Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28
9aiIg Appeal.



no veshor was csudy. but warn ana pleasant yes.
erd1y-.--huslne a. ne river vas auu......rhs
"7r5 We slowly risiug..-...rhe arrivals and depart
ures registered sinos 0uf Lass we're From s.. Louis o,
Kew Orleans L N. Kaunsai from Cincinnati Tor rev
Orleans le1unseh, south Western, Dcoaiurs Nashrile
nr e OrleSnsi Red Rover. Prem Arkansss river,
tuy Fitzhughi from cinciarsu, Lsdy Frauslin !
heW Orleans Tor st. Louis, Mcdowell, Illinois. Mime
haha-..-..The Kentucky lsn Ter TistnsurE, win .
msderate trip-----.ns Perry was expected ~ last
niEht, and wiz learf fer ST. Louis mia evening iray-
eier Vu DO ven d take attcsi ne Perry is q xool
bosi o. take q trip on ne Little Rock had sone re-
ptra dane oher chimueys ard boiler setting YESTERDAY.
enc leaves fr ne Arkansas river his evening--.....-
Tae Trio VIII s. ouf to-day fr Bouisvllis she has
neary four hundred bales Of cotton % b0afd.-......Tho
little Hev Hoon is ~ for white The Fitz-
hugh, which has been detained IN tie Arkaasss river
nearly twelve moufbs came in with forts bales q cot
tons she leaves today for inoinnEH.-......R Lady
&s.akin esme 10 with q ~proiiEious lead Of fnsirbt. she
wiz leave tomorrow at roon-a FACT all persons hound
up he river Should notice, as fhs bosi ana rs clever
Captain, EuEsne Bowers, never fail 70 pieasa......Tse
Glendale len ha evening with enc fhousaad Two hun-
drsd and seventeen bales CT o5tton and q One load Of
peopie...-..ue I'd. :. Gay, dova from Caro, hAdoa
hoard sixteen thousand sacks Of corn and uhree hundred
barrelss o. a8ur she could not take one thoussni bales
q oottou, which had been engaged for her here..@..The
Magenta went down from Lauisyiue, losaed s. dsep ai
she could lie IN the Eaier, Tor New oreana.......Th
Cav reported thres thousand tons o. freight lying Al
Cairo awaitlug e-shipmsuE
The KEY West vas reported hAving TAKEN tzslve hun-
dred bales Or cotton fr New Orleans in me Arkansas
river. A~dispaich resolved here stated that boih The
u'rds broEe OF ursoipissune a large quantity Of ID in
river ans that a boat that came along received d
quantity Of iL..--.The S II. Tudzsr does not come here
this trip, she obainsda large lead in Little Rock, fo- up
strenm, and soss on to Port smih-....ras south
westsr, when she passed down, had $40 tuns OF bacon.
uous and ElisEJ AL from The hsass o. Becker q Co, o.
Eouud CITY shove Cairo. il is consigned TO ports on Red
rivsr-.-..us river police took eleven free negroes
from ne Commereal on Tuesday, but they were regis
tered and set 81 liberty On the testimony Of the ezptsln.
ne ST. Louis Republics o. Tuesday iuioru1 a. The
riveg here is falling slowly. rhsEe is twelve fest fun
int he channel out 70 Cairo. ire upper rivers are
about stationary. The Illinois IS open 3 Peoria, and
ne upper Mississippi % Kcofuk. ne Missouri river
IS open above ST. joseph, and there isl Eood stage q
water. Business is uow brisk at ne 81. Louia GDd-
inE.-....Cart. DsHtveu has 20 FAR recovered from bis
EaEnea o. 30 be ssle . resume the command of ne
Aonn
ne Eoieur had q tedious passage up % 81. Louis on
the moruiHs q he loh, when al Flower island, oppo-
gts Fulion, sho picked up szsg, teariss away her lar
haard wheelhouEe, fanges. ~pIl0w-bioctr, water-wheel
beams, etc ne Clara Dolsou was employed = TOW the
Meteor o. Carr, aud from there she qroceeled 10 Moznd
CITY for repairs. February q harias completed re-
pairs. she started f1- S. Louis, and when near Devils
Island she encountered a severe rtorm, carrying sway
cliuusg and vhseIhouss, besides dsmsziug ne cabin
g. considerable ezieut--.-.The Cincinnati Conner
cialof 1ueaitv reports; cat Pitsburg last ulgtt he
river Easua feeta ADD stationary. wheeling l5fset
and salonarE VIAL feet and falling 81 Parksrsbarg %
tip in tdiys ~ hours she is expected 90 leave the
Memphis trads and 8. in TIE Fisnesr line from Oinein-
aau to Eashvme.-..-.The Louisville Courier Of Tues
day says oEhs river was falling rather fast yesterday,
viii nine feetsix inches water in the c5nsIby ae marx
- dark. DuriuE The previous tVeuty-tozr hours the
river had fallen eleven inches a. me head Of the fails
and nsary three feet 81 Portland. on the falls last
evening here were fl six and q half feet steamboat
Uatsr, CT seren ard q hslf feet in the pass. and By this
usuruing We think here viii not be water enough
On ne falls for ascending boats...-.The Cumberland
vas sun swelling vita absuL seven feet water On the
he Mariner on her last trip from this city 90 LouisvIHs
broke her u~athinsry when iust ab5rs B -Ensrine and
haste 90 Cd on one EheeL..-..The railrosds SOUTH,
lsadluE FROM Nashville On ne Cumberland, and Fior-
su1s on tie Tennessee, are perfectly blocked with pro
visions ul produce. ne railroad Managers, however,
are muriug OF Ire ac-Euuiated masses IS fast Is steam
can do the
ne L1uivlle Csurier says auoag parties a5out to
o1ltrar in Aat city for new b1sts building. eve may
NJ state hat Capt Newell q The p. R. v. Hin, and
Capt Clarke % the InsomEr. design building new
psrksiE fv the Memphis and New Orleans trade, for
next season. Dey VIII want splendid passenger boats
a. vel as fast onsE-".---..The same paper states the
turiE established in New Orleans upon imporis frcm
abouti1u stsies, has csnsed an sdvanoe in whisky. The
duty On said oontrssand is 30 PEI cent. al yaIorum, and
tie vendors o. the ardent have advanced their prices %
rhiuy-are cents per gallon That's heavy on tie con-
smers. -