Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-11

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The Adam Jacobs, Of the cold reliable, ls th0
st. Louis packet this evening.
The magnificent steamer Ruth viii be up thl
evening, and leave for Louisville al S o'clock
She is unsurpassed for speed. and her accom-.
mOiations are superb.
The Natoma came IN last evening LOADED
down. She viii sail for Cincinnati tomorrow
evening.
The II. 5. Mepham is being reps.uted, repaired
and renovated generally, at st. Louis.
The following boats were advertised 70 leave
St Louis Monday evening: Henry Aues. 70,
New Orleans, Little Rock, for Arkansas river
j. McCune. for White river.
The elegant passenger packet City ofCairo s
receiving g splendid tIip, and wuIleaye for New
Orleans this evening. We hope our merchant,
viii encourage this new line Of steamers to New
Orleans and assist In building up a daily Line
from this port 10 that city. Its need has Ions
been felt, and the interests OF our city wiz o
course. be very much enhanced thereby, and
all that is needed 70 make IL a daily, instead O!
q weekly Iue, is encouragement which we sim
cerely trust VIII be given.
The reliable Commercial left for White creek
with a good trip.
The Tennessee came I'm from Cairo last eve
ming with a good trip as usual. She returns
this evening.
The fleet Morning star had a splendid passen-
ger trip.
The Des arc for Vicksburg. went out win her
guards in the water, and full OF people.
The fayorJe Arkansas river packet Memphis.
leaves tomorrow. Jimmy Thompson rs in the
onice.
The Centraua Jeff for Racklnsack with a fair
trip.
The Lumlnary will be up this morning, ana
leave for 81. Louis al 10 o'clock am. She is A
No. /
The high headed Robbie Burns leaves f0T Gin
cinuati this evening. We commend her and
herjovial commander, Capt Bowers, 70 all con
cened.
The Indiana, after being detained az Cairo
for four days, by breaking a wrist, passed down
last night with a big trip Of freight, but few
passengers.
Business must have been unusually brisk YES
terday, as we heard George Fillmore complain
ing Of being tired last night.
p Mary T.. Forsyth, p. W. Strlder, and
Prma Donna, were advertised 70 leave Sew or
leans on Monday evening, and the Magenta
and Bart Able last evening.
The Rtvrrz Above.
The st. Louis Eepubacln of The 9Th says:
The weather yesterday was a beautiful spring
day.
was done on the landing yesterday.
IHE RVEES--At this point the Mississippi
IS falling very slowly, with ID feet in the chan
nel out 20 Cairo Our reports from upper
streams are good. The Upper Mississippi j. open,
90 least, 20 La Crosse, and probably 10 EelGS
Landing. or the foot Of Lake Peplu. AZ any
rate the Northern Line steamers via attempt
% reach the foot oI tbs lake this week. Heavy
rains have fallen during the last week In the
northern and central portions Of Illinois and
an sjra-ws are full, with prospects Of very high
water ia ala uGvirabie streams in Wisconsin
they are having tie s4Ehest water known for
years.
The Omaha Ra3uLlicdn says:
The river seems 10 be a. length clear Of al
Kinds Office, whether floating Ice or "mUsh." II
viii DC "plain sailing Tor all river crafts
50 far as amy farther distractions from the fro
zen aqueous ruia are coaSa-2ei
The Atchisou Charcpt5H says;
The river IS stn rising with 2 fair prospect oi
good boating soon.
The LeeFepworLh Times says:
Tie anpe7TsncC "a yta7m in tho Wash. Ora
hams eNnEUsT pi ~eIzF afternoon gave
~ an iakl!ng oihhst YES s0Es 81 Es md
by Charlie hearneys maF& THAR me Big Muddy
has risen nearly Zee. recently, and can give
shippers assurance nfwaler enough at2L events
up IRE 70 mix toddies with.
The Louisville C9urier Of Saturday says:
Tie river was slowly rising yesterday,
with = fest G inrEes water I'm the canal, In the
evening. BY me mari During the previous
q hours 80 had risen oufE E l9Ehes az the head u
the falls and Q Inches al Portland.
The weather has again assumed a wiutry has.
with a SNOW storm, The heaviest Of The season,
Saturday morning. 10 was heavy enough 70
whit6n the house-tops and sidewalks but SION
disappeared, Yesterday was clear snd cool
With g heavy, Naite frost IN the morning
on the falls there were 3 De inches ofwater
IN the pass down the Indian chtta. nrd over .
feet wafer up round the turn for ~ssosnding
boats
rue famous tow-boat Alps, from Memphis,
tHad that chute successfully, bound for Pitts
burg. aad the Mary r., once a fsmOus coast
paaket. built &c ply 20 New Orleans, Donaldson
vile, and Bayou F~iagusmipe. having been CON
verted into 81 toW-boat. was toying % ascend The
chute last evening bound for Pitssufs,
The river az Plts5qrgi Is ata good TIDE but
The Camtegla8d is rising again from the Ct
feet ofthe late raiaa end Mlr stage Of water
may be anticipated a. SesbYlle and the oil re-
gions beyond.
GIeaninES From Our Exchanges.
ST. L8Urs-The Post Boy Tetires from the
Naples traIo to-day, and viii hereafter ply in
the railroad line 70 St Joseph, leaving this port
every alternate THURSDAY.
Capt Abrams and hiss very geDtlcmanly crew
viii take charge Of the new steamer Belle q
pike, In the Naples trade. Capt S. Rider viii
command the Posi- Boy.
We saw a shirt collar abouta foot high carry
a ruirgsr" up thoieVea yesterday Forenoon.
what became Of tho gents We don't know.
The Hawk Eye is the Northern line Paeketto-
SsveraI steamers are Offering 10 receive faen
vino desire working their way TO the mount
aims. upon tho payment OF two hundred del
a. we're In error yesterday In stating that the
Fannv 0giau was built ia 1888 she was huiif
IN fsff nv CsDr =. Kinney. 81 the kete Kinney.
Al slant evidence o. tse increase IN value Of
steamboat stocks, we VIII say tQqt the Ogden
originally cost $500 and vas sold " tApL
n the spring oflS5f 20 Messrz. 0opein
a Co, for the sum OF $1,000, ana by them Soiu
10 tie LnEgTUr1farN for &UNlM.
We heard yesterday OF a levee laborer VINO
on saturday mofhlsE picked up 8 pGir or pants
I'm one OF which he found s. HXad" OF ~greenbhcks
amounting 10 $50.
The steamer Gov. sharkey Is 20 30 sole %
public auction this day az The Merchants tx
change.
The Lizzie Bayless, a ferry boat which has
been running a. p1ashe for the last two yeaTs,
is on her WAY 70 this p0rt fer repairs.
gNlne 70 4nH Times the Emerald has been
lad up at Cincinnati.
Lumher Is neigbted nom Chicago TO this pou
at the rate 0fS DEM.
The GLOWING steamers are 10 be sold at aue-
BneEford, Madison, Gen. Grant Ss~ Tno4nas
Chickamaaga, kenesaw, Lookout. ana Poca.
houtas- Also the bsileus. shaus ana er-.r~eeo "a
the sunken steamer Peerless
Capt Phtlo Young has lsken charge OF the
steamer Virginia
Tine Indiana, bound from Louisville to Navy
Oqleahs, a few days since, broke a wrist. Fbe
damage was IMPAIRED and she proceeded on her
We learn that Capt. Hugh Campbell aud 9th.
ers have 81 length, through Congress, Gtiainad
a uatent right for tee application Of the steam
oRpstap nov IN Hse On most " the boais plying