Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23

] CALDWELL
| MISCELLANEOUS
There is no packet for st. Louis to-day
The next regular packet for that poin
will be the Marble City, leaving Of
/ Thursday. Capt. Dan Conway com
mands.
The ever reliable Commercial, Capt
| W. J. Ashford, is the regular packet 70
/ all points on White river this evening
She connects at DsVal's Bluff WITH
| trains for Little Rock, and stages for tn
Hot Springs. Through tickets to any
Of the points mentioned can be obtained
on thu Commercial. Chas. Smithers il
purser.
The famous Belle Lee, Capt. A MeGiH
is due here to-day bound ftr New Or
leans, and will leave the City Wharfboa
at noon. Adolph Martin holds forth il
the Office.
The Pauline Carroll and Frank Par.
gould passed down yesteTdsy-the former
loaded heavily and the latter with 8
moderate trip. The PaFgosd made the
trip from Cairo to this port in seventeen
hours ard thirty minutes, making seve-
raj landings, taking on 400 sacks Of corn
at one point.
The lOw-pressure packet Richmond
Capt. J. Slut. Neal, will be in port this
evening, and leaves at 6 O'Clock for Caire
and Louisville. She is the great passen-
ger packet OF the West, and has no SUI
perior anywhere. Voolfolk and Lodge
are her clerks.
The w. A. Caldwell, Capt. Haynes,
leaves on Thursday for the Arkansas.
She came in yesterday with q fair trip.
Mr. Jack Chambers, her clerk, informs
IS that De is selling through tickets tC
the Hot Springs, having line Of spring
coaches in connection with his boat
The Lady Grace, bound up the Ohio,
and the LeOuOra, bound down, eollided
on Thursday night, nearly opposite Nil
ton, by. The LeOnOra sustained eonsid-
cradle injury, having one whole side OF
her guards taken off from stem to stern.
The Lady Grace was not hurt, but pro.
ceeded on her wsy to Cincinnati.
The steamer Northern Belle, with the
Illinois press association eXcursiOnists,
numbering about forty editors and thirty
LADIES' arrived at ST.. Paul on Sunday.
The Legal Tender leaves Louisville to.
day for New Orleans. she has been re-
painted and a saddle pot on the mule
which decOrstes her pilOthouse.
The st. Louis, Miami and Lexington
packet company will next season adopt
the restaurant plan of vietusling passen-
gers. Il will be introduced on the Chss
ter packet Adam Jacobs in a few days.
The upper Mississippi steamers go oct
of and come into 81, Louis loaded to the
guards with freight and covered with
people.
TIE towboat Leroy exploded in New
York barbOr on the 20 b, killing three
men. She was racing with another tug.
Every boat leaving this port, going
North, carries off some Of our well
known citizens, who are seeking cooler
breezes and recreation, after the seasons
of business. Tine City of Cairo had q
good passenger trip yesterday, for st.
Louis.
An exchange says that a bridge is to
be built over the Mississippi at Paducah.
A long reach, that!
We fully indorse the following, from
the Little Rock Gazette:
1.-THE Arkansas river packet COM
pany's steamers are all doing a thriving
business, VIII CD is gratifying to us all, for
the officers and crew Of this line, from
the Superintendent down to the Toatst-
G6Oltts are of US, and are all old time
steam boatmen on this river and through
q long series Of years, have built W
regulations for honor and integrity that
commands the confidence of business
men, from the mouth to the head waters
of the Arkansas"