Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-26

blooms in mfd-winter, viii do well 70
/ be on board at g precisely, When
I that bell Of vast proportions taps and
| she will be Of. Captain Donaldson says
/ he will most certainly be 70 the minute.
! The Susie Silver, from New Orleans,
| yesterday put of several lots Of sugar
| and molasses, and twenty-five bales Of
| cotton. She added eco bales here. She
| has on board nineteen head Of Aldernay
COWS, and other stock imported from
England by Mr.. Sevigart, Of WOodfOrd
county, KY, and are now en- route TO his
stock farm
The Mary Houston, Captain L. p. Dun
ham ia command and Harry Walker,
clerk, viii arrive this morning from above
and depart AZ three p M, for Vieksburg,
New Orleans and the bends.
The Robert Burns is the regular Dean
line packet for Cincinnati tomorrow,
The Henry Ames and Indiana came in
late last night and were to have left for
New Orleans at daylight this morning
The former discharged here about ten
tons of miscellaneous freight, and the
latter a few lots of furniture.
The Fanny Brandeis left for New Ma
drid last night with light trip.
The local Inspectors Of this port, Messrs.
Clark and Washington, have recsived a
letter from supervising inspector Hous-
tons Louisville, directing them TO make
a full report Of the recent AlcGill disaster.
The letter from Secretary Boutwell,, re-
Gently publ shed in this column, is the
same thing.
The r. p. Walt is the regular United
States mail steamer for White river on
Saturday.
Tho Pat Cleburns backs out on Friday
evening for all landings on the Arkansas.
The Celeste came in yesterday after
noon, from Fort Smith, after sixteen
days trip. She put of I54 bales Of cotton
50 the mouth of the Arkansas, and brought
4O4 bales here, besides countless numbers
of bundles, and 377 sacks cOttOnEesd.
The St. Luke goes ont this evening at 5
O'Clock for Cairo, st. Louis and all inter
mediate landings.
The Great Republic failed to get of last
night on account Of the incl6meut
weather. She leaves positively for New
Orleans at O'Clock this mOrning-sddiug
here 1000 sacks Of corn, 100 tons oil cake,
300 bales Of cotton and IS through pas
sengers.
The elegant steamer ". r. Arthur will,
as will be seen by her card in another col
umn, depart at 4 pm. to-day for Cairo,
Evansville and Louisville. II. W. Bro
laski, her master, Is well known, and
will carry his passengers through safely
and on time.
The SUSIE Silver, Tom Shields master,
is now in port and will depart az ten
O'Clock this morning tor Cairo and Louis
Vile. She Is an excellent packet, and
being new, her accommodations for pas
sengers are unsurpassed.
Freight rates from Cincinnati to New
Orleans are SOC. for pound lots and 81 for
whisky.
The Sam J. Halo was to have left Gin
cinnati, yesterday, for this port.
The Emperor and Bismarck are due
from below.
A Vicksburg exchange says the Arkan-
sas passed there Sunday morning with
about three tiers Of cotton on the hurri-
cane roof.
The Big SundOWer carried 913 bales of
cotton to Vicksburg, on recent trip from
the Tsllshatchie.
The Robert Mitchell is making railroad
time down the Ohio, having passed Ev-
ansville yesterday drawing eight feet.
| She exceeds the expectations of her own
| ers in pOiIt of speed So says the Cincin-
natl Commercial Of the oath.
The Merchants Line, of st. Louis, are
about TO purchase a steamboat to run
| from the mouth of White river TO Jack
| sOnpOrt, in connection with their Missis-
| sippi boats, A boat will be loaded and
| ssnt to White river from st. Louis direct
as soon as the river opens.
A Louisville telegram of the 23d is as
/ going through the canal this evening, and
/ viii all be through by tomorrow or next
| day. The Dick Fulton will probably get
| of tonight. She has Is bsrges, with 100, .
I 600 bushels of coal for Memphis, The
| Fearless will 20 tomorrow. She has II
/ bargss and 200, 900 bushels of coal for
| points below Memphis. The Grand Lake,
| leaving her tow in the mouth of Green
/ river, came up and took six more barges,
and left this evening. The Katie was
| taken over the falls to-day by Captain
/ Pink Narble, with the tow boats Robin
and Falls Pilot. She will be completed
| by the middle OF February. Captain
/ GOuld's new boat, for the Miami Packet
| Company, was launched at JeffersOnville,
! this merniDg, and tewed over to the city
| wharf "
| To STEAMBOAT1EE.- Wood - Dry or
green hard wood for sale at the very
/ lowest rates, always in boat, five miles
| below Memphis, Arkansas side.
o. WHITE.