Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-01

The Luminary, from Louisville and for New
Orleans, is due.
The Laura Feuton went out last night flying
very light.
The famous j. D. Perry Is due this morning,
and will start on her return trip 10 st. Louis at
hve o'clock this evening.
We are indebted TO the officers OF the Laura
Fenton, Louisiana and Mollio Able for late
papers from below.
The Tarascon came in yesterday morning
with a big trip. She reports lower river freights
plentiful above.
The MoIie Able passed up yesterday nom
New Orleans with a fine trip.
The splendid new sternwheeler, the Louisi-
ana came up yesterday from New Orleans VIII
A fair trim. and. after some little repairing, took
her departure for the Fails City.
The clifton same in from Cincinnati yester-
day morning loaded down with merchandise.
She returns this evening.
The peerless Ruth came down at five O'Clock
yesterday evening, loaded to the waters edge
with people and merchandise, and passed on
for the Crescent City. We are Indebted 10 Mr.
G~reenough. her clerk, for ST Louis and Cairo
papers az Tuesday.
The following boats are due to-day from
above W. h. Osborne, Ned Tracey, White
Cloud No. 2, c. W. Graham, sam Gaty and
Ida Handy.
We take the following fromthe Cairo Times,
Of the thirtieth The Mississippi is stin fall
ing at ST. Louis, but so slow as TO induce the
belief that 1t will be az a stand to-day. Scarcely
any ice Is now floating in the river from st.
Louis to Cairo, but the rivers above ST. Louis
were all tightly closed al last accounts. The
Ohio is open again at Pittsburg and considera-
BILE Of a food is coming out Al Cincinnati the
river is also raising rapidly, and as nearly all
the tributaries are high we may anticipate a
considerable Of a rise. It is fortunate for Cairo
thai the Ohio floods are coming down before
there Is any probability OF the Missouri floods,
as should both accidentally come down on as
we should have high times" The Cumber-
aud Tennessee are both nearly at food
height, and considerable drift IS running past
our city from those streams. Here the river has
risen about twelve inches since last report The
weather was clear and pleasant yesterday-aE
most springlke, and, under the genial inhu
ences Of tBs-sun, the mud almost disappeared
from the sidewalks. Towards evening there
was some indications OF more rain, but we sin
cerely hope weshan have no more Of that ele-
ment until we begin 10 need IT,"
The Cincinnati commercial, Of the twenty
ninth, SAYS the weather was cloudy and gloomy
on the day before, with a light drilling rain
The river was receding slowly. There is thirty
hence to Louisville.
There are nine feet over the Falls, and fifteen
on the shoslest bars along the Lower Ohio.
There are fifteen feet and rising in the Cum
berland.
The St. Louis Republican, Of Tuesday, says
s. The weather was warm yesterday, 10 a perspi-
ring degree. The prospect is therefore good for
N. - r-a-E-r Of fha wHlnar VfNra-g Tha 3
Fanny ogden will soon start up 10 burst open
The Missouri, and We Will now be in daily an
ticipation Of arrivals from the Upper Missis-
sippi and the Illinois. Business is good here,
albeit. arrivals are vet scanty. The river is in
good navigable condition hence TO the South
the Ohio, Lower Mississippi aud their afiuents,
are likewise in COED condition, almost without
Orders in large numbers are con
,tantly being received nom all points in the
south, for goods Of every description"
Boats LenVing Port
FOR JkCKsONPORT-The splendid packet
Justice leaves for the above and al way points
day at 5P. NJ. shippers and passengers can
on this boat for safety, speed, comfort and
,unctuality- James T. Bourne q CO., No. L
jefferson street, agents. .
For CAIRO AND CINCrNNATL-The IA
light draught passenger packet {
Mariner, under the command Of experienced {
nj popular officers, will leave for the above
nd intermediate points this day al 5 p. II
take pleasure in commencing this excellent :
teamer 10 the public. For particulars apply TO
4. Bourne d Co, y Jefferson street, +
FOR PINE BLUE y LITTLE RoCK.-The o
legant and fast passenger packet Celeste
viii depart for the above and way points this :
.ay at O'Clock p. NJ. We recommend this as
reliable and accommodating packet, worthy
he patronage OF the public. Her agent,
apt. Larry HarmStad, "A JefierSst street, O
ill give all necessary Information.
FoR VICKsBURG AND NEW ORLEANs-The "a
lagnineent passenger steamer Magenta
clock Pm. This is one OF the mosL spfen-
ia packets on the river, and passengers and o
would ind II 70 their advantage 10 %
all on James 7. Bourne 4 Co., u Jefferson
rect, agents. 6
FoR V~ICRsBURG.-The popular and swirl
acEet Nicksburg viii leave for the above
nd intermediate points, SATURDAY at 3 p. N. On 2
lrt and safety, and shippers, the greatest
ispatch. For particulars. apply to Ms. Green, Z
Front street, Supt, and r W. Llghtburn
ec'y. Larry Harmstad, "A jefferson street.
FuR CNCINNATI-The clifton, a magnif-
,ent passenger packet, swift and reliabIe.ieaves {
le wharf Friday al S p. M. for me above
nd intermediate points. Passengers and ship -
ems are directed for particulars TO Larry Harm Z
", 81 Front street, agents. 49,
For NICKsBURG AND NEW ORLEASs.-The y
.mOus Pauline Carroll, ore OF the most ele- =
ant and popular steamers plying on the west =
N waters, leaves for the above and iuterme- Z
ports this day at P. N. Under the
,mmand OF her clever ana efficient officers.
le is, in truth, " winning golden opinions
or particulars apply 70 Capt. }. V. Lewis,
gent, and $. u. Shock, general passenger
GENT at the MharfbOat, foot Of Monroe F.
rect
FoR ST. LoUIs-The splendid and com
odiOus passenger packet Mississippi leaves as
1ove on this day, at 10 A.. N. This is one
our best and most comfortable steamers, and
by an efficient and agreeable corps r
officers, all ofwhOm are faYorably known 10
le public. Apply 70 Capt. j. V. Lewis, agent
the A. and Miss. :. $. Co, or ). II. shock,
neral passenger agent, at the Companys
TharfbOat, foot Of Monroe street.
3rascOn, one Of the heetest packets on the
yer, will leave for the above and iutermedi-
e ports this day at p. NJ. We take pleasure +
recommending this excellent boat. Me SITS.
7, Bourne & Co.. No. y Jefferson street
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