Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-30

snd Walker, OUTLAW, Griain and Charles
Smither are clerks.........The hue passen.
ger steamer Thomas H. ALEU-, Captain
Eugene Smith, leaves this evening at i've
O'Clock for Pine Bluff, LitLle Rock and
! al way points on the Arkansas river.
Mr.. Pat. Morrison and Billy Willis ara
cierks.........The Grand Tower, Captain
| Lennoxs leaves this evening ae five
O'Clock for Cairo and st. Louis. Mr..
White Is elerk.....,... The City Of Vicks-
burg. Captain II. J. Carter, leaves to-day
at i've O'Clock for VickBburg and all Wsy
landings Garret Huls is elark.........T The
Richmond, Captain ". 8. Green, leaves
sc six O'Clock this evening for st. Louis.
Captain McCord Is clerk ........ The Jamss
Howard, Captain Pegram, leaves this
evening at six o'clock for New Orleans,
Charles Ohassisny is purger.
ARRIVALS : Capitol City, Vicksburg;
Fontanelle, ST. Louis; Colorado, st. Louis;
A, j. White, Napoleon; G.. ". Cheek,
Friars Point; 7. Il, Allin, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES -Cspitof City, st. Louis;
Fontanelle, st. I.ouis; A. ]. White, Napo-
leon; Colorado, Vlcksburg; Robert Burns,
Cincinnati.
In PoRT-T. II. AlIin, g. w. Cheek,
ArTHE ELEvEE-Buslness was moderate.
.--..-.-. The Capitol City, from Vicksburg,
nassed up esrly yesterday morning after
Justing out seventY-four bales Of cotton
and two hundred and eighty-four sacks Of
ICED here...-.....T The A J. White, from Ma
poison came in with sixty bales Of cotton
and three hundred and ninety-hve sacks
Of seed and Hundries to order..-......The
Fontanelle, from st. Louis, arrived with q
good cargo, one item Of which was twenty
four hundred dry barrels.........T The tow
boat Garres and barges passed up yes
terdsy morning .........The Colorado, en-
route to Vicksburg, came down at noon
yesterday, and added forty tons Of waY
eigh6.........T The Thomas II. Allen arrived
from the Arkansas river with six hun
dred and ssvenfy-eight bales OF cotton;
one hundred and fifty sacks Of seed and
one hundred and forty-two bales of cotton
tor reshipment. She returns this even-
ing for all points on the Arkansas. The
towbost BRobage left for above st noon.
......1he g. W. Cheek, from Friar's Point,
brought IN thirty-tWo bales OF cotton, two
hundred and sixty-tour sacks OF seed and
good trip Of psople.........The Fontenelle
departed with sixty bales of cotton for St,
Louis.........The Glencoe passed down
Thursday night without landing. The A.
J, White departed with a fair trip of
freight and people........ The Robert Burns
left with nine hundred bales Of cotton for
the Ohio. .........Cosl Ia sold hers to steam
bosfmen at sos per box.
OTHER MATTERS A dispatch from
Cincln1stt to-day sayF: Special Agent
Martin, who was directed by the Secreta-
~ OF the Treasurys under the steamboat
law, to investigate the burning Of six
boats At this place, reported that he found
no negligence on tbs part Of officers Of
vessels or local inspectors, and no def
cheney Of required apparatus for extin-
gushing fires. Mr. Martin Is to visit
PlttsbuTg, Wheeling, Evansville, Louis
vile, Nashville and Memphis, to make
full Investigations into the general man
agsmens. he will report from Louisville
on the disaster to the steamer Falls City.
ny TeIeEraDA.
PuTaBURa, March 29.-The weather is
showery. The MOnongahela river has
fest 10 inches water in the channel, and Is
rising slowly. The Allegheny has 2 feet
water and is rising at OIL City, where 1t
iE raining.
CAIRO, March 29.-Arrived: Nightin-
gale from Cincinnati, at pm; M. J, |
Wicks from S.. Louis, at pm; Bismarck |
from New Orleans, at pm. Departed; |
City of Cairo for New Orleans, at pm;
for Arkansas river, at pm
cloudy. Mercury, $50.
CINCINNATI, March 29.-The river has
teet inches water In the channel, and is |
stationary, Emms O. Elliott from Mem
phis.
LOUISVILLE, March 20 The river Is
laIunRs Win foes inches In the canal, |
and feet inches in the chute. Southern 1
Ireights abundant and firm. Weather
clear and pleasant. Mercury ranged from
30 to 75o.
NASHVILLE, March 29.-The river is
ailing rapidly. There Is now 81 feet
water on Hsrpsth Shoals, Weather fair
md pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-Arrived: 81, O.
Z seger from New Orleans; st. Joseph
rom Memphis; Belle st. Louis from
Vicksburg. Departed: Commonwealth
or New Orleans; Belle Memphis for
Memphis; Merrill for OuRchita river.
The river hss risen feet. Weather clear
md pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Arri7ed:
3Obsrt Mitchell from Cincinnati, De-
parted: Louisville for Cincinnati. Weather
Hear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, March 29-Weather clear
III noon; since cloudy and very warm.
Mercury reached $40. The river has fallen
inches. Port list-Up: Emma Floyd
md barges, at am; Glasgow and b. 8.
Turner at II am; Charles Bodman at 6
J. m; Arkansas Belle at II pm. Down:
at pm; Sam J. Hale at 2
m. Business active.