Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-11

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BROWNSVILLE, June IO.-The river i,
falling slowly. with about 4 feet water il
the channel. Weather cloudy; thermo-
meter 9I' at 5 pm.
LOUISVILLE, June 1O.-The river is al /
stand, with five feet one inch in the ca
nal, and three feet one inch in chute over
the falls. Weather cloudy AMI very cool
Port list: Cherokee, Cincinnati to New
Orleans; Lawrence, Cincinnati to Nash
Vile. Business dull.
PITTsBURG, June I0.-Heavy rains here
most of the day. In the MOnoBgabela
there is 3 feet s inches and rising slowly.
Heavy rains are reported up the river.
M we anticipate a considerable rise. The
| Juniata, from Cincinnati, arrived last
night, snd will defer her departure until
tomorrow, in anticipation Of a rise.
A movement of freight on the landing
this forenoon was quite active. The
Wauanita and Mary Davage, barges, are
filling up rapidly for st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Juue 10.-Arrived to-day
Mohawk and barges, from New Orleans.
Departures to-day-Mountaineer for New
Orleans; Richmond, for Memphis.
NASHVILLE, June IO.-River falling
slowly at this point, with 7 feet reported
on Harpeth shoals. Weather cool. with
alternate sun and rain.
CINCINNATI, June I0.-Clear and cool
thermometer, 60S; rained during the fore
noon. River now stationary, with IL feet
3 inches in the channel. Business dull.
Boats average medium cargoes. Captain
Holiday left for New Orleans, to bring
up the Jennie Howell.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Continental and Thompson Dean
are due from below and should be up
early this morning.
For the week ending June 4th, no boat
had arrived at Fort Smith.
The travel North by beat is very heavy
this season. The Natchez has her rooms
engaged for the four trips she will make
from New Orleans to st. Louis
Henry Symmes and ". r. Carter have
bought the Mary Z. Forsyth from the
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company
for $1,000.
The Sallie v. on backing out on Thurs
day evening, burst a cylinder head, and
lays over until tomorrow morning. She
gets away to-day at Gam. for Dyersburg
and all way points on Forked Deer. w.
Rhasa Parker is master.
The Dexter, Captain Isaac Jones, will
pass down to-day for Vicksburg and New
Orleans. Her reputation is second to
none on the river as a magnificent passen-
ger packet. Owen G.. Gates, n of the
D66L ana mOsb pOpuAaA OA1OOAS IN viz
river, is chief clerk.
The peerless r. E.. Lee will get away
this evening for the Crescent City and all
way landings on the river below. We
need not say a word in her praise, as she
epioys a worldwide fame. Captain John
Cannon is master, and her Office is in
charge of Adolph Martin, Gaines and
Mossop.
The G.. w. Cheek leaves for Friar's
Point, Helena, and all way points this
evening at 5 O'Clock. George w. Cheek,
Barney Barinds and Charley Jackson are
her executive officers.
The City of Alton, Captain A. Jack Car
ter, will pass down to-day for Vicksburg
and the bends. She is the regular U. S.
mail packet. Jas. 81. Yore and Chss. Par
sons are clerks.
The elegant Grand Tower, with Captain
q. w. Dennox on the roof and Thos. Fl.
White in the Office, leaves to-day as the
regular Cairo and st. Louis packet. She
connects with the trains North and East.
and is fast as an express train.
The Mary Boyd came of the docks YES
terday, and the Ozark was taken out.
The splendid new U. s. mail packet r.
p. Walt, will get away to-day at her usu-
al hour for Augusta. Jacksonport and all
landings on White river. She con-
meets with the Little Rock Railroad, and