Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-14
Eisslsslppl and tennessee RsIrOsd.
RIVER MATTERS.
REArHER AID REyEEs.

WEATHER AND EIsEEs.
Yesterday was slso clear aud beautiful.
No finer weather could be wished for.
The river in the past twenty-four hours
rose seven inches, and is beginning to
assume somewhat It's old proportions.
The Arkansas is falling, With eight feet
TO Little Rock and i've feet to Fort
Smith. White river is also falling. The
| Cumberland is rising, with seventeen
feet on Harpsth, For latest news from
above see telegraph columns'
Arrivals.
Steamer Clifton, Cincinnati.
d" Pauline Carroll, New Orlesns.
Mel1otte, New Orleans.
b. NJ. 8hreve, Vicksburg.
" Cora ), Arkansas river.
Departures.
Steamer Pauline Carroll, ST. L1uis.
d, NJ, 5hreve, 81. Louie.
Melnotte, Cincinnati,
Cora 3, Cincinnati.
Minneols, Cincinnati.
Cooss, Evansville.
Gee, W. Cheek, Hale's Point.
Myrtle, Vieksourg,
Gaidon, Pine Bluh.
In Port.
Clifton, W. A. Caldwell and Converse.
aksUELLANE0US.
The Wharimaster at Little Rock Is q
negro. Several of the J. P.'s are also OF
the favored race. Oae of them issued
the following attachment, which was
duly served and amount paid by the
Cora s. We give it verbatim. An in
dorsement appears on the back Of the
instrument, "Pay all cost 81 &c."
Steamer COrss, TO the Constable Of B.
p. To.
Captain Yerks yog music Psy this
mar his money $40 90 DollOrs or they
Will be some Trouble and you must Pay
this Harris Jackson his money with cut
delay. Given under my hands this 9
day Of Jan. 1859.
I. P. JohnOn a Justice OF the Peace in
little Rock Ark.
Capt. Ru6e Haynes, who walks the
roof d the w. A. Caldwell, will back
her u to-day for Pine Biu6 and Little
r 3ck, where she Connects with the Fort
smith packets. The Caldwell is q popu-
lar and swift passenger packet, carries
the mail and makes all way landings.
Her clerks are Jack Chambers and Tom
Shields, both good ones. jack Is modest,
bat soon forms acquaintance.
The militia passed opposite Randolph
OF Monday, on their way TO OscsOis.
The ususi Piiisge and destruction marked
their course.
The H. NJ. Sireve passed up at noon.
The Cora 3. came in from the Arksn.
sas with q i2!r TIP, and departed for
Cincinnati 10 the evening.
The superb passenger steamer Norman,
Capt Hewitt, will be found st the wharf
This morning, TO recsive for Cairo and
Evansville, and viii leave to-day az 8
pm. Sae has good accommodations.
MessIs. George FBOOmey and Ben May,
two clever gentlemen, have charge OF
The Office.
TIE Nick Longworth and Louisville
are due from New Orleans.
sTEAMBOAT DISASTERS The steam
ere Glide aud Idaho are reported by the
telegraph as having been lost night be-
'ore last. See the dispatches for p~artieu-
lars.
The stssmer Clifton arrived yesterday
from Cincinnati, with q cargo OF mer-
ohsndise, sud leaves tomorrow evening
with q return trip for Cincinnati and
way points on the Ohio. She Is a num-
Der one steamer, and In charge Of relia- |
be officers. Copt. All. Stein commRnds, |
with air. Hunter, su aifsble and c0urte
Gus gepl5msD, in charge of the office,
The elegant aud light daught steamer
". q. CsldEeli, Capt. RUDE Haines, is
he regular Thursday Arkansas river
United etties mail picket. She leaves
to-day al 8 I'm, for ali points on the Ar
kansas through to Fort Smith, Tae
has supt rb passenger sccommO-
dation,. Messr John Chambers and
Bob Saields, two efficient clerks and
clever gentlemen have charge of the
The Mississippi is due today from New
Orleans. bound for Cairo.
TIE GuidOn got of last evening for
Pine of with & good trip.
The C0osa, for Cincinnati, had I20
bales Of Gotten.
The Minueols cleared for Cincinnati
with 500 bales Of cotton.
The NJ rite got off for Vicksburg.
The Converse leaves on Saturday for
White river.
The Pauline Carroll and Melnotte
passed up at noon.
The Msy6ewer is the regular Saturday
White river U. 5. mail packet. She signs
through for freight Tor ali points in
Arkansas.