Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-10

NASHVILLE, June The river is sta
tiOnary, with II feet on Harpeth Shoals
Weather clear and warm.
NEW ORLEANS, June g.-Arrived: Susie
Silver, Louisville; Dexter, st. Louis
Departed: Bee and bsrges, last night, St.
Louisi John Kyle, st. Louis.
CAIRO, June 9.-Port list: Potomac
New Orleans to Cincinnati, 10 :. m; Henry
Ames, st. Louis to New Orleans, 2 am
Colorado, st. Louis to NicksburR, m,
cleared Rt am. River fell 4 inches
Weather clear. Mercury $40,
PrTTsBURG, June 9.-Weather clear and
pleasant. The Monongahela is falling
with q inches in the channel. Naviga,
ton is suspended except on slack water,
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-Arrived: Julia,
Vicksburg; Petrol and bsrges and Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Commonwealth and
barges and Nstchez. New Orleans. River
falling slowly, Weather clear and very
warm.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-River 8 feet in
the channel, having fallen 6 inches, Ar
rived: ArgOsy, New Orleans. Departed
Exchange, New Orleans.
VICEsRURG, June 9.-DOwn: Psrgoud,
2 pm Robert f. Lee, p m; Robert
Mitchell, 8 pm. Up: r. J. Lockwood, 10
am. Weather warm and cloudy. River
falling 16 inches every day.
LOUISVILLE, June 9.-The river has
risen 1 inch and is again stationary, with
2 feet inches In the chute and feet z
inches in the canal. Weather clear and
very warm. Business very dull. Arrived: /:
Boaz, New Orleans. Departed: Mary
Houston, New Orleans, The Joe Flem-
ing and Storm, with barges, from st. T4ouis
to Pittsburg, passed up. The FlemiDg z
sunk one barge coming over IN the mouth
of the canal. The r. @. Gray is advar-
tlsad to leave for Arkansas river to-mor-
row.
MISCELLANEOUS,
The Great Republic has laid up at st.
Louis.
The Pat Cleburne, for Little Rock, hsd
an excellent trip.
The Belle st. Louis added here e large
lot Of potatoes and apples, and discharged
Is bales cotton and 80 sacks seed.
The George ". Cheek. Cap ain Mark
Cheek, Is the regular Saturday Frisr's
Point and bends pack ct, leaving at 6 pm.
Frank GOnGerman, purser.
The 7. II. Allen came in from White
river with lbs bales of cotton and 1l2 SKIS
seed.
The Alaska and city of Alton, for New
Orleans, were well laden.
The White and Allin, for the bends, had
moderate trips.
The towbOat VIM; Cowsn passed down
with tow of coal.
Arkansas river has risen two feet and
ten inches at Little Rock, since 'Wednes-
day evening. There is also a three foot
rise at Fort Smith.
The Colorado, Captain Mckee. leaves
to-day at SPIN. for Vicksburg and the
bends.
The local inspectors of Nashville have
Charles s. Clements for thirty days from
June 30, for subjecting the safety valves
10 extra weight.
The Grand Tower, Captain Lennox, Is
The regular Saturday Cairo and st. Louis |
packet, leaving at pm. Mr.. White is |
her clerk.
The Thos. Ii. Allen, Captain VIM. Ash |
ford, is the regular Saturday White river |
nsil packet, leaving to-day at q m. for /
sl points on White river. through TO 1
IacksonpOrt, connecting st DsVall's Bluff /
With the Little Rock railroad. Ed. W. /
outlaw, q clever gentleman, is her chief /
.lerk, assisted by Johnny Smlthers.
The Mary Boyd tOWs TO Memphis this
zip the wharf boat ct Little Rock.
Iheriver men were after Eugene L.eidy's
lew style linen hats yesterday, which are
II the go on the streets.
B. Hughes Record recorded many /
,huRny sayings Of his trip to the Hot
iprinRs.
The Lawrence, Captain Farrell. leaves
o-dsy at pm. for Cincinnati. Mr.. Nc |
deen is her purseF.
Milt. Harry, late clerk and captain in
he Memphis and White river trade, has
ocepted the position of "River Editor"
I Jhe sun. We welcome our young
riend 70 the tripod and trust that be may
rove successful Ia his new vocation.
The shannon Is due from the Ohio
ound for New Orleans.
The Henry Ames, Captain Jacobs, sails
o-dsy at pm. for New Orleans and the
ends.
The Nstchez, Captain Tom T,esthers.
saves Tomorrow at 10 am. for New Or
BANS.
The Glencoe, Captain Calhoun. with Mr..
arr IN the ONCE, leaves this morning at
2 O'Clock Tor Louisville. There sre 300 |
ales Of cotton on the wharf waiting for
er.
We learn from the officers of the Phil
Hin of shooting sffray which took place
BledsoeIs Landing, ifty miles below
ere, on wednesday, which resulted In |
ames g. Collins being shot and Instantly
illed by 8 young man named Jobp Dunn.
olllnsl body was brought to Memphis on
be Phil AIlin. Young Dunn made good
is esoape.
The wharf tax bsa been reduced to six
8nts per ton. which is a slight reduction.
.isO, transient boats are allowed six hours !
,r short wharfage, instead Of two. The tsx
nould have been reduced 10 three cents,
loueh the steam boatmen, In these hard
mes, viii be thankfel for the slight re-
uetion so reluctantly made by the Com
lune.
The zvaLanehs reporter, as regards his !
1ggeEkton, ghould eDpfV Il 10 htuasa1F a