Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-08

RIVER AND WEATHRR.-ThA river de-
clined two inches and is still slowly fall
ing. The weather was clear and warm.
There is plenty of water above and below
and boats generally are on time.
BOATS LEAVING To-DAY.-The excel
lent and regular passenger steamer A. J..
White, Captain Mark r. Cheek, leaves
for Napoleon and all intermediate land
ings this evening at five O'Clock. B. p.
Fields and Charley Sharp are clerks,......
The United States mail packet Dardsnells,
| Captain Ed. Nowlsnd, leaves this evening
at i've O'Clock for Pine Bluff, Little Rock
and all points on the Arkansas river. Mr..
John W, Williams Is chief eleFk..~-...The
Capitol City, Captain Crspster, leaves this
/ morning at ten O'Clock for VicksbuTg and
all way landings. Mr.. James B. White
will attend to the wants of passengers.
......... The mammoth tesmer James
Howard. in command Of Captain Pegram,
leaves this evening at five O'Clock for New
Orleans and all the usual landings. Mr..
Charles Chaissan is her purser.
ARRIYALs.-Phil Allin, Friars Point;
G.. W. Cheek, Frisrs Point; D~zrdanelle,
Arkansas river; City of Chester, st, Lou
is; Lady Lee, st. Louis; Kate Kinney,
New Orleans; NJ. J. Wicks, New Orleans;
Glasgow, New Orleans; Anns, Cineinna-
ii; Potomac, Cincinnati.
DEPARTUREs-Phil Alltn, Friars Point
G.. W. Cheek, Frisrs Point; City of Ches-
ter, st. Louis; NJ. J.. Wicks, 81. Louis;
Glasgow, st. Louis; Kate Kinney, Louis
Vile; Armadillo, Arkansas river; Anna,
Red river; Lady Lee, Red river; Poto-
mac, New Orleans; Belle Les, New Or
leans.
In PoRT-DArdanelle and r. P. Walt.
AT THE LEVEH.-Business was very
fair; ten arrivals snd eleven departures
Boats from above are all passing down
loaded to the waters edge, while those
coming up are generally flying light..-.~.
The Phil Allin arrived with two hundred
and twenty bales of cotton and seven
hundred and 1ifty-ive sacks of seed.........
The Dardaneile, from the Arkansas, came
in with three hundred and sixty.tWo
bales of cotton, three hundred sacks of
seed and a lot of sundries ........The City
of Chester arrived from St. Louis with a
fair cargo of grain and prOducs.--...Ths |
towhost j. W. Garrett and barges passed
down yesterday morning""....The Kate
Kinney, from New Orleans, passed up,
after putting of one hundred boxes of
tin here ......... The towboat Mary Alice and
bsrges passed up yesterday at nOon.......
The Anna, from the Ohio, passed down
bound for Red river with all she could
carry......Th G. W. Cheek, from Frisrs
Point, came in with ninety.three bales of
cotton, five hundred sacks of seed
and returned with a fair trip........
The Potomac, from Cincinnati, passed
down for New Orleans with a
full trip.."...The Glasgow, from
New Orleans, i've days out, passed up
with five hundred tons for above..~....
The Belle Lee got of with four thousand
sacks Of oil-oske, nine hundred bales of
seYenty-ive tons of way freight
and a good passenger list The City of
Chester departed, with fifty bales of cot
ton, for st. Louis....-.Th Lady Lee
down, bound for Red River, with
- - J., L. Il A-N
The Phil Allin departed with a good trip
Of freight and passengers.
NJ Telegraph. :
PTTraBURe, March THE weather is
mOderating, but navigation is still sus-
C-TNoINNAT1, March THE river Is fall
nR, with 10 feet 3 inches water In the
EVANSVILLE, March 1.-THE weather was
iloudy and cold this morning; now clear J
and moderating, Mercury ranged !
rom Sic to 42o. The river has fallen 4
inches. Port Hst-Up; Charles B.. Church :
md Alaska, 8 am. Down; Nick Long, 4
worth, 3 p m. Business very sotive; more
r0ight b tonnage.
CAIRO, March T.-ATrired: Pauline
from st. Louis, 3 pm. Departed; +
indiana. for New Orleans, l pm; Pauline :
for New Orleans, 7 pm. River \
las fallen 2 inches. Weather clear. Their =
54e.
NEW ORLRANs, March mo arrivals. :
departed: Alice Dean, for Cincinnati.
thompson Dean, for st. Louis. Weather
Yarm and cloudy. :
LTTTLE RooK, March 7.-Weather clear :
nd yarn. River falling, with 8 feet in
be channel below. Departed: Nightin- {
ale, for Cincinnati.
VICKsBURG, March down. Glencoe, \
Am; City OF Quincy, 4 pms W. 7. Cur
Is, 5 pm. Up; Dexter, u Inst night. .
mp to-day; City OF Alton, 2 ami;
of Vicksburg, 8 pm. Weather mild.
liver rising.
LOUISVILLE, March THE rivsris fall
IL slowly, with 8 feet 4 inches Ia the
snaI, and 8 feet 4 inches in the chute. il
Vaather moderDta. khIs a-fearDoo1 c1onJ~ b.
sniid Rneiness fair, x--Sraa IaSy pl
nom Cincinnati Dspzrtsds