Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-14

natl; Emma c. Elliott, for Memphisr Ex
porter, for New Orleans. Arthur Fields
freight clerk on the Emma c. Elliott, dieC
EvANsvILLiE, April ls.-Weather clear til
evening; now cloudy and very warm. The
river has risen ten inches. Port list-Up: Po
tonac, 10 pm. Down: G. Il. Church, am
Business very slack. All the packets and mos'
of the transient boats are behind time.
LITTLE Rock Adrll iS.W Gather cloudy and
\ Departed Colossal, for New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, April l3.-The rise in the river
ia the past twtnfy-four hours Is twenty inch
es and stiH rising. Weather fair and pleas
ST. LOUIS, April ls.-Arrived: Capital City,
from Vicksbulg; Mollie Moore, John +. TOlle
and City of Cairo, from New Orleans. De-
parted: Marble City, for Memphis: Utah, for
Arkansas river; Belle st. Louis, for Vfeks-
burg. River falling slowly. Weather clear
PITTsBURG, April ls.-Weather clear. The
Monongahela river has thirteen feet six
inches IN the channel, and Is falling.
CAIRO, April l3-Arrived: Armadilio, from
Arkansas river, am; Capital City, from
am; City of Chester, from Memphis, II am
Robert Burns, from Cincinnati, 5 pm: Belle
Memphis, froni st. Louis, q-In. Departed
City of Nickshurg, for Vicksburg, midnight :
Armadillo, for Cincinnati, ? am Capital City,
for st. Louis 3 am; Dexter, for New Orleans
! pm; City of Chester, for st. Louis, 1 pm.
The river has rifen two feet, and Is now about
fourteen feet below high-water mark Of 1867.
Weather cloudy and warm.
Miscellaneous.
The r. 2. Walt, from White river, came in
with two hundred and twenty-five bales Of cot
ton and a lot of sundries to order.
The James Howard, from New Orleans, three
and a half days out, discharged ten tons freight
here and left for above with light tlp.
The Anna, from Red river, arrived yesterday
morning and has gone on the1iocks here for
The John Kyle, from st. Louis, put OF sew
enty bales OF hay, added eight tons of iron
and left for New Orleans will full trip.
The Robert Il. Lee, from Louisville, added
here two hundred and sixty-two bales OF cot
ton, thirty barrels talloW, and about fifty tons
miscellaneous She got OF at 3 O'Clock yester-
day morning, with thirteen hundred and fifty
tons of freight, for New Orleans, including
two hundred hogsheads Of tobacco.
The n. Longworth, from New Orleans dis
charged ten tons of sugar and molasses, and
departed for the Ohio with a fair trip.
The G. W. Cheek, from Friars Point, brought
IN ten bales OF cotton, one hundred and forty
tlve sacks OF seed and a lot Of sundries TO or
der.
The II. NJ. Shreve, from st. Louis, bound for
Red river, passed down early yesterday morn
Ing, loaded TO The guards
The Grand Tower, from st. Louis, arrived
with fair trip. Two items of her cargo were
four thousand one hundred and fOrty-six dry
barrels, and two thousand eight hundred and
nifty sacks of grain. She returned at dark
with elghty-si1. bales of cotton for st. Louis
The Pauline Carroll, from New Orleans, four
and half days out; put OF ten tons of freight
here, and had four hundred and nifty tons for
one hOgshead of sugar.
The Julia, from Vicksburg, came in with
thiTty-six bales of cotton and seventy-seven
sacks of eottonseed, and departed for st, Louis
light.
The Silver Moon departed with three hun
dred bales Of cotton for the Ohio. Mr.. Hig-
gins, her clerk, stopped on and leaves per rail-
this morning for Cincinnati.
The G. w. Cheek, for Friars Point, and R. P.
Walt, for White river, departed with good
trips OF freight and people.
The commonwealth is coming up from New
Orleans with two thousand five hundred bars
of railroad iron for Evansville,
The Richmond, from st. Louis arrived dnr-
ing the afternoon, added a lot Of miseelIane-
Gus freight here, and departed for New Orleans
at dark, with eighteen hundred tons freight
loaded to the waters edge. She added twenty
hye hundred sacks of grain at the bends
above.
The Mary Houston, from New Orleans came
IN at dark, discharged several lots OF freight
here, and LEFT for the Ohio with fair trip and
eahin-full of passengers,
The City Of Helena, Captain Mckee, leaves
for 81. Louis at i've O'Clock this evening.
Powers is clerk.
The Robert Mitchell, Captain Bravo, leaves
this evening at five o'clock, for New Orleans
and all way landings. Captain Stein is her
popular secretary.
COAL, COAL, COAL.-Fifty cents per box, at
Johnson's Landing, above Island 50,