The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-08

| Illinois, Columbus.
Tho John Kyle was released from b
position on the rocks, at the mouth OF Il
river, by the steamer Tom Jasper, and
turned to this port. She will unlor b
freight and go to Mound City and 20
the ways. Her injury is not 20 great
was supposed. The -four in her hold ",
damaged some about so hogs were seal.
ed to death by one Of her syphon pump
her bow was raised by the rock about thr,
feet, and it isa grea. wonder that she di
not sink.
The Glasgow looked quite odd with h,
short chimneys, and presented Q squat
appearance.
Capt John u. Weaver, An old steam
boat captain, died, on Sunday Afternoon
nj st. Louis, Of an abcess OF the liver.
The Indiana turned over ell her freigh
and passengers 10 the Ada Heilmsn. Tn
Indiana will probably load here. q,
The Henry Ames, from New Orleans
was nearly light.
The A. Baker was aground Is hours q,
Greenleai s, and had 10 send here TO &c,
lighters. She brought load Of -four aud
corn from Cape Girardeau.
The Dictstors barges are aground st|
Greenleafs.
The Florence Lee had . good trip OIL
freight and passengers.
The Julia arrived about 30 hours be-
hind time. She was light.
The X. J. Lockwood had all she could
carry for Red river. Her guards were in
the water when she left here
The Andy johnson and Capital City
have Withdrawn from the Keokuk trade,
and will run TO New Orleans during low
water. They both bad all they wanted
when they left here. d.
Ed. Hawks, late clerk Of the Olive
Branch, is now clerk Of tho Capital City.
The james Fisk had Is hid. tobacco and
several other lots of freight for the south +.
The loss Of the Odd-Fellow 10 referred 10
in detail in our local columns.
The Ohio is still falling and since last
report has fallen eight inches.
The Mississippi is rising at St. Louis, but
not much Of rise is expected.
The weather yesterday was very hot AID
in the evening there were good indica-
,ions Of rain.
Our levee presented an animated sp-
pearance, There were five large steamers
receiving for New Orleans besides tho
local packets
The Ada Heilman brought 1900 bbls
potatoes. 10 bbls pork and so tuns sun
dries for the south. She had q hard time
getting out. She was aground twenty
hours At Oil Creek and lost thirty-six
hours at French Island by grounding and
lighting, and was aground at Henderson
some time. She was eight days coming
from Louisville to this place.
The Arkansas Belle had a very good
trip which consisted Of "a bbls Of whisky,
20 pork bbs for st. Louis, and 1873 bbls
whisky, 200 bbls -four, 81 bags oats and As
coops poultry for New Orleans.
The City of Alton had TO tighten over
Turkey Island. She reports Eve feet
three inches there. She filled out here
with all she wanted
The City of Vicksburg had all she
could bring out on the water and filled out
here.
RIVER BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. Louis, August 7.-Arrivsd--Mo-
hawk and Yaegsr, New Orleans Lake gu
perior and Grey Eagle, Keokuk; Flor
encc, upper Mississippii st. Luke and
Niles, Missouri river; julia Vicksburg.
Departed-Bismarck aud Mohawk,
New Orleans; Lucy Bertrsm, Keokuk 8.
s. Merrill, st. Paul; st. Luke, Missouri
river; Florence, Cairo. .....
River falling again weather clear and
very warm.
PIrrsBURo, August Weather sultry
with Indicate of rain. Monongahela
80 inches and rising slowly. No arrivals
or departures. .., ..saiuglR >. !.
MEMrIIIs, August 7.--Clear. Mercury
92o. River falling slowly. Departed
Belle Memphis, for st. Louis, Dsrdsnsli'
for Arkansas River. ......f. a..
LITTLE Rock, August 7.-Wsasher
clear and very warm. Thermometer so'
The river fell one foot and Is still falling
rapidly rs.H.at
LOOK TO Your CuILDREs.--DisrrheA