Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-07

Fresghts sra 7oihef duli in consequence OF the
, new crop q cotton having been principally
broughfin.
Tho Lower Lsvee presents a bad aspect owing
I 70 he heavy washes, and u our city authorities
eau sHord Il they would do well 70 pay atien'
tton 20 tho same.
Beats in Port
Relic Memphlk, Amelis Psrr, Pilgrim,
M.I woodward, yictory BE- Are,
southern Belle, Hormsn, SILVER N
Champion, sasuee-
nteamar Eiauars, nom New oriesns-
Fieanora Carrel, nom Now Orleanf-
% Magnolia, from New Orleans.
e. Amelia Poe, nom 81. Louis,
Maria Denning, rr9m - Louis
Gissgow. nom r. Louis
Forsyth, nom ST. Louis
Annie, from Cincinnati
81 pslie Memphis, nom 81 LouH-
Jaaa. from New Orleans.
Morning star, from Louisville,
u clifton, from Cincinnati.
Otve Branch, nom 81 LouiS
Departures
steamer Yissq5s; fos r. - NI LSq Orleans.
Magnolia, forHt. Louis
Forsyth, for New Orleans
Eisanofa Carrei, FOR 81 Louis
Giasgow. for New Orleans
JULIA for 50. Louis
MaaA Dsuulng.. lor New Orleant-
R,iie Memphis, Cor st. Louis.
Victory, Tor ct. Louis
Morning star. Tor Louisville.
Is Cbam9iOu, for Cincinnati.
olive BrGuchi Tor NeW orleans
Eas Rivers Above.
Our dates from all points sre 70 inc mira
instant.
nati, Indicating snow or rain. The nVer hau
recsded three inches during the twenty-four
hours ending on the evening Of the second
with six aeeu fun on Rising sun Bar.
a.pfte.Nrrrs,l,4 cha rfyar fagfatfouarV. with ave
4 feet in the channel.
There Is i've feet in the canal, and four feet
on the shoaIest bars along the Lower Ohio.
The Cumberland Is rising. with twenty inches
on Harpeth shoals.
The river nj ST. Louis Still continued TO ad-
vance. il the tgenty-four hours ending at 10
A.. Thursday, It rose one foot and two and a
haIfinches, and Is now twelve feet ten and a
quarter inches above low water mark OF
eighteen hundred and sixty three, with seven
feetIn the channel out to Cairo.
Tie Missouririver Is IN fair boating order, with
four feet reported-on tho bars TO Leavenworth,
and about the Same stage nom that paint to
Omaha
The Illinois river IS stili rising, with inlly
seven feet Of waterin the channel TO Peoria
The UpperA ississlpni river IS in fne naviga-
bic condition. and rising. Thereisnow a chan
AeI depth OF fuIly six AMI a half feet to Keokuk'
and three and a halft TO four feot on the lower
rapids
There were thirty inches in the Kanawha'
and falling, when the T. j. Pickett came out on
Tuesday. There lad been considerable rain,
and Capt. Farley. Of the Pickett, is OF the Opin-
ion that there viii DE a rise in that stream.
The rivrrat Evansville was rising steadily but
slowly, and the sand-bars above the city have
disappeared. and the c-ountenances Of side
wheel steamboats, are groging brighton.
At New Albany the river wasreceding slowly,
with five feet water on the bars thence 10 Ev-
ansviue. The weather on n second was warm
and rainy
II rained hard at Nashville on Wednesday,
with the Cumberland rising slowly, having
swollen four Inches on Tuesday.
Rains are reported up the Allegheny, with
three feet 10 Oh City.
At Wheeling on the evening Of the Third the
river was falling slowly.
Tie Evansville Journal, of Thursday, says ;
u 1t raluCd all day yesterday with but little IN
Permission, ard the day Was extremely disa-
greeshle. The river here is rising steadily, and
there Is good water now for medium class Doaus
from louisville TO Cairo. The wabash IS also
The Nashville Banner, Of Thursday, says
"Tholong expected rain commenced iallihg
hero yesterday morning al day-breakt ano
lasted throughout the day. III still raining q
We 80 10 press, and the prospect Tor q consid-
araDie riSe is favorable. Inc cumberland Wa
rising slowly last evening with twelve Inches
scaut on tho shoals"
ziseeIisHtSHs.
Erw ~LINF-TheTe Is some excitement 81 Ey-
ausvtIle relative TO the proposed Granville anu
Memphis lluo OF steamers Tho CanneltOL
Packet Line Is a dzed fact, Capt. J. V. ThroOl
having been chosen President OF the Company
A-ccIDENr-Capt. Charlie David, Of tbs
Madison packetC r Dumort, while riding In &
buggy, through Madison. in company with hts
Laughter. Mrs. Mcclure aud her infant child
on Wednesday. met with an accident, One o
theaxles Of the vehicle broke, frightening TIT
horse, when no became manageable and ran
&@ay. Capt. David sud daughter wore thrOwD
out and both nslred.
G0Ve[ TRnt boats and b.fgess
nsEet the Ev~ausvnu52nnarf, ard also o
suhEE barge n tho Cumberland rver, were
soId auction 81 Cincinnati by order Of tnt
Eun2 tlt Lew caves was parchass4 by James
ElliAslor S1.035. The Government whaEfboat
was Ald 20 Fred. Huston & Co. for also, anc
viii 4 used here b. Capt Huston, assodetec
With capt. EhrInan ard Duke Nicholson. Ihc
arIs barge on tho wharf wa purchased by
Capt. 7. 8 Throop for $50, and Is o bargain
NJ. Vsclt.3. Of GoIcondG. purchased another
1argah IN, and Mr. Ru1uer bought q thru
barge kr SlTo. Tho barge sunk IN the CunteT-
and dis puFcha-Sd By Capt n. willard FOR 80
md hMV-as afterwards offered. and declined.
800 fuElis bargain. Capt +. u Ehrnlan TuT
chase8 DE cs0le and tackle OF TIE whsrtoo1'
FRf ms PROM ST. LoCB.-The ionowing
ratea 4 ceuts e 100 Ia, appear 10 have beon