Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-30

az 49, 80 "-A
70 the order Of Col. Hough, in the local coll
umn OF our paper, this morning.
The Die Vernon, having completed her re-
pairs, dropped down 20 the wharf yesterday
and is loading for Vicksburg this evening.
The Celeste brought in one hundred and nine
bales OF cotton from Arkansas river, and a fair
freight and cabin list.
The Commercial goes out for White river
this evening. She Is a safe and reliable boat.
The neat Httls Centralia is posted for Little
Rock this evening. We commend her and
Capt. Tom Berry to all concerned.
The reliable Naugatuek is up for the Queen
City this afternoon.
The little Mariner came in from Cincinnati
yesterday, loaded down with merchandise.
The MoIlie Hambieton goes out for Vicksburg
this evening.
The Julia passed down yesterday with a fine
trip for New Orleans.
The officers OF the Won Phul, Olive Branch
and Morningstar have our thanks for news
paper favors.
The Moliie Hsmblet0u came in yesterday
from ST. Francis river with a fair trip. Her Of
hcers report that river still rising with plenty OF
water in the channel. Freights are very duh,
nearly all the cotton up there having been
brought ont.
The Adam Jacobs brought down a large
amount Of assorted merchandise on Sunday,
and returned to st. Louis yesterday afternoon.
She reports general frelghts plentiful above. 1
The notorious Morningstar, from Louisville,
came in Yesterday morning with "a big trip, IN
Guiding two hundred head OF stock, and two
thousand sacks Of corn. She went out in the
afternoon with a fine trip.
The Olive Branch passed up on Sunday even
ing with a good nip and the W. K. Arthur
went down with her guards in the water.
IA Commercial came ia from White river
yesterday with two hundred and thirty bales of
cotton and a fair cabin list.
Ia Celeste reports three and a half feet OF
water ln Arkansas river. She returns on
Thursday.
The old favorite Won Phul came in yesterday
morning with a good trip, and returns TO New
Orleans this afternoon. From IA personal ac-
quaiutancew with her officers we can guaranty
"a pleasant trip for her p a Ssengers, as they are
steamhoatmen Of the Old school
The Mississippi VIII be 81 the wharf this
morning. and leave for ST. Louis at nine o'clock.
She is a feet craftand Offers rare Inducements
TO passengers.
The Robert Burns came in last night from
Cincinnati with a fine trip.
The southern Belle is due from Arkansas
river, and theT L. Magin for New Orleans and
from ST Louis.
The Golden Eagle went up yesterday With .
good trip, including twenty-five bales Of cotton.
The Glasgow arrived from New Orleans
last night.
The W. r. Carter is due from above. and VIII
leave for New Orleans M twelve O'Clock to-day.
The Laura Fenton left Louisville on the
twenty-Seyenth and consequently is due here
tomorrow.
The gay and festive Bell Of ST. Louis will ar
rive this morning, and leave for st. Louis in the
evening.
The Rivers Above.
The st. Louis Republican, Of the twenty
seventh, says, d" Notwithstanding the snow, hail
and rain that has fallen the past day or two,
the river here yet continues 10 90 d0wn. In
the twenty-four hours ending az len O'Clock
4. n. yesterday, II receded six and halEincies,
and Il was then eleven feet six and three quar-
| ter inches above low water mark OF eighteen
hundred and sixtv-three, tweuty-nine feet
ten inches below high water mark Of eighteen
hundred and fOrty-fnur, and twenty-five feet
three inches below the city Directrix. Business
on the landing, especially IN The locality Of the
Memphis packets, was brisk yesterday. Il Is
probable that there viii De several arrivals
to-day"
The Cumberland river is high and rising. with
fourteen feet Of water ON Harpeth Shoals
The Tennessee river is reported in fair boat
ing order.
The Arkansas river Is falling, with only three
feet in thechsnnei 70 little Rock.
The Louisville Journal OF the twenty -saxeuth,
gives the following account OF river matters
at that point:
The river is still rising brisiSly. BY the mark
AT six o'clock last evening there was eleven feet
and a half waterin the canal, nine feet and a
half In the Indian chute, and seven aud a half
over the rocks The rain descended drizzlingly
all day yestar4ag
At Cairo the river was stRl uslug al last ac-
counts, and had risen eight inches during
Boats Leaving Port.
FOR LITTLE RoCK.-The fast steamer CentralIa,
1 regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet,
wi leave 10 tBs Ssoys and way points this
James T. Bourne a Co, JefersOn street,
3 agents. D..
FoR vIcKsBURG AMI NEW ORLEANs-The
magnificent passenger steamer Henry Won
Phul will leave as above, "Wednesday, 3lst, at 8
4 O'Clock p. NJ. Tins Is one. or the most SPLEEN
did packets on the river, and passengers and
sbfpparS would md ii TO their advantage to
cali on james 4. Bourne & Co, y jefferson
street, agertH. 'N
FoR yIrksBUKo-Ihe popular Ena sgtt
packet DE vernon VIII leave for thsli above
and intermediate points, this day ~ p ON
this elegant steamer passengers are assured com
| S,suateb' F9T bIrt9S lsig sbpiE tbE se9Tsen,
street, supL and. ~ W. HgAiplrh'
- ftohs 9n. II JShFFsQn slisplf
agent
For PINE BLUFF AND LITTLE RocK-The
eOmmodtOus and elegant passenger packet
St points. thit dsy. & sF' \ ahe M fhssI bast
is fast gaining favor with the shipping and
travelling public, and with the urbane aud at
tentiye officers now In commanu she Will con-
unue 10 receive a considerable share OF patron
age. Fog FREE gut or pussege apply on board, or
10 Larry Hafa3siadi Il IeneISon street agent.
For LOUISVILLE The glorious and radiant
Tarascon. one OF the neatest packets on the
river. will leave for the above and intermedi-
ate ports wednesday az pm. We take pleasure
in recommending this excellent boat. Me-srs.
JEmesT. Bourne a Co, no. y Jefferson street,
agents.
For CrSCtSNATI-The Robt. Burns, amagnif-
ieent passenger packet, swim and reliable,leaves
and Intermediate poiuts- Passengers and ship
pers are directed for particulars y Larry HARM
stad, No. HJeherson street. and Enoch lay
Tor, "a Front street, agents
Fox ST. LbrIs TIE splendid and
popular steamer Billie 81 Louis 9xAifeave for
the above ana Intermediate points this day az D
2 n Passengers aud shippers wilt md lhis a
met eesiratfle upporTqhify. Capt ". r.
bait sgenhatfts Nhnr4bOa-
FoR NIcKsRURG ASp NV O~RLEAss-The
famous ". r. Carter, on Of the most ele-
! CANT ana popular steamers plying on the west
sfn waters, leaves for the above and interme-
uHAte ports TINS day at 10 A. NJ Under the
Z command Of her clever and en5cient ofIieers
; she Is IN truth. winning Golden opinions
+ for paruc9lans apply 70 Capt. j. Y. Lewis,
agent, a. the Wharfboat, loot az Nonsoe
, street @Ohf"
q fOR CAIRO, LoUIsvILLE AND CINcrSNAr r
The splendid Passenger packet Naueafack
11Sis a.S 81 Ave oclock 1g a. al way points,