Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-03

AAOiiAc A1AcJ o. LJALss
Richmond, Louisville.
meats IN Port.
Belle st. Louis, Celeste, Msyhower,
Nat0ms, Sam J. Hale.
MIsCELLANEOUs.
In our notice yesterday Of the J. D.
Perry, we said that the Brooks charged
$500 for the service she rendered the ex-
eursionists. The printer made US say IS.
No doubt he thought that sufficient re-
Enumeration.
The Richmond-the gay low pressure
the Queen Of the Ohio and one OF the
handsOmest Maids of Honor upon the
lower Mississippi, with Capt. Slut Neal
in Command, was due st an early hour
this morning for Louisville, she is IN
surpassed as q passenger packet, being
entirely safe as well as swift. A pleasure
party went below upon her, and vii no
doubt re9ret TO leave her at this port.
Capt Sam. Shock, the energetic and
popular passenger AID ticket agent, re-
turned from "A trip TO tue Crescent City
yesterday. lie looks well IS usual, and
says the PargoUd positively enters the
Memphis and New Orleans traie as q
weekly packet.
For the particulars OF q row on the
Victor and enc on the Adam Jacobs, see
local columns.
The Natoms, Capt Lee, leaves to-day !
FOR Friar's Point aud all way landings.
Shippers should not forget her, a. there
IS 3 possibility that we may have no
dOEu steamboat on Saturday. Billy
Fields and Stack Lee are clerks.
The Celeste, Capt. Pritcbsrd, remained
over uDtI this DAY a. noon, to I'll en-
gagements. she l5aves at that hour for
al points on the Upper Arkansas. Mr..
:. H Lane is clerg,
IRE MOi!ie Able passed up Yesterday I
with q splendid trip. Sne IefE New Or
leans TiLh her cabin full OF people, and
100 tons Of freight. The pleasure party
which went from this city and returned
upon her, are unanimous in praise Of
Commodore Nat. Green, who they think
should have o ~mcu0Poly Of the passenger
travel 90 t5e biz Crins.
The Bale ~. Louis, Capt. Zsigler, with
lie p0I Liar Id Storm in the Office, came
in last night from st. Louis with a good
trip. She 'esve5 again to-day At ) pm
and connects WITH the train at Cairo.
BY q dispatcg from Jacksonport, to
Messcs. Lew " Miller, We learn that the
Liberty lest EeI guards 3 short distance |
below hat po.ni. She vas coming cut
with go bales " cotton. TIE accident |
wills cause per 70 lose Q trip. Capt. John
D1vis, who VIZ b. here to-day, will with
MS usual eute gElsa put u bOs5 in the line. /
This Il the hrs. accident occurring TO the
Liberty since 5ns entered Inc trade, aud
will, we hope, not prove more than e
mere delay. The Liberty will be in port
on Monday or Tuesday next, aud viii re-
psir here.
The Great Republic, Capt, Donaldson,
viii be ia port, 10 leave f0- New Orleans
On Saturday, at 5 pm. Capt. Larry
Rgrmstsd has 2500 bales of esttOn an
gagged Tor her.
The underwriters Of Pittsburg have
crossed cut the IGgomar until she is fully
repaired. Il would be 8 good thing If
the Cincinnati underwriters would crogs
out some ofthe packets plying from that
port.
Capt. Ysrkes, formerly Of the Bertha,
Il in Louisville hunting . boat for the
Arkansas river aud Louisville trade.
The Cora 5. left Louisville for this port
on the Ist.
Capt. Charles E. Marshall, who passed
down to New Orleans on the first trip of
the Belle Lee, died in that city on the
3Is5 nit. Re Ess q well known steam
boat msstsc ia years gone by, but re-
Gently has resided in Henry county, Ky. |
At the time OF his death he had two
steamers Ia the New Orie&s and Rel
river trade. He wss q son of Judge
Marshall, Of Kentucky, and a brother Of
Ger. Humphrey Marshall, OF Louisville,
and Col. Jas Birney Marshall, news ed
itor Of this paper. HIS remains will be
taken to Kentucky for burial. The flags
Of the steamers in port at New Orleans
were displayed 81 hai-GasJ as a tribute
to his memory.
The julia, Capt. LuEe-, passes down for
Vicksburg tomorrow evening. J. Lee
FIuuey, clerk.
Persons VINO have arrived from New
Orleans add several hours on to the time
Of the Dexter to this port. They claim
that she let- New O-leaus st lssst two
hours sooner than stated ia their memo
randR.
Toe Mayd1wer, Capt. Tbroop, leaves
for Evansville to-day a.
John PEOliE once said that when,
from the deck Of az outgoing steamer. be
shouted to a friend, "G0Od-by, Colonel"
two-thirds Of the crowd on the wharf
raised their hats, sui said, "GOod-by,
ole Eel. Tskksr yerself"
The Alaska lett New Orleans bound up,
on Tuesday.
The Lulu D. is laid Up at New Orleans.
William II. Parker, s. citizen of some
responsibility aad~ standing, was arrested
st st. Louis on the SIsc nit. for having
stabbed 3 steamboat cielk, in a difficulty
about a lady. ThersncCunter took place
IN Rendis gardens. The clerk is badly
hurt. He refused his rame to the police.
Capt. w. h. Piersal succeeds Capt.
Phillips in the command Of the Louis
isua.
The steamer Hesper, which sunk 200
miles above Little Rock a few days
ago, will prove b total loss. She il lying
in eight feet o. wster aud nearly broken
u i've. She was valued at So. 600 and
insured IN Ciacill All for 10000.
The Cairo Democrat a Cache river,
q little cOtiee-oClOrei stream that emDties
into the Onio Eve niles above Cairo, is
decidedly the nest l~srpantine stream in
America. From its mouth to its source
Is 3 distance Of thir,y-six miles. the
stream, however, IS one hundred ana
eighty -I1 long, showing = Wsste q
one hundred Sud f1rty-fOur miles in
crooks.
The Vicks5urg Herald ssys We have
been informed oy passengers who came
up on the Crest Republic from New Or
leans, that on ne night Of the 24lh ulE a
negro deck hand on this boat, learning
that Oue Of the deck passengers, who was
drunk, was Possessed Of considerable
money, determined to TOO him. With
this view, ~wstcaing al opportunity when
the drunken maa bad gone forward, the
negro slipped 10 behind him and struck
him over the head Sith a billet Of wood,
knocking him perfectly senseless, in
which condition he remsined fifteen or
twenty minutes. The negro was pre-
vented from r0bbing the senseIess and
pOwerless man BY the interpositi0n Of
The other white passengers. Capt, Dom
on being sent for, would receive
no version but that given by the negroes,
and after cursing sud abusing his white
informant, had him put ashore about
twenty hve miles above New Orleaas.
give the story az we receive It. II il