Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-15

The river IS falling. The weather was very
cold yesterday. There vas a tolerable brisk business
doing on the landiug....The DeSoto from Columbus had
1904 SKIS. corn, 23l hogs, III hides, Is cattle, etc. The
Clara DOlsen from New Orleans, las bbls. molasses. SIT
hhds sugar, as hides, 100 bx. glass. 80 skis salt. etc..
The handsome Prince Of Wales, commanded by the ge-
NAL Capt Lee, the polite and ever accommodating A. G.
Folger at the desk. leaves for New Orleans at noon this
day. The Prince is owned in tn city and merits a large
atronage-...Ca Jim. a. Williams. whose purchase Of
the steamboat Cambridge, we have already announced.
viii put her as a regular boat in the White river trade.
She leaves, under the captains command. for that stream
to~-Inorrow....The Magenta leaves for New Orleans to.
day....Tbe Kentucky went out for Columbus; tie
st Francis for St. Francis river, and the Parallel
for New Orleans....The W. Burton left for New Orleans
with a good trip, including coo bbls and3OI SIS. -four
The Gay and Vieksburg from New Orleans are due, and
Yazoo and Cotton Plant from Columbus. The Yazoo. as
we have previously stated, viii leave the Columbus and
go into the New Orleans trade. The AlonzO Child Is up
for New Orleans at noon tomorrow. In her magniRcenf
saloon and luxuriaut state-rooms, and under the skIlful
and genilemauly care ofCapt D, Haven, the traveller can
take a trip and enjoy h----The DeSoto, Capt Beard,
leaves this evening for Columbus she is a fine boat. and
has excellent Accommodations e.. The Mears in command
Of our clever friend Capt. Berry, starts on her regular
trip for Napoleon this evening. The Alonzo Child arrived
last evening with a good trip. The Kanavha Valley
came in from White river yesterday evening with a good,
trip, and returns At 70 o'clock to-day.
The Cairo correspondent Of the St, Louis Republican, of
Monday week last says;
Capt Williams, of the steamer Equality. who has been
IN confinement here for some three weeks On a charge OF
a%ffording aid and comfort to the rebels, has been re
leas. d. Capt. Childs, brother Of Col Chnds formerly
chief engineer Of the Mobile and Ohio railroad. is still UNI
der arrest HE endoGyored 20 gu South by way Of Cape.
Girarieau, but was taken On the evidence Of his brother
indaw, and brought here. Being allowed 10 90 where he.
| pleased with q guard. he took advantage OF the Opporgf
nifty to attempt TO shoot another brothcrfnlqvv. Mr. w /
c. Graham, for which ofense he is now Kept closely cont
fned.
The New Orleans Crescent OF Monday. says
Business for the past week has been very good, especfI
ally for S gamers going 70 Veksburg. Memphis andF
ColumaBA as all Of the departing boats had to refuse
freight
Among tho arrivals since our last we noticed the Mag
noho, Louis dOr, and Judah Touro, from Memphis, all.
with fair trips The TOuro was loaded 10 the guards
and Capt Langhorne informs US that be- was compelled
20 refnse at Memphis a large amount Of freight Ihe't
departing steamers on Saturday, which amounted fo
thirteen boats an left with good trip, especially the
Natchez Mary F. keene, FIolic and Golden Age Theseh
four had % refuse freight h
The numa rof arrivals for the week ending last Friday
a. noon amounted to fiy-four steamers, being at increase,
the following amouat OF produce, viz sugar 1921 bids
ties. and iris; molassos lL176 brzi bacon 3 bids. and.
casks fope TO coils; bran 21T1 sacks beef So hhds.l
icS and brlsi corn l35Sl ssoks hour 49Ii bris; hay.
1881 bales: lard Isl tea, brlL and kegs; Oass 4g4 brls
and sacks taFd oil 81 brsi potatoes lul9 bris.; pork SOL
tcs. and bris1 and u hhdsi rice l05 casks rum 81 hrlaI
tobacco 2 hhds; whisky ll3 bTls; wheat 3216 hrls and.
sacks. =
The Shreveport &aatCesfera, Of the sth inst. says
The river opposite This point is rising slowly. We
over the lake and on upper Red river.
The Little Rock JopraaL Of Friday last, says. :.
The river has risen two Inches at Dauianefle. When
this huge accumulation al water reaches here It will
swell the streGm fall ope-teuth Of an inch =
We learn tnat "a ssumcr we ladeurd with productions Il
the confederate port Of Memphis. was seized II Grand II
Glaize, jackson county. a few days ago. under Col. Dor
lands general order. and Is now held as a prize, or sOme5 r
thing Of that kind. Really ths arbitrary and desDotiel !.
gcttigG ~ be "a most intllerahie u~uislHcc. and unless
desisied from will bring the country 10 ruin,
soArs LEAvINs r
FOR NEW OkLEAS4-The steamer Magenta. Holmes L
mastsr, lzaveza as above this evening at 5 Ociock. LarrylF
hgrmstad, agenG .io
Fox NEN ORLEANS The passenger packet Prince
Of Wales, Lee mister, leaves as above this day at III
o'clock. J. G. MeManus, Bourne q Co. and EliaR S.
vinsnn, agents
FOR CoLUMBVs-The spieRiid passenger steamer, Do
Beard. master. leaves as above this evening all Ni
5 O'Clock, LsgrY AaFHsted and Bourne a Co, as nts
Fox WHITE RHgER-The passenger packet KanaIo
Va ley, Price, master, leaves as above this morningi V.
10 70 o'clock. Larry llaFmstad agent, w,
For NEW ORLEANs.-The excellent steamer Yazoo "a
Marshall, MasteF, leaves a. above on this evening 81 81 Ar
'ecek, Elliott Viuson, agents. she
FoR COLUAEs The fine passenger packet Clara
)Olsen, Denning, master. leaves a. above this evening
i 5o'elock. I'D. Morton s Co, sgepta,
FOR NAPoLEoN-Tho steamer II. u Nean, Berry,.
MASTER, leaves - abogs ttis evening az 5 O'Clock. J. L Tors
l4M~pus, s4genL