Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-16
ne OF THE WEATHER A n DIFFERENT

.NIAlE BE lhE NEITHER AZ DIE E&EN VI
POINTS FOR JUNE Is, 1869.
Augusta, ia, clear. -; Charleston,
rainy, GS7; Cleveland, Ohio,g Rainy, Co;
Chicago, cloudy, So; Chattanooga, clear,
80; Cincinnati. cloudy, CSC: Jackson,
Miss, clear and pleasant; Louisville,
cloudy, 6S' Memphis, clear, Go Milwau-
kee, cloudy, so; Nashville, clear and cool,
G4' Natchez, clear, 70o; New Orleans,
clear and pleasant. 769; Osyka, Miss,
clearing up, Is; Philadelphia, rain. Or;
Pitssburg, clear and pleasant, 66'i st.
Louis, clear, G2o; Nicksburg, clear and
pleasant; Washington, cloudy, 760; Key
West, cloudy, So; Mobile, clear and pleas
ant, 10; Shreveport, clear and cool. ~;
YazoO City, clear and cool; Baton Rouge,
cloudy, 80.
BOATs LEAVING THIS DAY.
.GEo. W. CHEEK.-.St. Francis river, ; pm
ARRIVED.
Steamer p. W Strader. Cincinnati.
" Alice Dean, New Orleans
Robert +. Lee, "
Mary Houston,
DEPARTED.
Steamer Belle Memphis. 81. Louis.
Robert T.. Lee. Louisville.
Mary Houston.
Alice Dean. CINCINNATI.
-. II. Allen. Arkansas river.
-. Francis. st. Francis river.
Des Arc, White river.
p. W. Strader, New orleans.
Is roHT.
Liberty.
LOUISVILLE, JGHe iJ,-Tho river j. lJIl-
ing, with six inches in the canal.
NEW ORLEANS, June Ij.-Dcpgrtpd:
Lizzie GIN. for St. Louis; Virginia. for
Louisville. and Alaska for Cincinnati.
CgNCINNATb June Arrived: Em-
ma No. 3. Tn river is falling. with l.
feet in the canal.
ST. Louis June Ij.-Arrived: Bismarck.
Departed Schooner FCniau Chief. The
weather. clear and warm.
CAIRO, June I5.-Up; Magenta, l a.m.
Down: Simpson, Homer and Barge. 10
a.m.; Sam. !. Hale, = pm; Belle OF 81.
Louis. > pm. The river fell six inches.
The weather is clear and cool.
RYERs. wEATHER I'D BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, June -, 1862.
River rose in last tWcutV-fOur hours ~
inches. Below citv HIGH water mark. : feet
81 inches; below high water marx OF
CHAS. GOODWIN.
The news from all points above viii be
found ut the head Of this column. The
Arkansas is rising rapidly. White river
ia falling, andtheC umherlandisdoin like
wise. The weather is clear -1d nights
cool. Business very good.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The local packets went cut last evening
with good trips.
Capt. J.. u. Adams, superintendent Of
the Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company, yesterday purchased One-halfOf
the steamer Des Arc "a private terms.
She viii nov be q regular L. $. mail
packet and continue as a Tuesday packet.
Il - prGFgE1n FLur the fVyv- Ill all
vet have to be removed to Fort Pickering.
The current where they are now located.
it is Thought, Is too strong to keep them
there with safety. The company have
had to purchase a fiat boat to Law on the
outside, TO protect the docks from injury
by passing tugs and ii 1t boats.
The American WAS to have been taken
out for repairs yesterday. but a tug ran
into the section of the docks containing !
the engine and boilers, knocked down
some s~taneheons, and eame near unship-
ping the boilers. 1t will be q dav or two
before the damage Is repaired.
Mart, Walt 4 Co, have received an
other invoice of boat and bar stores. They
have now of the hest stocks in the
city.
After much backing and illing. Capt.
Alfred Sanford has at last full control Of
the office Of Supervising Inspector of
Steamboats, at st. Louis. the paper sus-
pending Capt. Taylor and appointing
Capt. Sanford being in possession of the
latter.
The lizzie Gill, Virginia and Alaska
viii be due from below on Friday even
ing or Saturday morning.
The Belle St. Louis leaves Tomorrow
for Cairo and St. louis.
The w. A. Caldwell leaves on Thurs
all points on the Arkansas.
The fine steamer George w. Cheek, !
Jim lee. takes her departure to-day
for Friar's Point and all wav landings.
B.P. Field and Stack Lee are her popular
and accommodating clerks. /
Capt. Sam Houston, recently appointed
Supervising Inspector of the Fifth Dis
trict, o the a of Office 1T Louisville
on the 18th, snd entered uDOn the per-
of his duties.
G. X. Garrison, the well known nil
Of New York, was, in his younger
a Mississippi bOatman~
The r. E. Lee passed up Yesterday
She was light.