Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-09

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, cleaner, Arkansas river.
Minnie, Cincinnati
Departures.
Steamer John Klgour, Tor New Orleans
Cty ofAiion =" St Louis
W H. Osborne.
Ienuessee, for Cairo.
Minnie. Arkansas river.
Boats in Port.
Anna, Guidou, Silver Moon,
NeVsda. Kate Bruner. j. D. Perry.
Rose Hambleton, MoLie Hamuleton.
miscellaneous.
The wharfboat OF the Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamship line has been
dropped down 70 the loot OF Union street
at last. We hope that some Of our con-
temporaries, who were so anxious for its
removal, viii be satisfied now.
The levee was swarming with negroes
Yesterday, who were huddled together
and listening with b~reathless suspense 70
the melody Henry B.. was extracting
from the caliOpe Of the Darling, which
went out with a fair trip, including 10
bales Of cotton.
The Cleaner came IN from Little Rock
with a fair trip. Among her freight We
noticed forty head Of mules.
The speedy Anna goes out FOR Cincin-
matt this evening.
The Guidon is posted for Arkansas
river this evening. We owe You one"
Whitaker, and viii pay it next time.
The reliable Mol.ie HambletOu, that
always leaves at the appointed time, is
Off for St. Francis river this evening.
We cordially recommend our friends
Day and Clarke, her clerks, 70 her pas
sengeTs.
The Silver Moon viii "roI ON to-
wards Cincinnati, and the boat that
| eclipses her viii have 20 start early.
ihe little Lady came in light from
White and Little Red rivers yesterday.
/ She brought up forty bales Of cotton.
The N0rthwester brought in seventy
I've bales from st. Fraucis, and a huge
/ Pile of catfish.
The late steamboat disasters have had
q bad effect up0n travel by water, and
but few steamers leave port with any
thing like a fair passenger list, and those
/ who are not commanded 10y well known
and reliable officers, 20 ont empty. We
| have been unable thus far % learn what
effect il has mad upon marine Insurance,
but Judging from the large amounts lost
by some companies, it must have a bad
effect upon the shipping interests; but
we trust we shall have no more Of them,
and that ere long they will be forgotten
and travel and freight resume their
wonted activity.
The John Kilgour passed down yester-
day with a fine freight trip, including
100 bales of cotton from st. Louis for
New Orleans, and we are Informed by
ner officers that the Kinney ana other
boats are also loading with the staple for
that market, which shows that cotton l.
at last seeking its natural outlet.
The NicksburE, the pride Of the waters,
is up for New Orleans tomorrow even
ing.
The towboat, Nick Hughes, passed up
Yesterday with a government wharfboat
in tow, which We recognize g. the old
huh Of the Harry Hill il goes 70 Cairo
to be sold.
At last the work OF pulling down the
shed between jefferson and Adams has
been commenced, which viii be a great
improvement to cur levee, and give us
more landing than any other port on the
Mississippi, and if the Landing Commit
tee viii impress upon their brother Al
dermeu the necessity Of Improving it,
we will have a levee Of which We can
Justly be proud.
The w. H. Osborne passed up yester-
day with 543 Of the First Iowa Cavalry
on board. Two hundred Of this regiment
were mustered out at Austin, Texas, and
located there in preference 70 returning
home.
The Justice came in from Jacksonp1rt
with a light trip Yesterday. We are in
Iebted to her clerk for late Jacks0npOrJ
and Des Arc papers.
The splendid steamer W. Il. Arthur
will be down this evening, and leave for
New Orleans at . O'Clock. She is a
staunch, thorough going craft.
Remember that the Albert Pearce viii
be down to-day, and proceed on her way
20 Little Rock at ) pm. We DO not
worship at the shrine of LUors, but we'll
bank on Capt. Jeemes' of that ilk.
The lightning MOllie Able will be up
and leave for 81. Louis at JPN.
The Minnie passed down last night
with a fine trip of miscellane0us freight.
The Rivers Above.
I~oUIsvrLLE-TEe river was falling fast yes
terday with Q feet water in the csuEl In the eve
ming by the marx. During the previous p louE
II had fallen /. inches 81 the heaa Of the fails
and 8 feet al Portsmouth.
The weather continues cold for the season
vita ice making freely az night, and the tner
On the falls last evening there were ouly & feet
water in the pass down The Indian chute, and ,
passage or The fall= extremely l-lhcllt1 except
iag under The guidance o. experienced pilots
P-IrrsBURG, March o., pm.-The weather s.
nNuerar NJ. 3
me riyei is falling slowly, with feet 10 inches
by the MouolEaheia MARKS, and y feet 5 iuche-
Dy the AIszheny marks. Water hi the Ale
sleuy ct Oil lgy 3 Get and falling.
Weather mild.
Business brisk at both landings No arrivals
rom below.
PARkERsBURG. WEST Va. March 5-7pm-
River y feet and falling.
The Potomac passed up al Bpm. The Ohio
3 and Matte Roberts went down to-day
PoNEEoT, ONO, March SIS p.m.-kiver &
The s. James arrived and returned on time.
Other boats passed to-day.-IA Cor. en-
NAsHvmLE-Tho river is falling, with fec,
vaterun the shoals.
\ moderate rain is falling, which VIII doubt
patch, IN.
G~Iesniuzs From Cur Exchanges.
"TIT FOR TAr-A fswd days since the Memphis
imam" made q sorry face az Us Tor ac-
,identally c~reditiug the Memphis Bulletin with {
an extract from the APPEAL. "ILay that live ;
M glass houses should NOT throw stones" In
inc APPEaI Of The ID inst, we notice an article :
headed Marine Insurance SAIL l-tlcie Is Ia .
from our c3lumnsa AMI IS given rs original
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Pretty wen. thank you, barring % cold, but q
you, Mr.. ReDu5t-aa man" will put on you .
you will discover that the aforesaid ]
was set solid under "~glcansngs from oi
exchanges and although the credit was omit
accidentally, yet II was not given as origi- 3
aaL," and you should have appreciated the :
compliment we intended, N giving space 70
article.
LoCfsvILLE-The Laura Feuton has, We be
ieve, abandoned her trip 20 Memphis, and Is al 7
he city wharf undergoing repairs
The swift 81 Patrick, Capt. Han. IS advertised '
Tor Memphis ana way pllces this evening She !
starts at O'Clock, with Messrs. Hatcher and
In the clerks Office. I
The hest and unrivaued passenger packet In a
iisna has her departure 90 New Orleans defer
red uuul tomorrow W elue~day evening. :
Owing 90 the rapid decline oftlc liver she de- q
sends the fails Inis evening, ami starts South, q
nom Portland. tomorrow evening
The fleet @ coal boats that started S0ufh ON q
.he late rise not the last. all arrived during .
saturday and sunday, and The following is q Z
igt Of the departures. "a furnished by capt i
Pink Marble, Tails pilot, WhO ploaed them over
he falls;
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