Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-19

river also has plenty of water to all poE
Our dispatches give the latest news fro
all points. Weather warm. Business o.
the levee very fair.
BY TELEGRAPH.
PTTTsBURs, June Is. - Monongaheia
river 5 feet 10 inches and falling. Al
Bro wnsville, 5 feet 8 inches and statiOna-
~. At Greensboro, river rose last night
IA inches. AT Oil City, 81 inches and fall
ing. Weather warm.
L~UIsvILLE, Juno 1S-The river is rising
slowly, with 8 feet 4 inches in the canal,
and 8 feet 4 inches in the chute. Weather
warm, with slight showers during the
afternoon; clear at 1880 pm.
ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-Arrived-Julia,
Vicksburg. Departed-ThOmpson Dean,
New Orleans; RubicOn, V~icksburg; st.
Joseph, Memphis. Weather clear aud
very warm. River falling.
CINCINNATI, June Is.-The river has
fallen IL inches in the last "A hours, with
q feet 5 inches iuAhe channel. Arrived
Alice Dean, New erieans. Departed
Minneols, Memphis. -
NEW OELEAEs. June Is.-Arrivsd:
Richmond, Sc. Lsuis. Departed: Nat
chez, Dexter, Fee and barges, st,
Louis; simpson, HOrner and barges,
Pittsburg; Jennie Howell, ArgOsy, Gin
cinnati. Rain to-day; mercury s0o.
CAIRO, June IS.-Arrived anddeparted.
Emma, Cincinnati TO St. Louis, i am:
John Lumsden, Nashville packet. 2 a IL:
Bell 81. Louis, Memphis 70 st. Louis. 3
am; Wild Cat, st. Louis to Pittsburg. 3
an; Bell Lee, New Orleans 20 st. Louis.
8 am; City OF Evansville, Evansville
packet, 3 pm; Bell Memphis, st. Louis
to Memphis, 8 pm. River rose ten Inches.
Light rain this afternoon. Weather
cloudy. Mercury 7So.
NASHVILLE, Jnne Is-The river is fall
ing rapidly, with twenty feet on Harpsth
shoals. Weather variable and warm. with
occasional shOwerS and sunshine. Ar
rived: MOllie Raglan, Evansville. De-
parted: Mollie Raglan, Evansville.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Utah left st. Louis Wednesday eve
ming tor Fort Smith, loaded to the guards.
The r. Z. Lee and Henry Ames lsf
New Orleans Thursday, the Arthur Fri
day, and the Natchez and Dexter last
night-all bound for points above this
city.
Recent heavy rains along upper Red
river have raised that stream. The same
cause is expected to have a like effect upon
the Arkansas, White, aud other tributa-
ries.
Joseph Martin has a his license re-
vOked Tor blowing up the towbOst Raven.
The Ozark was let into the river last
evening by the dry docks.
The MinneOla passed Louisville yester-
day, on her way here, and the Louisville
left for New Orleans Friday evening.
The tOwbOat Mary Alice passed up since
our last. She Left a barge loaded with
railroad iron at this point.
The Henry Ames is coming from below.
She has a lot of railroad iron Tor the Little
Rock railroad.
The Magenta is past due from below.
Gha NAV haUa nazEad m in the NIGHT
Captain Van Hook, of the Carrie v.
KOuntz, informs US that his vessel will bs
ahOat mex week. The JOB will cost 5000.
She is n of the best boats we know of,
and will soon get her money back.
The r. E. Lee will leave at 2 pm. for
Cairo and Louisville. Her name is world
wide and eulOgy is useless. Capt. John
Cannon is master and her Office is in
chrrge of Messrs. AdOlph Martin, Gaines
and MossOp.
The City of Caro-, Capt. Jas. F. Luker,
passes up this evening for Cairo and st.
Louis. She makes all railroad cOnnec-
tiOns. Chas. HoUgh is her chief clerk.
The Belle Memphis leaves tomorrow
for st. Louis.
The Rubieon will pass down tomorrow
The Thos. II. Allen leaves tomorrow
for all landings on the Arkansas. She is
the U. s. mail packet.
Captain MiIt Harry LEFT for White river
last evening on the W. A. Caldwell.
The Continental, Captain McCIOy, will
get away az an early hour TODAY for
Vicksburg and New Orleans. She is a
No. l passenger packet. Lee A. Hall is
her chief clerk.
The Alaska, Captain Cakes, passes down
this evening for the Crescent City. Her
name alone would indicate her as a good
boat to travel on this warm weather.
VOORHEES, and Buskirk are her clerks.