Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-18

BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph.
NEW ORLEArs, November TZ.-Arriyed
P W. Strsder and shannon, from ST LonIs
Departed: City Of Q1inoy for st. Louis;
Tidal Wave for Arkansas river.
LITTLE RoCK, November H-Rfver still
fslIing. The BOseville left for New Orleans
and thu CIeourne arrived
na~nLLSCIFHATI. Novem Der -RtVe four feet
sIx' and stationary. Weather clear
PrTrsBURe. November Electromagnetic
has eight feet i've inches, and 8 falling.
| Nearly six million bushes of coal, for Gin
clnnad, Louisville and below, got out on this
rice. without a single ACCIDENT. as far as
EVANSVILLE, November 1.-Weather clear
and cold. Mercury; ~ degrees at noon. River
has ri ed tn ee inches.
CAIRo, November H.-Arrivedi Julia, from
Vfcksburg, at 3 PM. Departed: Mohawk, for
New Orleans, at Pm. River stationary.
Weather clear and warmer. Thermometer,
6~Io5IVILLE November is rising
%NVly. with 4 feet at the head Of the canal,
-tnches in the chute. Weather clear,
F9HNF =. TAssss mi; DsPaF Tsa Emma z; E1 y:
ard are on the reef at the head Of
the chute this evening. The Potomac is sd-
TIE towboat sam Orr srrivNafcom Camel
ton with our bargss Of coal S9k9roposes 70
furnish ccai TO steamboats, a Io~ Active
preparations are making In river cLr~iss TO
take advantage OF the rise.
VICKsBURG, November IL Passed dowts
Atlantic and psrges,. AZ 8 pm K z. Lee, ats
u 0ooA- - ~ 100
BertrRm, at pm. The weather Is cool and
clear. River rising
RADIO. from V1oEsbprg; Andy Johnson, from
New Orleans; Belle Memphis, rom Mem
phfs. Departed: CITY of Chester for Memph s.
The river rose slightly during the Cay, but Is
stationary Tonight. Weather alternately
C ear and cloudy
miscellaneous.
The A. ]. white came in with l07 bales of
cotton, 665 sacks Of seed and a lot Of sundries
TO order.
Yesterday morning with Ii bales Of cotton and
5S2 sack of seed for this port. She departed
after adding sSS bales Of cotton for above,
The City Of Alton departed for New Orleans
yesterday morning, after adding 6S bales of
The PHI Allin, A. ], White and Dardenelle
departed with good trips.
The Capital City, Indiana. Emile LeBarge,
E. ii. Durfee and Lucy Bertram are due from
below and Tili R T9SsoiY Se IN d9ripg 5ne day.
Kountz and James Howard are due from
above.
me new side-wheel steamer, Emma c.
Elliott, leaves Louisville to-day for New Or
leans.
TheH. C. Yeager left New Orleans last Thurs |
day with q good trip, having 1884 bars of rail-
road iron, 1900 sacks OF salt and AO tons of
The Potomac is advertised to leave Cincin-
natl to-day for New Orleans.
The John Howard now building 9y James
Howard for Captain T. Perry, Is lS5 feet long,
85 feet beam, and 8 feet depth of hold
The Henry NJ. Shreve leaves tomorrow for
The Mary Boyd is the regular Monday Ar
me louisville Courier says; The canal wiz
be opened next Monday, but only such sized
boats As can pass through the old locks Will be
benefited for the present, US 10 VIII take sew
ersl weeks to get outline mud and prep ere the
new locks SO that large boats can psssthrough
that IA ANIMAL Il
The Great Republic colilded with the W. ]. |
Lewis Wednesday evening at 81; Louis The
IemocraL, of Thursday, says: "Throu b some |
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of signals, or the fnatten-
ton Of the oficers of the boats, they colhded.
The bow of the Great Republic struck the
Lewis in front Of the wheel, cutting INTO her
hull below the " ater nn9. her ouloerss md
ne that she was In danger OF sinking |
stretched a tarpauiin over the noie' temPora-
he 81 Loais Republican of Thursday says:
IA card in another column announces Inc
Tuesday. She Ia. the finest steamer on the |
western waters. Captain SeoTge >. Hazlett /
announces the Ftrt TO leave this port satnr-
day. 18Th. for New Iberia and way points; /
Henry King has charge Of The ONCE Captain
Nat Green viii arrive TINS morning from
Memphis; IL Is probable ne ak Rich
moad out on this RISE. There - one thing at
ieast ahoutf he steamerK Katie p. KounE worth
Mentioning: Her extraordinary nghtness on
fuel Of coal go olsneis. OF o. 1904 ,oSrdsen
twenly-four hours. The Tom Jasper came to
the wharf this morning. % follow the taulfne
Carrol.- II Is ouiae probable that the fast side
VheeI Steamer ISL. Lax will follow the Fonte-
nelle TO Red river such Is the intention. a
says Of the Missouri; Lexington,
not over Ave inches;' therefore tho Noun
taineef is not iosd ng tor Lexington, and VIII
not 20 anti better news Is neard Inc KATE
Kearnev viii make q FAST trip TO New Orleans
and back she can doiG- This steamer made
ne T7In rom Alton TO St Louis in one
hour and ten minutes, which was never
besten. even by the famous packet Altoona.
parties are here taking hold OF
ne viii. s Hays 70 put her In the st. Louis
has come TO the wharf; she Is a Memphis
with Captain Luker ana CLERK AQng6