, but dry. ard the vicinity o ne ianoins
was eiouded win dust. rendering cuido0T business ex-
~oeedinely unpleasant. There vas eoasiaeraoie saiFiy
At the landing
white and Little Red rivers are both rising WIN :
feet in the channel q each On Wednesiay.
The shoaiest place 10 the Ohio is al French Island
where there va feet % wednesday' and ne river
fHisE- A; other points in The lover ONO there vas 4
feet S inches water.
The following We received BY teleuaph last evening
LOUISVILLE October ss.-The steamer Fred iron is
aground a. he Portland bar
The total number o. bales Or cnifon shipped yesisrdsy
vas sbout 2 900 o. which the Belfast took iio5 bales fr
New Orleans. fhs J. C. Fremont about 800 bales and The
Jesse K. Bell SIS bales for Cineunsu-
The reosipts o. ooiiun By river yesterday embraced
SO bales. 40 % which ~sre brought BY The Gen. Pike
and - By TIE Daniel Bone.
me Gen. Pike. from white river, snd TIE Daniel
Boone, from vicksburE. arrived. he Pike bad a fair
trip. ont. Including so bales ootton ne Boone DID =
heavy way business. and brought - bales oNion snd
sbgut 90o-bars cotton seed. ne latter FOR rsshiFment hy
The Platte valley for ST. Louis
ne Belfast Departed sor NeE Orleans list svsninE, IS
deep in the water As the present depth will justify. She
had H. so bales cotton. I'D = LARGE number o. "a ssngers.
she vas the only locai pseks, that vent out
The Jesse K. Bel seems % be unfsriunste In our
waters. Ca her last trip down, he struck a iog and
sprung zieak q short distance shove this eitv, and re-
psired here. On her return. Tburdsv. she ran into the
bank lust below Presidents Island. springing Der bow
timbe-s. and taking IN considerable water. she was
pumped out and repaired here yesterday No damage
was done 70 her freight Il seems the Bell doesn't BE-
long 70 tie fast line. a. she len C-incinnsti. We believe,
On her presen, tip. he am nit. EsfimaiiEE th.t she
viii arrive 10 port A. Cincinnati sboui two weeks hence.
she viii have made the round trip in sr weeks, II our
figures are not At fault
late Thursasy evening IS The fsrrybost Mound City
Belle was rounding the point just shove The city, it was
discovered that she had sprunz a leak. she vas imme-
diately headed for the bar, bat settled very suddenly in
two foot water. she vas sin in that condition last eve
nins.
TIE oncrrs % The John warner broughta rrpar yes-
tsriHy that the sovereign bad been snagEed and sunk At
the foot o. Island IS and that the Empire City had met
a similar tate 81 the head o. Island IS. We could gather
none Of The particulars % either accident. The S9ver-
elm was bound up, and parsed This port wednesday
night ne Empire City vas from Cincinnati and
bound aovu.
TIE Cambridge. bound Tor New Orleans from Pi'tsburE
and Cincinnati, sunk At Medoc on the same log that i'm
paled the Kane Nay. As viii be seen BY the following
from The Cincinnati Commercial; Ths Cambridge, Capt
l. Dean. which len here yesterday noon for Ee~ Or
leans, VS. 50 unfortunate ss 10 strike a los or root 10 the
channel II Nedoc bEr-the same that sunk the Kate Nay
= short time since. me socideni occurred AitP. NJ,
both pilot. Nsssrs. Thomas Trunnen and I'd. LArne. be-
Ing al the wheel At the tim. Capt. Dean Immediately
ordered her % Be run ashore on he Ohio side, where
she sunk or settled Down in Sour feet vBter. She lies
straight and easy. and oan be raised without mech din
Guilty. The Cambridzs had an elegant trip fron thiseity,
intending 900 tuns q bacon. WHISKY, eli. cheese. sosp.
candles, etc, in ths boat and barge, together with 100
cabin and IS deck passengers. and 70 horses. ne dam
ags 20 the cargo viii Be comparatively light. Captain
Dean came up from the Vreek last might on the Noisrs-
tor. md viii return this morHing with the steamer and
the Necessary pumps etc to raise the CAMBRIDGE forth
win. We regret to announces that the Cambridge was
M; iusured-sifher boat or freight list she struck
on ID 10 AIANHaEnH aAINara NA ~ AN.NeA
The n. Rsf is hard aground at French Island IN N.
Ohio river.
The steamer KENNEDY ds not arrive at Louisvine W.
til Yesterday. and will therefore Be delayed in her sri-
wi here.
me little steamer Z n. Miles, is TO have twenty-five
feet added to her hull al Louisville
OWING 70 the low water in the Ohio. and The scarcity
o. freights below. the Fanny Builu has been laid Up at
LouisviHs.
