Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-02

W. IL ALLhuE LOUIS
4 !; rlars Point
Pauline Orleans
DEPARTURES.
Pauline Carroll 49,. Louis
Belle -. Louis
Al. Point
W. r. Arthur Orleans
IN PORT.
Pat Cleburne. Celeste.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The decline in the river at this point
goes on steadily, and amounts to about 7
inches per day. The Arkansas rose a few
inches, and is again going down, with A
feet to Little Rock. There is also a slight
rise reported in upper White river; but
that stream is at all times in fair navi-
gable order. The Ohio is swelling al the
way to the mouth, y its influence will
soon be felt here. The upper Mississippi
is swelling a little, but the Missouri per-
sists in remaining low. From st. Louis
out to Cairo, ~ feet is reported, with the
channel badly defined, Weather clear.
Business dull.
By TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO, September Port list: Bis
marck, from Cairo to New Orleans, 9 am;
City OF Alton. from st. Louis to Yicks-
burg, 3 pm. The river fell 8 inches. The
hbhiAIbl - GAOhd1V Win AAlAAChhAOuS VI
rain; mercury 500.
NEW ORLEANS, September ARRIVED:
Kellogg and barges, from st. Louis; It.
Mary, from Louisville. Departed: Nick
Longworth, last night, for st. Louis. We
had rain this morning. The Texarkanna
was SUM at WoOdlawn, on Red river, by
collision with the Era. No lives lost.
CINCINNATI, Seutember 1.-The river
mas risen II inches in the past twenty
Jour hours, with IL feet 3 inches in the
channel, and is now nearly stationary.
LOUISVILLE, September ARRIVED:
Abeona and Belfast, from Cincinnati. The
river is rising slowly, 4 inches the past
twenty-fOur hours, with 30 inches in the
chute. Weather warm and clear.
NASHVILLE, September 1.-The river is
rising, with 4 feet on Harpeth shoals.
The weather is fair and pleasant. Ar
rived: Umpire, from Cairo. Arrange
ments rave been contaminated for run
ming cars on the Nashville and North
western railroad to st. Louis without
breaking bulk.
ST.. LOUIS, September !, Arrived: Olive
Branch, from New Orleans. Departed:
Mary Z. Forsyth, for New Orleans; City
of Vicksburg, for V~icksburg. The river
is about stationary.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Grand Tower leaves for st. Louis
tomorrow.
The R. E. Lse will pass down to-mor-
row for Vicksbnrg and New Orleans.
The Cit , of V~icksburg is the regular
Vicksburg and b5nd packet Tomorrow.
The Rubicon passed down Wednesday
night for VIcksburg.
The Petrolis is expected to be here to-
morrow or Sunday, aud win leave for
Black river on Thursday next.
Business will be heavy this season in
the Arkansas and White rivers.
The Magenta is said to look liner than
ever. She will run this season in the
Memphis and New Orleans trade. Slut
Neal will command and Adolph Martin
will be in the office.
In our annual review of the steamboat
interests of Memphis, published yester-
day, the Legal Tender was set down as
valued at $4,000. 1t should haVelbeen
as shs is mi of the best boats
from port.
The Pat Cleburne, Captain Reese
PritchaTd, leaves Tomorrow for White
river, in place of the r. P. Walt. She
all connections.
The Celeste leaves to-day as the regu- |
lar Arkansas river United States mail
She goes through to Little Rock
and makes all way landings. besides con-
Meeting with the packet for Fort Smith.
Captain Tom Berry is master and j. M, |
Turner, formerly of the Dsrdanelle, is her
chief clerk.
Jerry Lewis, we'll known in our CITY. il
now steward of the Pat Cleburne and
travellers may expect "the best in the
to grace his tables.
The Pauline Carroll passed up yestsr-
day. She put of some cattle, ties, and
crates at this point.
The following are the rates of freight
from ct T01ia. Il