Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01

TO N0Fr Orleans, l an. : Dick Fulton,
Island No. 10 TO Louisville, 2 am. Peg :
tons, New Orleans TO Louisville, 8 q N
J. L Hyatt, Memphis TO Ohio river, 4
q M; dexter, st. Louis to New Orleans, i
q M; General Anderson, st. Louis 10
Mound City, / pm henry Ames, s.
Louis to New Orleans, 2 pm; City OF
Cairo, st. Louis to Vicksbar1, 3 p,m.:J.
@. Mc1fullin, Mound City TO st. Louis. S
pm; s. II. Long, Mound Citty to st. Louis
u pm. The river fell 2 Inches. Weather
clear and pleasant. Mercury 70.
CIScIENATI, June 8-Riyer 8 feet 6
inches; risen l foot. Arrived: Nashville,
from Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, June sO.-Arrived: Ar
ganaut, from Tennessee river; Colorado,
from 'Vicksburg; Abeons, from Cincinnati,
Departed: Marble City, from Memphis,
The river 10 stationary. The weather is
warm and clear.
LOUISVILLE, June SO.-There are q
inches In the chute ard "A inches In the
canal, The Weather IL partially clear and
pleasant. Captain Q. 3. Trinidad, Super
intendent OF the Attskapas Transports.
ton Company. Is here making arrange
ments to build a new boat for the Bayou
Techs trade. The Petrol No. 2 arrived
from PomCToy and returned.
NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-Thers were
no arrivals. Departed: ocesnus, last night,
for 81. Louis; John Kyle, for st. Louis; @.
B. Church for Cincinnati.
NASHVILLE, June 39.-River falling,
with Al feet on Harpeth Shoals. The
weather is dry and hot. Departed
~Burksuille, from Cairo.
Vu5Ks3URG, June 3h.-DoWn: r, L,
Lee, ! pm. Weather ia clear. The river
is falling.
PrTrsBURa, .Yane S0-Weather cloudy,
The Monangshelsi is falling, with % inches
in the channel.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mary Boyd cleared for Little
Rock with a good list Of freight.
The AlIin, for Friar's Point, had q
fair trip.
The Fort Smith arrived from Little
Rock. She will be taken on the docks
and will be thoroughly repaired pre-.
paratory to entering the Memphis and
Little Rock trade as a weekly packet
during the low water season.
The Fort Gibson, One Of the Packet
Co Jipany's boats, comes here to ply
between this point and Little Rock
during low water season.
The BatesVille was to have left
Jacl1sonpOrt yesterday for Memphis,
She will be the Tuesday White river
packet, in place Of the steamer Leg al
Tender.
The Julia put on here eight bales Of
cotton and one hundred and thirteen
sacks seed, and added q few lots Of
miscellaneous freight.
The Indiana, Captain t.abe Neale,
will be at the wharf this morning to
receive for New Orleans and the
Ao-l- cd -rsII Toawv, - N -y.VzoT-
Lon Miller is her attentive purser.
Rob Bay, who, by the way, is a clever
and soeiable gentleman, son board to
soothe and untertain weary travellers,
The Thomas II. Allen, Captain Viii.
liam Ashford is the regular Saturday
White river United States mail packet,
leaving to-day at 5 pm. Tor all points
on the White river Through to Jack.
sonpOrt, connecting at Du Valrs
Bluff with the Little Rock railroad.
Commodore Ed. Outlaw does the
hOIlOrs of the Office.
The Dexter, Captain Isaac Jones,
sails at 6p.m. to-day for New Orleans
and the bends. Owen Gates is her
prime minister.
The Silver Moon WIS to have left
Louisville last night for New Orleans.
The Belfast, overdue from New Or
leans, probably passed up last night.
Robert Good, our efficient wharf.
master, has returned to Raleigh
Springs, to recuperate and get in fine
trim tor the fall campaign.
The Olive Branch, 4 days out from
New Orleans, has for st. Louis 600
tors of freight, including 1925 bars
railroad iron. She put of here 70
cases claret, % cases I've, so boxes
tin and 3 h~ogsheads sugar.
The Geo. w. Cheek, Captain Mark
Cheek, backs out at 5 D. m. for Friars
Point. Frank Gonterman, parser.
The Phil Allin brought in 10 bales
cotton and 100 sacks seed.
The Lawrence, Capt. John Farrell,
came in at noon from Cincinnati with
a cargo Of merchandise, and leaves
this evening at 5 p. m. with a
return trip for Cincinnati and way
points on the Ohio. A clever gentle
man presides at the desk.
The T. II. Allin, from White river,
brought i'll A bales cotton, and re-
shipped IS bales at the mouth.
The n. M. Sbreve will pass down
this evening for Red river.
The r. G. Gray is due from Little
Rock en- route for Louisville.
The Belle st. Louis passes up to-
morrow for st. Louis.
The William COWan, j. H. Bigley
and John A. Wood, tOW-bOats, have
been compelled to lay up at Evans
vile on account Of the low water.
The Grand Tower, Captain LennOx,
is the Saturday st. Louis packet, leav-
ing at s pm.
The steamer John g. Carlisle was
sold at Cincinnati yesterday by the
United States Marshal.
The Mary Houston has laid up at
Louisville on account of the dull times
and low stage of water.
The Henry Ames, Captain Jacobs,
backs out to-day at 5 pm. for New
Orleans and the bends. Her clerk is
an obliging gentleman.
A new hull is being built at Metrop-
oils, Illinois, for the machinery and
cabin Of the Milbrey.
The City of Cairo, Captain Iuker,
is the Saturday V~icksburg packet,
leaving at 5 pm.
Captain John T. McCOrd, Of the
steamer Olive Branch, through Billy
Morrison, deputy wbsrT master, pre-
scented a beautiful 0rnamented cake to
the orphans picnic, which comes of
On the 4th instant.