The Louisville Courier says ths Antelope has been re-
leased from The suthoHtss Al New Albany, and given /
up TO her securities in louisville ATeu q men wsrs
sent to The boat wednesday to take her u the KentueEy
side. and steam Vas raised. and she was started. but
lodged on the Portland and New Albany bar.
Captain Beard has sold his packet. the yudgs Porter,
70 Captains James and Shields, al Eev Orleans. They
intend putting her in the through trade between ihe lake
end and Alabama river to NoutEamery. TIE price paid
VS. sls soo, cssh.
According 10 the Courier, there was an arrival extra
ordinary at Louisville e rev evenings since in ne shape
OF a returned Pixies Pesker. with Eola. and q boat built
BY himssf At Denver City. ne sdvsuturer was Capt
John Steiner. Who Ten Denver CITY on The 1sh nit, on
his boat. me P~ttsburg, consigned to C. P. a s. P.
Nsrkle, q Pitsburg. She rescued 81. Joseph On the
18Th inst, and the boat was then shipped On ihe Hauni-
bal rsilrJad 10 Hannibal, and then on the steamer war
saw 10 St. Louis. Al st Louis ne captain and his little 1
nlaA AFIr naualrFI-a u ~ h0lAFls WIKI reaClel ]
louisville su safe. and confined on her Journey %
Pit;sburs The esplaiu had q party Of I've, who left
Denver City together in their boat. They pulled down
the south Platte to the North Pistte. and thezoe into the
Wild Missouri to ST. Joseph. They had to pull the boat
over one hundred miles, over sand bars along he Piaftes
~ which 1t appears not 10 Be- q very desirable route in
the fr Of ne year nsy had an sbundanee Of god,
but had 70 WORK hard for IL.
FoR v~IcEsBURo-Tbe feet steamer Daniel Boone,
Cav. FrEnk Hicks, Is the mail aud passenger packet for
vioksburg. and VII leave At the usual hour this sfter-
noon. She Is he ~hsr-ship" q the line. and has at
tsntive onosrs. Esssrs. W5nss and wsdden are the
clerks.
FoR AREASEAs Guy's popular little
packet Jennie whipple, should she Arrive, will leave
for Little Rock At the usual hour this afternoon.
FoR ST LoUIs-rhe mail packet Platte valley,
Capt. ". C Postal viii leave for s. Louis Al 4 o'eloet
this Afternoon. She has ELEGANT sooommoiEtions and
de ervedly popular omosrs, Of whom our friend Pstisr-
son is a sperim n.
FoR C-TNcIsEkTI-rhe light draughf steamer Eoono-
ny Captain Beitzhoover, isrsceivinE for an points hence
% Cincinnati, and viii leave at so'cloek this aftsrnoon,
A. excellent spportuniiT toEo through without deten-
ton. Cspi. Larry Hsrmstsd is the agent.
FoR LoUIsvTLLE-rh nus stesmer Noses HcLeilsn.
Capt 7. n. Erwin. viii leave the upper uhsrfbosf for
louisville At the usual hour this sfieruoon. connection
Al Louisville with ne msilbosis for Cincinnati and he
East. She is an hduirabis passenger packet, With good
Recommendations AMI popular onoers. Nsssrs. shsriey
and Taylor are the clerks.
The Lebanon vas sod At Cincinnati Tuesday. 70 Cart.
Davidson, fr ss,5Oo. for the Nashville trade.
The Istsa. he arst pacfet from Ee- Orleans 70 white
river The present season, pa sd CD that stream w~dnes-
DAY As the Gen. PIKE came cut.
The John c. Fremont and "a. walsh. from New or
leans, discharged larEr oonsiguments Of salt a. his port
yesterday.
We are Indebted to Nessrs. WINE md wsddsii. o. he
DAN. Boons, @ Captains Jones ard FIeminr. Of the Gen.
Pike, and 70 NJ. John Brooks. o. The T.. J. Gay, for
fnsors.
FoR NV OHLEANE-The princ.iy Imperial. Cant.
RoEeu. vii leave for Orleans a. S s'clock This Afternoon.
she has no supsrior. perhaps rot On equai. ss . passenger
parket. ard Win such oneial encisncy a. Cspt. L.
welton and our % friend oyissby, cannot be otherwise
than a faTorits-
FoR WHIrE RTEER--The elegant steamer Gen.
Pike, Capt. J. Rley Jones. is the regular PACKET for
Waite river to-dsy. For q Pleasant trip commend Is 10
the Pike snd the oompsny o. his excellent eisrf. Cant.
Pete Fleming.
For RPHf.
A BOON Up stairs Ne. IS Jeasrson street. Apply
Os5-Iw' rREADwELL a voLLINT1NE.
To Smokers and CheWs.
WE have inst received b large lot OF the finest snot-
w ING and CheElnE Tobacco. ticars. Snuns. etc.
CREWS &sHRTOCK.
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