Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-21

The. Grand Tower departed with $40 bale.
Of cotton Tor above
The st. Luke passed down with q good trip
drawing five feet
1 Colonel c. 6. ak has returned from a
"a bort tour though kentucky and, VIII take
- SS-ge Of The Office OF one Of our Arkansas
The tUwboat Mohawk and barges passed
down at noon yesterday.
| The 81. Joseph came in from st, Louis with
clio barrels Of -FOUR - 8 cks OF oats, Ia sacks
ofcUrn; 50 barrels Of whisky, 4 sacks OF ba.
cuni VI bales OF cotton ami q lot of mlscellRn-
The b. n. Shreve passed down from ct Louis
yes erday morning, lhIee and s-haIf days out,
coaled here and lett d. awning i've feet.
The Marysviile. q little side-wheei dinaey,
trade.
The Phil Alliu. Al. White and Mary Boyd
departed with good trips
q W. Cheek caine In with 100 bales OF
g. WeQn, l55Hacks of seed and sundrtes to order.
souih sioux City arrived from " hite river AZ
lays, i~nteherday, with 44 bales OF cotton. She
rstbring doNeen baies at The mouth for New
ga doDe9arted for ST. Louis with thirty
seven bales OF coeSSssnd 40 packages Of mer-
The Commonwealth, H~SrHeaEer and city
Of vicksburg are due from ess, " also, the
Carrie V. Kountz, Kate Ksarneypot, 1line Car
roll, Lady Lee n City Of Ch. ster fro above.
h SaL1e has gone on the docksS st.
Louis,
The Bismarck leaves st. Louis to-day fol
The Great Republic, Columbia, Belle Mem-
phts and Colorado lett 81. Louis last Saturday
The Richmond leave this port next Tuesday
for Now Orleans.
M A. ]. White brought in lGs bales of cot.
ton, 1861 sacks OF Seed, and ninety.nve sacks OF
seed cotton.
The Lucy Bertram arrived from New Orleans
yesterday aiterCoon, ave days out. She dis
eight hogsheads Of sugar, dfty boxes of tin,
twenty-one bales OF cotton, 100 sacks Of seed,
tons Of freight for above, Including 1909 bars Of
railroad iron. She reports the James Howard
aground at Reeves bar.
L. Miller has been elected superintendent of
the Vioksburg Merchants wharfboat, in place
Of Charles M. Kahn, resigned.
The st. Louis Times says " Captain VIM. L.
He kman sold his one-haif Interest in the 4.
Hensley yesterday TO Christ MorschelI, at the
rate Of seven thousand dollars for the whole
boat. Captain John P. Keiser, superintendent
panied by CHI ef engineer VIM. Roe, leaves to-
day by rail for Louisville, 70 bring around the
new steamer City of Helena The City Of
here, after which she will enter the trade be-
tween St. Louis and Pfttsburg."
The iron tug n A. Jones, belonging TO brown
4 Jones, Of Memphis. was launched at Pitts
There are several steamers receiving at Lou
isvtlle for southern ports, making considera-
the canal viii be deferred, says a dispatch,
two or three days Only the old locks can be
used, GU account ofthe mud, and IL viii prob
11AL NAA1 AtAAA EAG NOV VI aL41A Va ALtlA w
fore this mud can be cleaned out, as there are
at least 1901 cubic yards in he'll LOCKS
At a meeting Of steamboat captains and
owners, held in the city Of New Orleans re-
Gently, the COMMITTEES appointed to prepare q
list Of objections to the late IaW have reported
and aid before the supervising inspectors At
these o~bleckions, Mr.. Rogers, supervising in
spector, tenth district, says: ~ have thus
which you take exceptions, and believe that I
renecte the views of 8 major part OF the
board of supervisors. l Will only add that
ot Febs ms So1 Nj 4 = a s Ias to3R M nr0oyemen Sn mon eS,
all former enaciments relating to steamers, II |
is also aware of the necessity for some add
peal ofsome few p-royisions-of a trivial char |
acter, IL iBtrue-which are not considered as |
addtns anything to the safety OF life or prop
0rty on board OF steam vessels, and Will labor /
with you % have the same corrected"
b following statement OF the destruction /
81 steam vessels and property and the loss or
supervising inspectors Of steamboats,, embrac-
lng the years l66S-6e ana 20, and is believed TO /
be In error only in the fact that these reports, /
loSses appear less than what they really are:
Number Disclaimers Destroyed on Eastern
Number d-ssiroysG on the great Northern
destroyed on the western rivsTE.- 8
Total number destroysd --.,.,.....a i2t
Total amount Of property destroyed on
al
Total number Wives t..-...------.-.. ESQ
{ which number SIS ware lost on the Western
1vars alone.
During Iae same period forty explosions 90
uued IN all psrts OF the country, by which
0s lives we're lost; making al more lives loss
y IRE than from axplo ions.
Bsssis Leaving to-day.
FoR ~. LouIs-The dne steamer City Of
hester leaves to-day st 8 p m. as bov Cap
ain Zeiglar Is her commander.
FoR Vi Ks5CRG-The Colorado, Captain Nc
u way landings. Benny Dietrich is hex
lerk.
FoR NEW oLKANs-The Paultna Carroll, Cap.
,AuS.
Yea Rsp REvzH-Ths Lady Lee, Captain