Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-26
BY TELEGRAPH.

CAIRO, April 25 Port list: H. G. Will
son, Cairo to Memphis, am; John Gil
more, Cairo to st. Louis, a M. J. s. Nc
Donald, Baton Rouge to Louisvills, Sam;
Ball8 st. Louis, Yicksburg to st. Louis,
am: Anna, Cincinnati to st. Louis,
noon; City of Chester, st. Louis to Mem
phis, p "a. River stationary. Weather
cloudy, with indications OF rain. Mer-
curry go.
NASHVILLE, April 25.-The river Is
falling, with 8 feet on Harpeth Shoals,
The weather is cloudy and warm. Ar
rived: John Lumsdep frOm Cairo.
NEW ORLEANS, April 25-Arrived
Richmond, from st. Louis. Departed;
James Howard and Continental, for St.
LOUIS st. Msry's and MOllis Ebert, fOl
Cincinnati.
VICKsBURa, April 25.-Downl Pauline
Carroll, II last night; John Kyle, pm.
Nstchez, s pm. Up; Bismarck, pm.
City of Cairo, s pm. Weather warm and
pleasant. River falling.
PITTsBURG, April 25.--A slight rain thi,
evening. The MOnOngahela river has z
feet in the channel, and is falling.
CINCINNATI, April 25.-The river IA feet
Arrived: MinneOla, from Memphis. De
parted Champion, for st. Louis. A slight
/ rain during ths forenoon.
LoUIsvILLR, April g. The river
/ has risen 3 inches, and has 3 feet
/ inch in the chute and 8 feet l inch
/ in the canal. Weather cloudy and warm
/ Arrived: BOaz, Memphis. Departed; In
diana, New Orleans. The BOaz laid up Il
wait for water on the falls. The P. W
| Stra5sr turned her freight over to the In.
/ diana, and is laid up for the present. The
/ officers left for Cincinnati this evening.
ST. LOUIS, April % Arrived; II. @.
| Yeager, New orleans; Grand Tower
/ Memphis; Ironsides, Cairo. Departed
Julia, NicksbUrg; Belle Lee, New Or
I leans. River rising. Weather cloudy and
warm, with slight rain tonight.
| AnsCEELANEops.
The Pat CleburBe is the regular Friday
packet for the Arkansas.
The R. p. Walt departs on Saturday fOl
/ White river.
! Tbe CAV steamer Robert Burns, Captain
/ skunk in cOmmsnd, and A. +. Powers
/ clerk, will depart at O'Clock this even
/ ing for Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
The Rdinburg, Captain W. W. Fenton,
| master, viii arrive to-day and gets away
1 at O'Clock this evening for Jefferson, I,
/ Shire veport and all intermediate landings
on Red river and the Mississippi.
The tOwbOat Joseph II. Rigiey, with
4 twelve barges Of coal tor Vicksburg
/ passed down last night. Her cabin Is ele-
/ gently ftted up, and to test the hospital
lty OF D6r OuO6fhi 3 party OF R6lttouSA
/ and ladies' took passage on her for Vieks.
/ burg. Among them were Colonel James
! Coleman, Of the Telegraph Company, and
/ DR.. McNeely, Of the tirm Of Bieley, Mel.
/ lersh & Co. The latter gentleman was &C
/ companied BY his family,
the City OF Chester goes ont tomorrow
/ evening for Cairo and st. Louis.
] The julia viii pass down tO.morroW
/ evening for FieksbpFg aud the bends.
/ The Louisville and Arkansas river pack
/ ct Il. Q. Gray, Captain Yerkes, is billed K
! leave at 8 O'Clock this evening for Evans
/ Wills, Louisville and all points on the Ohio
and viii depart as advertised.
The regular United States mail stasmel
/ Phil Asiin departs at p:m. today f0l
I Helena, FriaF's POiut and all way land
ings. Captain James Lee Is In command
/ end Mr.. stack Lee, James @. Harris anl
/ Neil Booker are her clerks.
The Red river packet, Texas, carried
15ss bales of cotton into NsW 0rlssns OI
I Sunday,
The elegant passenger steamer Mar
/ Honston. L. B. Dunhsm maEtBE ang
! Harrv walker clerk, viii arrive thh
por1inR. and departs st noon for Louis
Vile and ali intarmodiate landings on thl
! The Lawrence leaves Cinelpnsti 10