Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

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/. ception Of Mr.. Richardson No had
3 rib broken and Is confined 10 his bee
They were all left at GreenviIie. wher
, they got on board the Mepham. Thes
genuemen are Of opinion that the mat
and several deck-hands who ware las
were In the hold at the time Of the aeei
) dent. They also thiak that it was q hot
tom plate in the boiler which gave way
and that the force of the explosion wen
downwards, tearing the hull to pieces.
1T was reported that the Henry Amo,
was founi 70 be In a sinking condition
after leaving New Orleans, and that she
put back for repairs. The rumor wa.
brought by passengers on the Mepham,
We do not give II much cFedenee as ouI
dispatches would have stated the fact
had the Ames been leaking badly and
gone back.
The wharfmaster, ever alive 10 the in
terests OF our city, and river men also.
n temporary posts planted along
me landing yesterday to make fast to.
The old rings and anchors are under
water and useless at present.
The carpets for the Richmond, which
were made Ia Europe, have arrived in
New York. They are said to be he
largest and longest ever made.
Capt. Cannon, Of the r. T. Lee, has
ordered another new boat. She viii be
a size smaller than the Lee Tom.
Humphries, ofNew Albany, got the con-
The Louisville Courier says:
Cincinnati people are supposed to be
intensely patriotic, If it brings money to
then pockets; but all their patriotism
oozes out at their fingers end whenever
II loosens their grasp on the "almighty'
dollar"
The Gazette replies by referring the
writer OF that paragraph to Shiloh, Wild
Cat, Mission Ridge, etc, as an evidence
OF the patriotism Of Cincinnati boys.
The Gazette might also nave added the
zeal OF the crew OF the Switzerland while
cruising along the lower coasts. They /
broke into the old Catholic church al
Point Copper, stealing therefrom the
clothing of the pastor, chaliee, crueifix, |
etc. They nailed the crucifx to their
nag staff, and were all characterized by
Admiral F%arragut as a set Of id
thieves.
The City Of Alton went to. the docks at
st Louis on Wednesday last to have a
new steam band put on.
The Gerard b Allen left st. Lonis
drawing but four and ahalf feet, and had
on board Az tons Of freight.
The Great Republic will have 65 of
WauPs oil paintings on board, forming
quite a picture gallery. Her ~eab!n Is
about 300 feet long, Is feet 6 inches wide.
Her OFFENDERS are so inches diameter.
with 10 feet stroke. She has seven ~
inch boilers 80 feet long. Wheels, 10 feet
diameter, with Is feet buckets and her
model IS aJ0c SiH1iie OF the boat Buckeye
State.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The peace en-
blem, with Capt. Jones in command
will go out to day at 5 pm. No more
peaceful steamer floats than the Olive
Branch, and she is a palace to travel
upon. Larry Harmstad & Co, agents.
For New ORLEANs.-The splendid
aud unsurpassed steamer Atlantic is now
a port aud viii get of to-day promptly
1t . pm. for all points on the river be-
ow. She has clever officers, who will
10 all in their power to make the trip
Jas. +. Bourne & Co. and
Larry Harmstad & Co, agents.
FOR ARKANSAS RIyER-Capt. Nat.
ireen, with the U. 5. mail steamer
s~leaner, will leave as above to-day at 5
I'm. The Cleaner is well furnished
comfortable and has good speed. Mr..
ohm Fenwick IS her first clerk, and will
'e found a pleasant officer. James 7.
3ourne & Co. and Larry Harmstad,
gents.
FOR NEW 0RLEASs.-That magnif-
ent and stately steamer W. r. Arthur, :
fill be 10 port TO leave to-day for Vicks-
urg and New Orleans. Capt. Carson,
er commander, is a capable officer, and
on her Office stool will be found ]
ur NspOleOnie friend Monroe Cunning
am, one Of the politest gentlemen aud
leasantest companions on the broad sur +
ace Of big muddy. All ye southwark d,
oEnd, let Monroe pass you out a key
nd bless US for commencing him to you.
AIRY Harmstad & Co, agents. J.. A.
ayers, passenger agent. .
For WHITE RIvER-The regular
acket Des Arc will back "a to-GBy at 5
m for All points on White and Little !
rivers. Capt. John d Elliot, 4 pop
lar officer, Commands, and Capt. Lee .
inneY is first clerk. Capt. Nest CLASS
lecks of freight, and Capt. Jos4. Edson G
ows it away. All the officers on this
oar have at various times filed every =
Jsition on a steamer with ability aad
better evidence need be addGced than
lis fact alone to show that she is o. X.
evy x Miller, agents. Z
CAIRO.-Fhe swift and eOmfOrta- -
e steamer Cumberland will leave as
to-day at 8 p M. sharp. Capt C
commands the Cumberland, and
apt Bob. Osborne, q competent clerk, le
charge Of the treasury. This packet
.ys special attention to all way business,
Id will continue firmly IN the trade.
AIRY Harmstsd * Co, agents. :
For NICKsBUKG.-The swift steamer
Al Able, with the veteran Capt. Jas. -
&c in charge, will leave as above to day K
. pm, making all the bend landings.
Rice is in the Office, assisted by +
Fields and Alick Waddell. Mr..
mpson is the popular and successful
terer. w Jay Johnson, agent.
For PINE BLUFF-Capt. John Clay D
that good and careful commander,
III leave with his swift and comfortable v,
.cket Rose HambIetOn for Pine Bluff.
ne Rose is Q perfect steamer and lives
mptuou~ly. Mr.. Wells is her clerk. -
lssengers aud shippers will not forget
e Rose. Levy * Miller & W. Jay
.hns0n, agents. p
FOR ST. LOUIS.-rhe reliable "Yaw-
los hacks ouJ to-day for Cairo and St. r,
l1is, under the command OF the vet
an Capt. Rowland. MIR. McCrift is in d.
g office. Few officers enjIy the repu-
ton of those Of the Adam Jacobs. W
lily Dial is passenger agent.
FOR CINCINNATI.-Every bOdy's OlzlRO,
z goes out sure to-day at TsASF6r =
.iro, Louisville and Cincinnati. Capt.
NJ. Chenoweth, u Of the oieverest
ntlemeE who walks a roof, pulls her p
while in her Office Capt. Pow +,
: does the hOnOrs in his usual genial
". The weary traveller needs Oaly to CT
with them nee. They will travel !
tn them ever after. Larry Harmstad fol
Co., sgsgts 4
For CINCfNNATI-rhe good steamer
owe to-day at 5 pm. She is well -
and has every convenience on -
ard for the comfort OF passengers.
p officers are careful and well known. =,
e Emperor will go through with dis
tell. I
FOR LOUIsVILLE.-The safe and COM M
packet Cora s., with Capt. NAL 7
4 Oh the roof, will positively leave to- wi
y as above. Mr.. A. l. CrOxall is chief I
rk, and viii be found a pleasant Of
Pr. The Cora is a regular institution
! deserves patronage. II
'OR NEW ORLEANs.-The Kate Kin
Y will leave the star wharfboat al =
to-day for Helena, Vicksburg, En-
tche2 aud New Orleans. She is a I
e steamer, and will make good time vii
Crescent City. W. jay Johnson, !
gent. j..
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