Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-09

circles; shipments were light, with g
small list of arrivals and departures.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO, june sport list: Alaska. Gin
| Cinnati to New Orleans, 10 pm; Kama
wha, Memphis to PJmsrOy, 10 pm Sam
J Hale, Memphis 10 Cincinnati, 8 an /;
Molhe Ebert. New Orleans to Cincinnati,
9 a m. Julia, Vieks5urs TO st. Louis, 9
am; City of Alton, St. LOuis to New
Orleans, 10 am; Baltic, Cairo to Memphis,
5 p m; Grand Tower, st. Louis to Mem
phis, 8 pm. River fell 3 inches. Weather
clear. Mercury so. The County Court
to day agreed to submit TO a vote OF the
people the question of restoring the do
nation contract to the Cairo and Vim
eennes railroad, tho election 20 be held
within twenty days. This will doubtless
result in a restoration, as over twO-thirds
Of the voters Of the county signed the pc
titiOn in favor thereof.
NEW ORLEANS, June 8-Arrived: Bee
and bsrges, and M ]. Wieks, st. Louis;
]. II. GrOasbecB, Cincinnati. Departed:
Virginia, Louisvilloi Pauline Carroll, st.
Louis.
PITTsBURe, June s-Westher cloudy.
The MOnongshela is falling, with D inches
in the channel. The steamboat d. J.
Lane viii DO sold here at auction next
Thursday.
LOUISVILLE, June 8-The river is sta
tionary, but expected to rise slightly to-
morrow, with 2 feet 8 inches in the chute
and 4 feet 6 inches in the canal. Freights
scarce. Arrived: ArgOsy, New Orleans.
Frank Rose viii 60 down in submarine
armour, st the foot of Four street to-
morrow afternoon, to prepare to raise the
Diana, wrecked in 1862. The Mary HOus-
ton for New Orleans, was detained till to-
morrow noon waiting for q number Of
students from Sheibyyille, Lexington and
Frankfort, who ars going to their homes
in the South.
VICKsBURG, June 8.-DOWn: Indiana.
10 am. Up; Olive Branch, 7 am. q Ocsa-
nus, g am; Glencoe, IL an; CITY Of
Vicksburg, g pm; Kellogg and bsrges,
2 pm. Weather warm and clear. River
NASHVILLE, June s.-Ths river is ris-
ing, with 2 feet on Harpsth Shoals.
Weather clear and hot.
CINCINNATI, June S.-River s feet s
Inches in the channel, and falling. Wealth
delightful.
ST. LOUIS, June s.-Arrived: Rich
mond and Mary Alice and bsrges, New
Orleans; Belle Memphis, Memphis, De-
Atlantic and bsrges, New Orleans;
Colorado, Fieksburg. River still station
airy. Weather clear and very warm.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The City Of Alton, Captain Speed. ssfIs
.o-dsy at 4 pm. for New Orleans and the
bends.
The Nick LongWorth has laid I'D for re-
pairs at Louisville.
The Olive Branch and Oceanus viii PASS
Up this evening for st. Louis.
Ihe Gloncoe viii be up to-day for
The Alaska leaves this day at 5 pm. for
New Orleans,
The shannon viii pass down to-day for f;
View Orleans.
The H. @. Yeager win pass up to-day for
It. Louis.
The MARITIME, Captain Sands, leaves to- Z
lay at 8 pm. for Osos0la and the bends 7
The A. J.. White, Captain George Ma X
one, is the regular Friday Napoleon and d
packet, leaving at 5 pm. Barney g
is her sttsntive clerk.
The t0Wbost A. j. Bigley brought down
tow of coal for Messrs. Bigleys Meuersh
Co. A
The Thomas H. AIlln, Captain Ashford,
} the regular Saturday White river mall 4
acket. She will be 10 port to-day { Ea- 2
Give and leave to-morroW evening. y. We
IutIaw is her prime minister.
The fine steamer Pat Cleourne, Captain 8
.sese Pritehard, IS the regular Friday
.rksugss river mail packet leaving TO-
av at 8 nm, going through to Little
.ock in forty hours, n attending TO all
business. Messrs. Walker and Gil p
lspie, two efficient clerks, have charge Of
ie Office. Ike Leonard is her popular
.sWard.
The Henry Ames, Captain Jacobs, with "A
2. Fowler in the office, sails to -dav At y
m. for New Orleans and the bends.
The swell out Of the Ohio reached hara
Tsdnesdey night. The rise wiz not be
Tar one foot.
The Robert Mitchell passed down yes 4
rday morning, well laden. y
Tbs Nightingale, for Arkansas river Sc
I'd q fair trip. She discharged here e lot =
furniture. II