Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-02
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CAIRO, June 1, s:Is p.m.-Port list:
g. s. Thayer, Mound City to Ouachita
10 pm; Atlantic, New Orleans to
NicksbUrg TO st. Louis, 2 an; Pauline
Carroll. st. Louis Co New Orleans, 2 pm;
John Kyle, 81. Louis to New Orleans, 4
pm Grand Tower, ST. Louis to Mem
phis, 5 pm. River fell 3 inches. Weather
clear. Mercury SO,
VICKsBURe, June Up: Common
wealth, 1 Am; Joseph H. Biglsy and
barges, g a m; Mary Houston, II am;
Great RepIblic, 2 pm Colorado, 8 pm.
Weather warm and clear. River falling
slowly.
NEW ORLEANS, June Arrived: POtO-
mac. Cincinnati. Departed: Richmond,
st. Louis; MOllie Ebert, Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-The river has
risen Is inches in the past "A hours, and is
now stationary, with 4 feet 6 inches in the
chute and 6 feet 8 inches in the canal.
Weather partially cloudy, with strong
signs of a storm tonight. Departed: Su-
sic Silver aud Indiana, New Orleans. The
Nightingale is advertised to leave for the
Arkansas river tomorrow. The @. B.
Church and Belfast, from New Orlsaus,
and the Nashville, from Memphis, are
expected tonight. The Emma Floyd,
from Nashville 70 Cincinnati, Is hard
aground on ingram shoals, Cumberland
river.
NASHVILLE, June 1.-The river is fall
ing, with 3 feet scant on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and very warm. There ia
some prospect of q rise In the river from
recent heavy rains.
ST. LOUIS, June ARRIVED: Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Bismarck, New Or
leans; Alice, Arkansas river. Departed:
Belle st. Louis, Memphis. River still
rising. Weather cloudy and very sultry.
CNC1NNATI, June 1.-The river has
fallen 4 feet In the past "A hours, with IL
feet in the channel. Weather clear and
hot.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Yesterday wss another hot day.
The wharf was almost deserted by leYee
clerks and others.
The White brought in 10 bales cotton
and I36 sacks seed.
The City Of Alton put Oh here 10 barrels
vegetables, 20 punches bananas, 100 bar
rels molassss; Is hhds sugar and leo sacks
salt. and left ct moor for st. Louis with 9
big trip.
The towbost Baltic passed down wlshs
tow Of coal.
The Edinburg, for Red river, discharged
here a lot Of miscellaneous freight.
Larry Hsrmstead has 400 bales Of cotton
for the LOngWOrth to day.
Ed. Cobb's son was severely cut with q
knife last evening, by s eumrade. Else
where viii be found the full particulars,
The Chester, for st. Louis, had thirty
six bales Of cotton
Arkansas river fell sixteen inches yes
tsrdsy.
The Julia, for vlcksburg, was well
laden.
The A. J. White, Captain Geo. Malone,
sails to-day ct 8 pm. for Napoleon and
the bends. Barney Bgriuds, q clever gen
tlemsu, Ohcistes in the office.
Captain Elem Calvert, Superintendent
of the Memphis and st, Louis Packet
Company, returned me yesterday, look
ing much improved in health by his trip
up to his farm.
The Pauline Carroll, Captain James
Yere, leaves to-day st u N. for New Or
leans and the bends. Miltenbsrg is her
pUrser.
Captain John Elliott returned home
yesterday from LOuisvills. he says his
new boat, the Emma o. Elliott, has 8
beautiful model and viii be fast.
Commodore Pat Kelley, of the little
tug and pleasure-bOa P. J. ReerpOint, cir
quite freely between Mound City
and Fort Pickering.
The Thomas II. Allen Is the regular
Saturday White river mail packet. She
will be in port to-day, to receive.
The Phil AlIin, Captain James Lee, is
the regular Friday Friar's Point snd
bends packet, leaving at 5 pm. Stack
Lee does the hOnOrs Of the Office.
The Commonwealth viii pass up today
for st. Louis.
The elegant passenger steamer Pat.
Cleburue, Capt. Reese PritChard. is the
regular Friday Arkansas river mail pack
leaving to-day at 5 pm. tor Little
Rock and way points. The Clsburus has
excellent accommodations. Messrs. Walk
and Gillespie, two clever gentlemen.
have charge OF the Office. Ike Lsnnord.
one Of the most popular stewards on the
river Is on board to look sitter the inner
man.
B. Hughes lecture last night was a
failure. He was introduced on the stand
by Commodore E.. W, OUTLAW. Eds re-
marks were so persuasive that the su-
1ience OF mackersls which assembled TO
hear B. Hughes followed Ed. TO the
Marble Senate TO smile, leaving the ilec-
solitary snd alone.
The Sam. J. Hale, CAPT. Miller. will he
.ound IN port this morning from Cinefn- /
1atl, with q cargo Of merchandise, and
Will leave on Saturday with a return triD. !
Inc City OF Cairo leaves to-day at 8 nm
Tor Cairo and st. Louis.
The hue steamer Nick LOngwortb. Can
Jain Lew kstes, leaves to-day at 8p.m. I
or Louisville and Cincinnati, Eugene
sewers IS her secretary.
r. neat little steamer Oil City, Captain
Randall, leaves to-day ct s O'Clock for
shawnee Village and the bends.
Inc Belle st. Louis, Captain WIN.
Stake, IS the Saturday Yieksburg and
lends packet.
The Mary Houston VIII pass up thls
for Louisville.
The Great Republic wiz psaz up 20
for St. Louis.
The John Grosbeck VIII pass d0Wn to-
0rrcw for New Orleans.
oThe Indiana and susie Silver let GUS
lille last evening for New Orleanss
The Marine, Captsiu Sands, sals to-
.av at B D m, for Oscsoia and the bends.
The John Kyle win pass down this
for New Orleans
A crane boat was sunk under tbs sus-
bridge by the Dick Fulton.
Tbe Grand Tower Is the Saturday st.
,ouis packet. :
The Is. S. Turner wiz pass up to-nor-
Nv for Cincinnati.
The Belfast and P. ". Stradsr leave /.
O~Uisville to-day for New Orleans. 2
The Virginia, Capt. Charley ScbuItza
i'll pass down thIs morning for Rev
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The Stsr Of the West was SIT aeked bv 8
.OuX Indians 81 Cow Island a few law I
nee, but escaped without serious injury.