Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-01

cry to Memphis, 2 am; Bismarck, New
/ Orleans to st. Louis, 4 asm.; R0bt.
| Mitchell, New Orleans to Cincinnati,
am; Grand Lake No. 2, New OrleRos to
/ to Cincinnati, am; Julia, 81. Louis TO
| Vioksburg, pm. River fell inches.
| Weather clear. Mercury 92s.
NASHVILLE, May 3l.-Ths river is fall
| ing, with feet scant on Harpeth Shoals.
| Weather warm and cloudy.
NEW ORLEANS, May Sl.-Arrived: II. O.
/ YeRgsr, s.. Louis; COwaD and bsrges,
| Pittsburg. Departed: 81. s. Turner,
| Louisville.
! LOUISVILLE, May S1.-The river has
risen inches in the past "a hours, with 8
/ feet in the chute and feet in the canal.
/ Westher very warm and alternately clear
| and cloudy to-day, but clear tonight.
! Some prospect Of improvement in Dusi-
ness. Arrived: Indiana, New Orleans.
Ths Susie Silver was delayed; she leaves
! for New Orleans tomorrow.
MISCELLANEOUS.
! Yesterday was another warm dsv.
The Seminole, with q full cargo of rail
road iron for White river, passed Vicks-
| burg Tuesday morning.
A white woman attempted to commit
suicide last evening by jumping into the
river at the foot Of Court street. She was
rescued by James Harris, colored.
The Howard, for New Orleans, added
here 700 sacks oil cake.
] The Oil City, Captain Randall, leaves
| tomorrow evening for Shawnee Village
l and the bends.
The J. L Hyatt came in at noon with a
| tow of coal for Messrs. Loudsn & Son.
/ The Henry Ames, for st. Louis, dis
| charged here % cases wine, % barrels
! vegetables, so sacks coffee, 19 hOgsheads
! nd hos
| for S.. Louis 700 tons Of freight, includ-
/ iBg large lot of railroad iron.
| The Julia, Captain Townsend, leaves to-
/ day at 3 p. m. for Vicksburg and the bends.
| Jimmy Thompson is her purser,
| The Allin, for the bends, had light trip.
| The City of Chester, Captain Zsigler, is
the regular Thursday st. Louis packet,
| leaving at pm.
The Sam J. Hale, Captain Miller, will
arrive this morning from Cincinnati, and
/ leave Friday with q return trip. Mr..
! Miller is her polite purser.
| The Glencoe passed down for New Or
! leans yesterday morning at daylight,
/ heavily laden,
Quarantine has been established at New
! Orleans for steamers touching at places
] where pestilent, contagious or infectious
/ diseases exist.
The Petrel is due from st. Louis wi b a
/ tow of ice.
Two colored !sborers on the Pat Gle
! burne got into dispute about a debt, last
! evening on the wharf, which resulted in
| one Of the negroes being severely stabbed
with large knife
! There is big rise in the Upper Mis-
souri, river.
The Charles Bodmsnnis is being repaired.
/ and will be placed in the ST. Louis and
! New Orleans trade.
The ThOs FL. Allen is the regular Satur-
| day White river mail packet.
The lower Ohio is getting down to its
/ summer stage.
! The Pauline Carroll, Captain Pat Yore,
| will leave this evening at 6 O'Clock for New
! Orleans and the bends. She wants all the
( freight she can get.
! The Pat Cleburne, Capt. Reese Pritch-
| ard, Is the regular Friday Arkansas river
| mail packet, going through to Little Rock
in forty hours. Mr.. Walker, clever gen
! uemsn, does the hOnOrs of the Office
! Capt. Sam HOtt heimer, of the steamer
| Ella HGcht, was killed at Pocshoutas, Ar
| kansas, on the 18th inst, by man named
! Pregheimer.
The George ". Cheek, Captain Mark
/ Cheek, is the regular Thursday FrisF's
Point and bends packet, leaving at p
| Frank Gontermsn does the hOnors of the
| Office.
A private telegram from B. Hughes, oi
I
Springs TO Little Rock, at the time of the
| food, on his board bill. Still LGter.-HC
wss received last evening at Hopeaeld by
the "mackerels" in great pOmp, and lee,
lures tonight on the bluffs for the benefi
of destitute river men. His subject vii
be the "Merits of the baths at Hot
Springs" B is now happy.
The Virginia, Captain Charley Schultz
leaves tonight at 10 O'Clock for New Or
leans and the bends. VIM. Miller is bel
secretary.
The Edinburg, Captain Fenton, leaves
to-day at 5 pm. for Red river and way
points through to Shreveport. Captain
Lawrence Carter does the honors of the
Office.
The Mary Houston and Great Republic
| are due tomorrow from New Orleans.
The City Of Alton will pass up this
4 evening for st. Louis.
The John GroesbeCk and Susie Silver
1 will pass down tomorrow from Louis,
| vile, bound for New Orleans.
The Commonwealth and Nick Long,
| worth are due to-day from New Orleans
The P. W. StTsder will be down on Sat.
| urdsy for New Orleans.