Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-02
BY Telegraph.

Qc-oDoE Il DONu :
Lady Les nine p IA. Glsnco three
last night. Up. City Alton eight q. M,
Tom Jasper four p. n. Westher warm
and clear. River falling.
C~INCINNATI, October L. River 8 feet
and : inches
CAIRO, October John Lansder, Ev-
ansyille packet, 9 p. N. Emile LsbaFge,
VicksbGrg to st. Louis, l 3. N ; Clarks-
vile, St Louis 20 Memphis, 8 p. m; Col
ossal Memphis 60 Sc, Louis, I , m; Ru-
bicon, s.. Louis to Nav Orleans, 7 D. m;
R. P Walt, st. Louis to Memphis, Up. NJ;
Bee, st. Louis to Cairo, Up. n. River sta
rionsry. Weather clear. Mercury 81,
EVANSVILLE, IND October Weather
unchanged and river falling Port list:
up, Umpire and Batesville; down, Ella
Hughes. Nothing doing to-day
PTrrsBURG, OetObsr l.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Monongahsla IA inches,
stationary.
ST. LOUIS, October Arrived: Penn
bins and City Of Pekln, KeokUk, Virginia,
to New Orleans; Nile, Missouri River;
VIII ). Hays. upper Mississippi; Silver
Bow, Prices Lsnding. Departed: Henry
Ames, New Orleans; Mary Mcdonald,
Vicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, October The river is
still falling, with 2 feet 8 inches at head OF
the Canal. Weather clear and pleasant.
Freight plentiful tor local packets and
southern freights Rccumulating.
miscellaneous.
The Louisville passed down yesterday
at noon for New Orleans. b draws six
feet. A goodly number was added to her
passenger list here.
Ths Phil Aliin came in with 2S6 bales
cotton and 800 sacks seed, and q fair cargo
of general freight. Her passenger list
was null.
The Sallie, from Vicksburg, put of IL
bales Of cotton and 166 sacks of seed. She
took up $50 bales for up-river which the
Belle OF Pike left yesterday.
The Susie Silver, five days out from
New Orleans, put of here p barrels salt.
ID barrels pitch, 80 barrels eme snd $40
bars of railroad iron. She also discharged
a lot Of freight al Hopeield. She left for
st. Louis with 8 fair trip.
The Phil Allin reports the 81. s. Turner
off Reeves bar, where shs had grounded
Saturday night. The little Alp went
down and succeeded in relieving her.
She is now on her wsy TO New Orleans
rejoicing.
The Utah came in from st. Louis with
q good trip CT grain and produce for this
place.
TO the guards, bound for New Orleans.
She put of q little light freight here, and
departed with all she could carry.
Capt. A. B. Smith, of Bstesville, is in
the city.
A. D. Armstrong, of the Susie Silver,
was very Ill when he susie came IN.
Medical attendance was called.
The Indiana, Tom Jasper q the South
western are the next boats due nom be-
The following boats leave to-dayi
For FRIAR's PoINT.-The Phil A1liD,
James Lee. leaves to-day &C s a.m.
as above, for Friar's Point and ali way
landings. Stack Lee and o. Harris are
her pursers.
FoR ARKANSAS RIvER.-The fine and
feet Pat. leburne leaves to-day at 5 pm.
Tor Little Rock and all way landings.
Tom. Berry commands, and 3. P.
Fields and 4. 81 O,Nsil are her chief sec
For NAPoLEoN.-rbe A. J. White,
George Malone, leaves to-day at
) pm. as above for Napoleon and all land
Ings. Barney Barinds has charge of the
office.
FoR WHITE RTvER.-The Usage, Cap
sin John b. Davis, leaves Devali's Bluff
lhis evening on the arrival Of The train
rem Memphis for Jscksonport n ali
POINTS on upper White river. Charley
Smithers does the honors of the Office.
FoR ST. LOUIS The Utah leeves TO-
Law at 5 p. M. as above for Cairo and st.
The steamboat-men of Cincinnati
held 3 meeting Thursday to tske setion
a reference to the 81 eamboat law. Thoy
'xprt ssed themselves IS follows;
.sWhile steamboat and masters,
sR exception, are willing TO con-
Orm to any and all requirements they I,
necessary, hat will in any mar
Ter secure the objects tor which tie law
i February zS. Ie71, was made they be-
1--we more1s required to st out under IL :
han is necessary, making sn oneEous and ]
tax on those complying with
be law as it now stands, and falling to I
ecuro the benefits which were intended
y its passage. We want redress for our /