Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26
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" Mississippi, st. Louis.
a." Nick LOngworth, Louisville.
Lady, ST. Francis river.
" Messenger, Cincinnati.
Departures.
" Messenger, New Orleans.
q" Nick Longworth, New Orleans.
Mississippi, New Orleans.
" Belle st. Louis, st. Louis
/" Mary Swan, Evansville.
Boats In Port.
Dan. Able, Cleaner and Lady.
MIsCELLANEOUs.
The Messenger, from Cincinnati for
New Orleans, passed down yesterday.
The Cleaner, Capt. King, leaves to-day
at 5 pm. for the Arkansas river and way
points.
The John S. MeCune, Capt. Dufer, is
announced to leave on Saturday for
White river.
The Mississippi passed down last night
from st. Louis for New Orleans.
The Dan. Able came in from Vieks-
burg. She is the regular Saturday Vicks-
burg and bends mail packet.
The Lady, Capt. Ward, leaves to-day
at 5 pm. for Helena and st. Francis
river.
The Mary Swan, from V~icksburg,
passed up for Evansville last evening.
The Belle st. Louis cleared for st. Louis
with a fair passenger trip.
The City Of Cairo is the regular Sat
urdsy st. Louis packet.
The Darling, Capt. Lew Hates, will
be found at the wharf this morning to
receive for Cincinnati, and leaves on
Saturday at 5 pm.
The Sam. Gaty is the regular Friday
Nicksburg packet. She leaves the city
wharfbOat st 5 pm.
The Nick Longworth, from Louisville
for New Orleans, passed down last even
ing with q full load.
Mr.. Adolph Phillibert has purchased
Capt. Pickering's One-third in the Bridge
port for 5000.
Capt. James H. Pepper, a worthy gen
tleman and good officer, has assumed
command of the Atlantic and Missis-
siPpi steamship packet w. R. Arthur.
The City Of Cairo takes the place Of
the Marble City in the Memphis line.
The last named will go on the docks for
a thorough o~verhauling.
Information received yesterday an
nOunces the death at Paducah, XIV, Of
Capt. Elijah Wood, commander OF the
NJ. 5. Mepham.
The Louisville Courier of the oath has
the following The river continues at a
stand, with three feet nine inches water
in the canal by the mark. The report
Of yesterday should have read three feet
nine inches.) The weather has been
sultry and was very warm last evening, /
the thermometer ranging as high as 80
in the shade, and complaints are now
general Of the dry weather, if not fears
Of a drouth. Arain, a good rain, is de-
not only for the sake Of naviga-
ton, but for the crops. The dispatches
from Cincinnati yesterday reported the
as having fallen an inch, but the
OF the mail boats report q rise of
four or five inches at that point. The
mail boats report four feet water at Ris-
Sun bar and the river unchanged.
On the bars along the lower Ohio, the
Portland bar being about a. shoal as any,
there were five feet water last evening,
and no boats reported aground. TIE
Palertine goes to Cairo and Memphis
Saturday. The Cora S. left last evening
with q good trip. Among her freight
Items wa 100 tons cotton ties, 100 bar
-els of pork and 800 pieces of baggiug.
The Legal Tender will leave this even
ing for New Orleans. She tOws a barge
and among her freight items are 100 tons
)f cotton ties from New Albany. A
1lDueA baEkt ALOM MduleOua uOuUu fOf 81.
Louis, we believe, in attempting to de-
scend the falls yesterday, stuck fast in
the head of the Indian chute. It is
thought to be %uninjured.
The st. Louis Republican of the oath
has the following Considerable activity
displayed on the wharf yesterday.
The Mississippi, with 8 full cargo, de-
)arted for New Orleans. Around the
sndings Of the Missouri river steamers ]
appeared to be very lively, espe-
at the point where the w. ]. !
Lewis was unloading. The Lewis ar
lived at an early hour Monday evening,
With the largest cargo eyer brought out
Il the Missouri by one boat. The aggre- {
sate was 200 tons, item of which was
80 hOgsheads Of tobacco, the largest I
Of the staple ever landed on our 4
evee from n boat. The largestamouut !
previously brought was by the Martha /
q number Of years since. aud I
mounted to S27 bogsheads. The river is y
alliDg steadily at this point. At st. 7
'aul il was rising on Saturday sc the
ate Of nearly two inches per hour. The
Missouri is reported falling its entire
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