Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-23
RIVER MATTERS.
Weather and business.

Weather and business
The weather Yesterday was clear and very
pleasant, and the dust is fast becoming disagree
able.
Business was lively on the Ieyce, and we ar
pleased 70 see the resumption of travel as Of
old.
The river is still rising, but very slowly, and
will probably come 10 a stand to-day.
All the rivers below are full TO overlooking.
Arrivals.
Steamer louisiana, from New Orleans.
ST Cloud, from New Orleans.
Platte Valley, from -. Louis.
Champion, from Cincinnati
stone River. from Wabash river.
silver spray from Cincinnati.
New Orleans, fruT8 New Orleans.
" Bertha, from NickSDHrE.
Magenta. from II. Louis.
southern Belle, from Arhan~a- rFr.
swallow, rom New Orleans.
Northwest, from St Francis river
Soutberuer, from 81. Louis.
Departures.
steamer PLATTE Valley Tor y]iek 9l
View orleans, Tor Cairo.
Bertha. for Cincinnati.
NdtOma, for Cincinnati.
Magenta, for New Orleans.
city OF Alton, Tor - Loui-.
Southern Belle, for ~. Louis.
EEglOW. for Cincinnati.
Boats n Pert
Topisia.a ST. Cloud, city Of Cairo,
Moon. K. N. Bishop, Champion,
stone River. Northwest, SDutherneri
Justice.
miscellaneous
oar friend Jimmie DprBof TIE d~r0iatchs, has
taken command Of the -. Cloud, ana EAl back
her out for Nav Orleans tomorrow. We sin
cerelv truss that BIS future sphere may DE as
pleasant As Qua pass association, 2ud only regret
that he has found il 10 bis interest &c change
his base from The tripod to the quarterback
We cordially recommend him % our brethren
ofthe press a. a kline and genisi gentleman.
arewelg Capt Jimmie, and Leigh W smile
down 4pon a poor deyll of a reporter OCCASION
ally, froIs /, oHr elevated position.
The j. =. Mccuae al be at the wharf TINS
morning and leave for Whii@ I~"r at PM
The great Magenta passed down -e-asrsay
with ag3cI trip. Her Zeutlemanly clerk, Mr.
Martin, mas ~ thanks Tor late papers in adj
vance Of everything.
Tia iron used Ia Cincinnati Tor baking boil
ers is esItatnIy 0findifTereut quality and tni'
nav be the Esy % the recent disasters. We
noticed O Steamer aH&s Ess made only two trips
We believe. tied Up here Yesterday 10 patch mel
boilers, and we see D. tie Louisville Acai7er0
that a new boat that had run from Cincipnat
TO that port. had 10 do The same thing. Thii
does not speak well for the manufacturer NJ
there.
The high hsasea SogtEsEnsr IS the regular 81
Louis packet this evening. We recommend
Capt Dan Mussleman's Arkansas dos SOY q
her passengers.
Ths silver Moon is on1or the Queen City thi
evening.
The Harry pean ple regular packet TO
White river tomorrow, shG -o neat htti'
Cleaner for Arkansas river.
Tue l4.e sternwheeier. Louisiana. came nj
from New Unea,s yesterday with l5l head o
mules FOR Louisville. aC-4is 10 Newcastle
D laid by for several aauEs 10 repast de- boil
ers.
T,e 81. Cl0nd frsi4 AeY Orleans t9f Cncin
natl. passed up with Two SGrzss la low.
The fuvorite packet Moliie ham'isisp 3 OF
for 81. Francis river this evening. Her pHnctu
affv IN arriving and leaving. and her eourteou
officers nae made her one Of the most popnlai
boats In the trade We see by the Helen'
papers that our friend @l~ Eigrk has tSet
30 himself one Of the lovely daughters - Ar
kansaz. We offer our young friend our earnes
and h~easlaeit wishes for his future success IL
life, and also coL-s2tplate his fair bride On tn
choice she has made.
The splendid steamer Cfty Of CalTo is .9rdinl
for Ne@ grleans, and wiu leave tomorrow eve
ming.
The popular steamer snVer Moon, is poste'
for Cincinnati this evening, and ein ccrtainl!
get Of.
The Platte VALLEY passed aoFH for Nicksbu4i
yesterday morning with q good trip.
The Champion is on for the Queen city thI
evening, with Capt. Gregg on the roof
The nne stsSuE Albert Pe:rce VIII be down
ihis morning and leave for Ltts Rock this eve
ming. She is, in every respect, ~reliatye. sE4 be
officers are enielent and obiging.
the Rivers Above
The Cncinaa4 Commercial Of the 20th says
The weather was mild GGf cloudy yesterday
with Indications Of rain.
Al Pittsburg the river Is falling with 80
in the channel Here, II Is sWSiAhg slowly
sfth al 5lsf ErTfce 10 Louisville. The falls art
navigable for the Ia yest class OF steamers. fh'
Lower Ohio Is bank nl.
Thess are : feet dnd rising IN Inc 81, eefland
PTTrsErgq, March 10, pm weather d
cloudy. Indicating rain, and modeIstlnH.
River falling, Via = feet on the M~onongahela
mark, and On he Allegheny marks ~ iee'
Arrlved-NOra.
There WAS a tan Of nov this m0Fafsg ~ fhs
depth Of inches, and at noon Il drzzled ram
but continued cold. No de~partureS-1eL COR
CuL Lyna.
The LQuLssil1 DqyjG afthe 2Oh says:
The river was about az d a2gd az day yesteI'
day ana rising slowly IN the evening Wits y
feet 3 inches water ia the canal 81 The MARI
During the previous u hours III nal risen sbohi
Inches a. the head Of the falls. and one f,ot e
PoTilang- TBS weather has very materials
modetaieoi @ttr 9o4ds 20 The morning threat
ening rain. and TIE therEsu4Fteg ranging a
On lie falls Iaa evening there were ~ feet
steamboat water down ihs Indian chute, snc