Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-15


NASHVILLE, June I4-River rising
sixteen feet large on Harpeth Shoals
Weather fair and pleasant. Arrived
Lawrence, Cincinnati; MOllie Grstz
Louisville; John Lumsden, Cairo. De.
parted: Burksville, Upper Cumberland
MOllie Gratz, Louisville; Lawrence, Gin
cinnati.
New ORLEANS, June I4-Arrived :
Henry Ames and Shark and barges, st.
Louis; K. E. Lee, Evansville. Departed
Yesterday, Magenta, Louisville; to-day,
Mollie Able, St. Louis; Mary Houston,
Louisville; Silver Spray, Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-Arrived: Thomson
Dean, New Orleans. Departed: Lock-
wood, Shreveport; Marble City, Vicks-
burg; Bismarck, New Orleans. River
risen thirty inches; the rise comes from
the Missouri; all other upper streams are
falling. Weather clear and warm to-day
with slight rain tonight.
CINCINNATI, June I4.-River rising;
fourteen feet six inches in the channel.
Arrived: Sam J. Hale, Memphis.
Weather cloudy and showery during the
day. Thermometer 7S0 at noon.
LOUISVILLE, June I4.-Arrived: Silver
Moon, Memphis; Peytona, and barges,
New Orleans. Departed: Silver Moon
Cincinnati. River commenced rising to-
day, and rose W inches up to 5 pm;
the prospect is favorable for plenty of
water; all steamers above are reported
coming out flush. Three feet two inches
in the canal, and same in the chute. The
weather is clear and pleasant.
PITTSBURG, June 14-Weatber clear
and pleasant. Monongahela, 8 feet s
inches, stationary; at Greensboro. s feet.
rising; at Brownsville, 81 feet, rising.
The flags of the steamers are at halfmast
mark, in respect to the memory of Cant.
VIM. Frompton, of Beaver, Pa, who died
there yesterday, aged rs.
VICKsBURG, June I4.-Up: Belle Lee;
Mary Miller, 8 am. Down: Bee and
barges, nine O'Clock last night. River
rising. Weather clear and pleasant. q
CAIRO, June 14.--Port list: j.. n, KEEL
logg, from New Orleans to st. Lous, at IL
pm; Rubicon, Vicksburg to st. LOUIS, IL
I'm Mollie McPike, Arkansas river to
st. Louis, 8 pm; Virginia, Evansville to
New Orleans, 4 pm; Belle st. Louis. St. |
Louis to Memphis, 5 pm. River fell 10
inches. Clear; mercury, 500
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Magenta was advertised to leave
New Orleans last Monday evening.
The Little Rock, a twelVe-inch craft
to run in Upper Arkansas, was launched
q few days since at Jacksonville, Ind.
Mr.. VIM. King, engineer of the r. J..
has had his license suspended
sixty days for carrying more steam than
law allows.
The Bismarck left st. Louis last night:
also, the Marble City, for VicksburQ.
the Utah, for the Arkansas.
The Richmond passed down yesterday
with over 1000 tons of freight. She left
St. Louis drawing eight and a half feet.
md made the run to Caim in TWENTY
hours. She reports lEes than nine
eet on the shoalest bars Eetween 81
louis and Cairo, and the river4h a verv
'ad condition.
J. Oscar Haynes, before and dnN Inc tina
ariy part OF the war a clerk on the Yazoo
teamer Charm, and of late years q Mis-
our1 river boatman. was married a few :
avs ago, 2 Is on his wedding tour up
ne muddy Missouri. |
The Mary Boyd leaves for the Arkansas
. Friday. She is the regular U. S. mail
acket.
The Celeste was taken to a stump at the
levse yesterday, and will remaiu
here for a short season.
The Marble City will pass down on
thursday for Yicksburg.
The Indiana was due up at midni0bt \
be has, no doubt, passed up.
The Great Republic viii pass up to-
az. :
The towboat Grand Lake left yesterday n
n the Mt. Carbon coal mines. R
The Natoma did not get away for Gin r
last night. She viii probably !
ave this morning. II
The Julia, Captain Callahan, leaves to-
~ for Cairo and st. Louis. Andy Isaacs
her chief clerk.
The Nightingale, Captain Peirsall, will
It away This evening for Cairo and Gin /
nnaft. She goes promptly on time. and :
a 0 Of cotton.
Tho Virginia, with Charley shnltz on