Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04
RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND nIsERs.


LOUISVILLE, October S.-Ihe river is fall.ny
fast, wl.h 8 feet 3 inches IN the canal. me
weaaheris cloudy and cool.
CAIRO, ocIoher a-Up-PeoF,a City, ham.
Ma Die ely. 5 q IN DOyn-Is&beah s an
sriendshlP, SaE.i Ruth, pm The Taysr rose
With feetS inches in the channel Tire weather
IA c.uudy and damp, with meTe1ry Al g..
MEMPHIS, Oeto0er 4-Ws2thsr cloudy, coel
anu olustery, WITH Indications OF rain The
riyer goes up steadily and rapidly, at This point.
with some DRIFT The Arkansas Is falling aud
White river is also going sfeama
by the Lead. All the upper streams are decliniug
above ST. Louis. III upper Ohio Is falling, b1L
at Cairo the Ttss still goes on.
Arrivals.
5 Gamer Rtollie Able, st. Louis.
Judge Fletcher, Louisville.
Van Bursn, AfRansas River.
RaE%rsares.
sts~smer2IolIe Able, New Orleans.
fudge Fletcher. New OTlsanss
" Importer. Arkansas River.
Van Buren,. Arksngss River.
Mayiower, White River.
" Msly Forsyth, ST. Louis
Ea Port.
steamer Silver Noon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Business was brisk Dp0n the leve vssterjav.
Tue NaynowsT had a good trip for While river
while the Silver Moon discharged . large
cap. Harrison BIssdei. who has besn swing
ing round The circle for some days looking Tor
an Arkansas river packet, returned yestsrday
Without meeting with any success.
The bathing boat which sunk al the foot of
WssnlH gton street. VII prove atotal loss. The
a strandsl ship with more vigor than did The
white and black vreckers clean out thiE uD-
fortunate bost.
SO IiGLle excitement was caused upon.our
streets yesterday by the announcement that a
shipment of arms was coming on the belle
Memphis + r the Loyal League Whatthe RAD
Gals mean b. thus arming the negroes asafnss
The whitsss is too apparent to need
A part Of the arms coming are intended forthe
Radicals Of srkansas, hui we aresaIsded thsr
the party could not raise Nancy encuQh IN
ship them on any beat OF the Memphis snd
White river line. The boats OF this line would
not be q party TO any suen raseaLHy.
The Forsyth left for ST. Louis win so bales 81
cotton and almost that many msmbsn OF me
Ayouns mn wen known in this city rho
recsived se from aboy upon the leTes some
fund If ne wonld avoid an szpcss, which wonia
dama age him vary materially.
Tha Van Barren len for the ArkaHssz vtth
liEht tr,D. SEE came here to stsv sly5,5 49,
tonRp provided thst boat continued IN he PINE
Bluff Irade, but dnding tbs Opposition PLAYED
load Tor New Orleans, Q. which point Sc viii
undergo repairs
The Aonie Hsnhleton. Capt. Bowman, leaves
en tuesday for Al points on the Arkansas.
She WI De In port to-day.
TINS q. n Shrsvs wtIpass down en- Tuesday,
for Y1cksburg.
The fae steiner Belle Memphis Capt. Crane.
viii bell port to leave for Cairo and ST. Louie
tomorrow evening hily Blenker Is Clerk.
The Ozark, Capt Aorland, win leave on Mon
day for Little Rock and ali points on the Ar
kansas. she carries the mai to Pine Bluff and
lands 81 all prominent points.
TIE Natoma, Capt. jim Lee. With Billy F7elds
in the ONCE, leaves for FIiar's Point tomorrow
evening. the Hstsma is = handsome packet
and hiss fine passenger accomodaffOnl
The elegant steamer Olive Branch, Capt. Isaac
Jones, VIII pass Up to-day for Cairo and 81,
Passengers going North viii ind her
one OF the hands0meaf packets, as well a.
among the most comfortable ones hOef.
Tine Dzs Arc, Capt. John Elicit, will back ouk
on tuesday for Jaeksonport and way points on
Arkansas river. Mr. 10 Milef, the mimi
table SIC" Is chief clerk.
The United states mail packet Liberty. o3th
R1cs OF the roof, goes onf, as usr Al m
for White river, connectl7ga at 0srai5-
Bluff with the LIT le Rock train
The Richmond Is posted TO lsa-e Louisville
on the 18th.
The Mississippi Capt; Nat Green, VIII be In