Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-01

AehFEs news &44 t84eLEsaRCmA EkuuaHHaH.
The river IS still rising. The weather was
glosmy, and cold, and d~rizzIing yesterday, but
still considerable business was done on the land
ing The Gay, from New Orleans. had 202
hhds. aud l36 bbls sugar, 1860 bbls. molasses,
POS boxes soap, 80 baskets wines, 100 sacks
salt, etc. She returned last evening The
DeSoto, from Columbus. had 40 sacks corn. etc.
She returns to-day THE 35th Parallel, from
Columbus, had 300 bbls. m~olasses, etc; passed
down to New Orleans, taking back the above
m0lasses. They were sent for Columbus from
New Orleans. Under the late military order,
prohibiting the landing of sugar and molasses
on tbs river above this point, they were not
allowed TO be put ashore there. In this city
there is not storage room FOR c-onsignmsnts, and
it could not be taken charge of here, so It was
sent back. Did not our City Council do a great
thing in refusing the merchants oYertures for
constructing q sugar Ianding? The Clara Dol
sen, from New Orleans, had 20g0 sacks salt,
2O7O hides, I'll bbls. m~olasses, 273 hhds- sugar.
She goes up to Columbus at noon to-day----The
Tucker left for White river The Kentucky,
from Columbus, is due. She goes up sgafDso-
day----The Mears leaves to-day for Napoleon
and Gaines Lauding--..The Sam. Hale, the
sPry, neat White river regular Saturday packet,
leaves as usual to-day. Dayy Green, the clerk,
will attend well to his passengers 100. The Mary
Keene is the undeviasingly regular packet for
N. Orleans to-day----The Ferd Kenuett, always
to her time, leaves on Monday for New Orleans.
She is a ~favorite boat, from her excellent accom-
mOdatons and her courteous officers. We thank
her clerk, Mr.. Harper, for her manifest, which we
publish this morning.
The New Orleans Delta, of Thursday, says:
Business on The levee was more active than
on Monday and Tuesday. The upper levee
makes a large show Of Memphis packets. Thae
were nine in port, viz: J. F. Pargoud, Louis
vile, Magnolia, Grand Duke, John Walsh, New
National, Louis dor, Judge Fletcher and Scot
land. The Grand Duke left last evening with a
good freight Of pig irOn-2OG tuns, The John
Walsh got of with as much sugar and meiasses
as she wanted. The arrivals did not appear to
have sny great quantity of freight. Things are
commencing TO ieOk inaUspiciOus again, and we
would not be surprised to see mere of the pack
els laid up for awhile. There are present at the
landing two OF three Memphis packets unable
to procure a reasonable freight TO depart with.
The Louis dOr, owing to scarcity Of business,
will, for the present, lay up a few days until
something turns up.
The Cincinnati Gazette, Of the I'D, ssys:
The river at this point has attained the hight
Of the rise in 1859, but it is probable that it will
commence falling to-day. The entire landing is
submerged from Vine to Lawrence streets, and
the greatest confusion, disorder and ~iuconyeui-
ence has ensued. The cellars Of warehouses, as
high up as Columbia street, east of Main, are
nearly all filled with water, and the amount of
damage to property is quite serious. The bust
ness houses along Front street, and at the lower
ends Of the streets leading up from it, kept their
attashses busy yesterday in removing their
wares to higher quarters, and the scenes pre-
scented IN these localities reminded one Of Venice.
RECEIPTS BY RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS-Pcr steamer Ferd Eeunet-Cun.
Minis, Edwards & co, GO hhds sugar, SO bbls rnolasses.
obi sugar G~ardugcr, 10 Pkg molasses, z deuijon-J
b. Williams. 321 bbls molasses-J W Car-0IIfou. : hhis
sugar, 80 bbls molasse- W Armstrong 10 rel. I4atb-
sr-E z CLARK, , bbis m0Issses, ! hid surar-Mr French.
9 mules drays-Yiceneia Baicslope, . bbls oranges
l. Rocco, 10 bbls oranges, I hhds ~cabbage-Jas Bregnar-
dsllo, ? b6ls oranges-JOs SDecht, bbls orenCe-W D
BEARD, / box Orauges-Jas SculIin, 1 box-Geo Picard. !
eas-s mdse-Gou Blaokmore & CO, - bbls and 50 hf
0Ois molass,s, 70 hhds sugar-HOrtin, Estes s. co, 10 rolls
begging, 3 coils repe-E II Apperson & co, 3 bdIs hoop
IRON J bag ties-Blanteu & James, 30 hhds sugar. - bbis
and 81 hf do mOlasses-Wcat. Cochran & CO.. I63 bbIs
m5lasses. l hid sugar-Meacham 81 Gilbert, l. hhds
sugar. Alpha, - bbls aud - kegs molasses. 81 bdIs
hides, SO dry hides@2 bdls bags, bdl coon skins-cou-
sIgnees unknown 1 box, 10 hhds sugar, "a bbls molasses
IS 6b.s 0il-reshPmeut / sack meat ! b5I potatoes.
BOATS LEAVISs.
FOR EAPoLEoS-The steamer H. D. Mears. Berry,
master leaves as EboS this evening 81 5 o'clock. &c.
GeAcnus and Bsrna-d & Peterson, agents.
For WAITE passenger packet Sam
Nqlr H~lFmT maEfnr EfI Leave e. 10 rhrEa fhra ag-awrnr
st 5 o clock. La ~ HarmstaL, agent.
For CoLUEBUt-The splendid passenger steamer
DeSoto, Bear. master, leaves az above this even ne AZ
5 O'Clock. Larry Harvested, sg Mt.
FOR New OELEASs.-Ehe steamer Mary Z. Eeeue.
Richardson master, l-aves as ABOVE this evening az 5
o'clock. Elliott s. Via son aud Bourne & Co.. agents.
For AEKANsAs BUER-ThsF ed. Notrebe. Capt
Haine', VIII cave aS above This evening st clock.
Larry Ha-lsfad. fEeuL
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