Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-20

+" Lady Gay, new orleans.
" Emerald, Cincinnati.
" J. D Perry, Louisville.
{" Commercial, White river.
a." Amazon, Cincinnati.
" It. /. McGilI, New Orleans.
Boats fn Port.
Harry Dean, Celeste Florence Trsber,
Clifton, Gen. Quitman, Ella FabeT.
miscellaneous.
The Harry Dean, Capt. Blaisdell,
leaves for Arkansas river on Thursday
evening. Jas. T. Bourne & Co. are her
agents.
The fine packet Florence TRADER, Capt.
Rube Haynes, leaves for Little Rock THIS
day at 5 pm. Larry Harmstad & Co.,
agents.
The Emerald, Capt. Skunk, gets away
for Cincinnati this evening at 8 o'clock.
Larry Harmstad & Co, agents.
Capt. Frank Stein, with the Clifton,
leaves for Cairo and Cincinnati this day
at ) O'Clock pm. Larry Harmstad & Co.,
agents.
To-day att pm. the gay MS Mepham,
5kpt. Wood, leaves for New Orleans and
way points. Larry Harmstad x Co,
agents.
The Belle st. Louig Capt. Zsigler, with
Billy Blenker in the oHru1, leaves for st.
Louis tomorrow evening. Dill q Peter
son, passenger agents.
The splendid Minueola, Capt. Hates,
goes out this evening for Cairo and Gin
cinnati. Jas. II. Bourne & Co. are her
agents.
The Arkansas river packet Celeste,
leaves for Little Rock to-day at 3 pm.
Capt. Reese PritchsTd commands. w.
jay johnson and Larry Harmstad & Co.,
The Atlantic, Capt. McKee,is the New
Orleans packet for Saturday. Larry
Harmst8d & Co., agents. Peterson &
| Sayres, passenger agents.
The lila Faber, Capt. Peekinbaugh,
will leave the Star wharfbOat this day at
u m. for White river. w. Jay Johnson,
agent.
The Victor Nc. 2, Capt. House, Mr..
Flynn, clerk, leaves for Osceoia and way
points to-day at 5 pm.
The U. S. mail steamer Centralia, Capt.
Dismukes, is the Thursday packet for
Arkansas river. Jas. I. Bourne d CO.,
agents.
For New ORLEANs.-Ihe magnificent
steamer Gen. Quitman, in charge of that
veteran officer, Capt J. NJ White, leaves
our wharf for New Orleans this day at
| noon. If comfort, fine fare, attentive
walters. luxurious beds and spacious
rooms are an inducement, then this is q
chance which should not be forgotten.
In the Office will be found a popular and
agreeable gentleman, Mr.. L. J. Howard,
who Is not unknown to travellers. Mr..
] J.. H. MOssop, also, u OF the secretaries,
will be found "the right man IN the right
place. Larry Harmstad q Co., agents.
That well known passenger agent, Capt.
Sam. Shock, will see that passengers are
properly cared for.
. W.. ha~va pnCofuaA q mnnTRQFfOn
from Inspector Warden, in reply to
" Engineer" in our issue of yesterday.
We will publish it in ON next.
On Monday the river fell about n
inch at Greenville, Miss. The fall at
Helena was about 4 inches in that many
DAYS. On last Thursday night Deer
creek rose IA inches. caused by the break
ing of the levee at Miller's bend. From
Deer creek to Greenville the country
was almost entirely submerged on FRI
day last. At the latter place there isyet
from 6 to Is inches of bank out of water.
Point Chicot and a few other places in
Arkansas are not submerged. In BOIL
var county, Miss, there are but very few
niaees that are vet high and dry. At
Helena the water il from ? to 8 deep
baek to the base OF the bluff. All the
leyees recently built have proved q fall
ure. Many were swept away before COM
Wilson & Co.'s wharfboat Glendale at
Granville was Totally destroyed by fire
an Saturday night last. Alarge amount
Of freight was lost. The fire was sup
posed to be tine act of an incendiary.
TheSt. Louis Times of Monday says.
Although the river here and the rivers
above are steadily falling, a few warm
days will cause anorher rise. There Is a
large amount OF 10 along The banks.
Freight is abundant for New Orleans
and there is a fair show Of activity in
other trades generally.
There are several large tows OF grain
! and produce in the Illinois river south
ward bound. Among them are the kel-
Iogr. storm, and s. G. Baker with tows
| of ice for Nashville and Vieksburg. The
Mononoahela is az JERSEY landing with
/ a tow # canalbOsts loaded with pork and
Grain for st. Louis. This great amount
| Of produce will be Immediately reshipped
The Dubuque Herald says: "Capt. s.
Davidson arrived in town yesterday
and during the day held a conference
with Sust. Wellington and other officers
of the Northwestern Packet company,
which resulted ia the designation Of the
following packets for the early naViga-
ton business from this point: ItsscA,
Kew City, Northern Belle. The above
steamers, with the Milwaukee and Phil.
Sheridan viii constitute the line from
Dubuque during the season.
So il seems that the " painted I" hero Is
not going to stay with Us. Ia losing her
we have only. one regret, and that =,
that our old-time friend, Capt JUDD
West, will probably leave u waters;
We will assure Capt. Judd that II he viii
enter any trade which viii carry him by
onr port on some other boat, we will in
dorse him and his packet every time"
but his present steamer never