Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-22
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CAIRO, June 21.-POrt list: Belle Mem
PMS, Memphis to st. Louis, 4 am:
Natchez, New Orleans to st. Louis, 5 am;
Nashville, Cincinnati to Memphis, 6 am.
Colorado, St. Lou to Vicksburg, D pm.
River stationary. Weather clear. Mer-
cury 78o.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2I.-Arrived:
Potomac, Louisville; Richmond, Mary
Alice and barges, st. Louis. Departed:
City of Quincy, st. Paul; Exchange, Gin
cinnati.
ST. LOUIS, June 2I.-Arrived: Nat
chez, Bee and barges, City of Alton,
New Orleans. Departed: John Kyle,
New Orleans. River nesrly stationary.
Weather cooler and pleasant.
PTTTsBURG, June 2I.-Weather olesr.
The MOnangahela has 30 inches in Row
ley's channel, and is stationary.
CINCINNATI June 21.-River 7 fest in
the channel, and stationary. Arrived:
John 81. GrOesbsck, New Orleans, BUSH
ness good. Weather clear.
VICKsBURG, June 2I.-DOwn: Katie, 2
am; Belfast, noon. Up: Commonwealth,
7 pm. Weather warm and cloudy. River
falling,
LOUISVILLE. June 2I.-The river is fall
ing, with 2 feet 2 inches in the chute and
4 feet 2 inches in the canal. Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived: Robert
Mitchell and Indiana, New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, June 2l.-River rising
rapidly, with 6 feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Heavy rain last night. Weather to-day
alternately cloudy and clear, and very hot.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A young man named FrailY Mackey
was drowned, yesterday, by falling from
a c~Oal-bargs. In our local column will be
found the full particulars.
b Continental, on her way up, dis
charged here 50 barrels of mOlasses, g
sacks OF coffee, - kegs of soda and u
boxes wine, and has for st. Louis 500 tons
of freight.
The W. submarines have almost sue
ceeded in raising the docks. Captain /
Walker is hopeful and says that the ait
section, which is partially submerged,
will De siOat to-day.
The Mary Houston, for Louisville, was
full of people.
The j. d. Bigley left for the Ohio river
with a tow Of empty barges.
The Belle st. Louis put of here 10
bales of cotton and $40 sacks of seed.
Tit Phil Allin brought in 800 sacks of
seed, "a bales of cotton and 5000 feet OF
lumber,
The Colorado, Captain Mckee, leaves
this evening at . O'Clock for Vicksburg
and the bends.
The Geo. W. Check, Capt. Mark Check,
is the regular Thursday Friar's Point
and bends packet, leaving at 5 pm. Frank
GOnt6rman does the ono Of the office.
The City of Chester, Capt. Zeigler, sails
to-day at 3 O'Clock for st. Louis.
SNick Coleman, who, by the way, is one
OF the cleverest men doing business on
the wharf, continues to keep steamboat
men cool this hot Westher BY dealing out
fine lakei ice to all of them. Nick is ALWAYS
on hand to fill orders for ice.
The Mary Boyd is the Friday Arkansas
river mail packet. She viii be in port to-
day to receive.
Capt. Peppers new mammoth steamer,
building for the New Orleans trade, will
be launched by the first.
The Pauline Carroll has gone on the
locks at st. Louis to receive some light
The Glencoe and Belle Vernon are due
from Louisville, bound for New Orleans.
The shannon, Captain Beatty, will be
up Tonight nom New Orleans, and will
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock for
Louisville and Cincinnati,
The Nashville, Captain Ben Merrilies.
will arrive to-day from Cincinnati.
1t has been decided at Washington to
TX January neXt as the date for the new
steamboat regulations to go into effect.
They will be extensively circulated at
1nce, and the object in fixing the above
late was to give officers and owners of
steamboats, abundant time to make them
fully acquainted with the new
'ules.
The Cairo Bulletin has the following.
Mr.. Vanness. who was arrested on Fri
last by United States Commissioner
for operating as stesmbOat pilot
Without license, came of ali right. 1t an
Iears hat Mr.. Vanness at the proper time
lad received his license at Memphis, but
lid not have it with him; so when asked
o produce it could not, and on this ground
vas held in custody until yesterday
morning, when ne ~telegraphed to Mem
mis- and satisfied the Government Off
tal That he was not one of that kind
proved himself to be 'all right on the
We received the following communiea-
from a roustabOut Of the Pa Ole !
urne, and publish this same for the BEN
mt OF boat hands:
Editors ApPeGJ-I feel sort o. sick; felt
ully I'LL this morning in fact, L feel toll
rsole, thank you, all the time. But If
70 are going to have a worlds fair baby
low at the park on Saturday why didn't
GU say 30. l have got a baby, that is we &
ave, and she is right hefty and a heap :
rettier than most babies ia Tennessee,
Id She halls from this State; but Missis-
.ppi, Alabama, Arkansas and Kentueky-
Kentucky-coming in here to tote on
j the nice prizes, when thought all the ,
me it was a Tennessee baby show is the
why, Mr.. Editor, I am not happy.
CLAQUE.
The towboa Dick Fulton ran INTO the
at Donaldsonvilie. She had in tow
shell coal boats. Two Of them sunk,
Id three are in a sinking condition. Shs .
saaad this mint about two weeks aQO. -