Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-10

Business On the Levee yesterday was yer
brisk.
e The weather during the day was pleasant
with indications OF rain towards the close.
During the past twenty-four hours the follow
ing have been the
Arrivals.
Steamer ~Leviathan, from st. Louis.
Columbian, from 81. Louis,
I Marble City. from -. Louis
& Peerless, from st. Louis.
y Departures
Steamer Leviathan. for New Orleans.
Columbian, for New Orleans.
Marble city, for 81. Louis.
Amelia Poe, for Little Rock.
Mamie Byers, for Cincinnati.
Peerless, for New Orleans.
Boats in Port.
Kate Hart. RI. woodward, Ssilie List,
Raymond, Rose Hambleton, Caroline,
Memphis Little Rock, Anna.
Miscellaneous.
The Marble City left forst. Louis last evening
with a fair trip OF freight and a splendid list OF
passenger
Arkansas river packets departed well hden
with miscellaneous freights and passengers.
The river opposite this point has risen several
inches within the past twenty-four hours.
Late in the day yesterday We received from
Id. Worshnm the Cincinnati Commercial Of the
seventh. 10 says: THE weather was very
changeable yesterday. & eight In themorninE
the mercury was down so thirty-three degrees,
making thin ice in the street cutters, during the
night previous. 4 violent gale Of wind pre-
vailed for two hours at noon, blowing the
steamers al Gilmore's wharf stern up stream.
last night 10 was cloudy, with the mercury
ranging at hfty-two degrees, indicating snow
or rain"
On the sixth inst, at six o'clock in the morn
ing, the New Richmond and Cincinnati packet,
Ciermont, bound down, when near ChllO burst
her main steam pipe. During the noise and
confusion caused by the accident, the engineer,
Mr.. l.. Ross, of New Richmond, and the mate.
Mr.. sam Selby, Of California, KY, together
with a couple Of the cabin boys, jumped over
board. The boyssucceeded a. in swtmmingashore
while, sad 10 relate, the gngineerand mate were
drowned. The BOstona No. 2, Capt. Montgom-
cry, came along shortly after the accident oc-
CURED, and brought the passengers and freight
OF the Clemon 10 Cincinnati. The Cemont
is lying near Chilo awaiting p new steam
pipe.
The fine steamer Dictator was TO have left 81.
Louis on Wednesday.
4 dispatch from Omaha states that the stern
wheeler Benton was sunk.
At 81. Louis on the seventh the weather was
fine, and business brisk.
The Rivers Above.
We have the 81. Louis Democrat, the only |
paper Of the seventh which has reached us. It
represents the river as falling from st. Paul 10
Cairo.
The Missouri and Illinois are falling.
There is eight feet in The channel from st.
Louis to Cairo, seven feet 10 Keokuk, seven feet
in the Illinois, and four feet in the Missouri.
The river at Cairo rose six inches on the sixth
with murky weather, indicating rain.
A. U=r.rn.---a , rF.aaFzfh, F1a sear ~-ae e#.- /
tionary, with six and a halt feet in the channel.
At Cincinnati the river had risen six inches
during the twenty-four hours ending on the
night Of the sixth, with eight feet thonce to
Louisville.
There IS five and q half feet In the canal, end
six feet on the saoalest bars along the Lowe
Ohio.
The Cumberland is falling, with seventeen
inches on Hsrpeth Shoals.
There is eight feet in the Mississippi from ST.
Louis to Cairo.
BOHts Leaving Port.
For WHITE RIVER, DEvALLs BLUFF, De
ARC AND AUGUsTA-Ihe Kate Hart, Capt. |
Dan Clark, viii leave as above on Friday, the
tenth, at i've Pm. The Kate Hart and her Of
ncers are well and 1ayorably known in this
coumuuity, and require no c~ommendatlon al
our hands. The Kate Hart will drop down 70
wharf, and be ready 70 receive freights this
morning. John T. Shirly, at Hart * Co.'S
and Larry Harmstad, agents.
For LITTLE RoCE-The very reliable
and swift passenger steamer r. l.. Woodward
clear rs above, and Intermediate ports, this
evening at o'clock. Johnson & Wright, +.
NJ. NiusOn and James T. Bourne, agents.
For CTSCINSATI-The elegant and swift
packet Darling will leave for Cincinnati and
way points this evening at hYe O'Clock.
Larry Harmstad, agent.
For HELENA, PINE BLUFF ri LITTLE
new and stauuch passenger packet
iuidon, jerks, master, viii leave as above this
81 five n'nNlrE AnNnnnWE and uAENHu= L
viii md this craft an excellent one. Larry
agent, "A Jefferson street
For NEW ORLEANs-The elegant and swirl
passenger steamer Atlantic, Young, master,
points, this evening at five o'clock. J. Lewis,
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For DEvALL BLUFF, LITTLE Rel RIVER
JACKsONPORT-The reliable passenger :
Jacket, Sailie List will leave asadvertIsed, this
,veuiHg, at five o'clock. Shippers VIII nud the
sallie List a d~rst-class and perfectly s'fe packet.
7. Bourne, agent, T. Jefferson sJrcoet. :
For NICEsBURG ASD THE eSpleu-
LID passenger steamer Die Vernon, Jas. Lee,
viii leave as above Saturday evening,
II i've O'Clock, connecting at Nicksburg with :
he New Orleans and kicllsburg packets. All Il
lie necessary information can be acquired by :
.pplyiug on board, OF TO Larry Harmstad agent,
4 Jefferson street.
FOE CATEo AND ST. BOUIs.-The regular pas
enger packet Albert Peirre leaves as above ON
friday, the tenth, at four o'clock pm. Johnson
Wright, agents. r
FOR NICKsBURG y BENDs-The fine /
assenger steamer Raymond will leave as
bove on Friday, the tenth, at five O'Clock I'm.
a Wright, agents.
FoE NICKsBUHG AND NEW OELEANs.-The
l0guinceut new steamer Dictator, Of the Mer-
lautSr and Peoples Line, will leave as above
his is one of the most splendid packets on the 7
iyer, ana passengers andshlppeH Would nm"
to their advantage 20 call on the agents
IessrS. Johnson q Wright, az No. l2 Front y
treet \