Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-02
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


lent and regular passenger steamer A. j..
White, Captain Mark K. Cheek, leaves
for Napoleon and all Intern ediste lard
ings this evening at five O'Clock. B. p.
| Field and charley Sharp are clerks. ..... -.
The fleet passenger steamer Legal Tendsr,
Captain VIM. Ashford, leaves this evening
at five O'Clock for Devalls Bluff, Jackson
| port and all points on White river. e. @.
| Poatal, Dan. Sullivan and Ed. CroweIl
1 are clerks.........The fine steamer l3t.
| Francis, Captain 7. r. Bowman, leaves
this evening at five O'Clock for Mariana,
| Wittsburg and all way landings. Sam.
Paine and Billy Dean, clerks,.......T The
regular United States mail packet Merry
Boyd, Captain Reub i. Hsines, leaves
this evening at five O'Clock for Pine Bluff,
| Little Rock and sll points on the Arkfn-
sas, Colonel z. w. Outlaw Is chief sscre-
tary ......... The st. Joseph, Captain Corbltt,
leaves this day at twelve O'Clock for Cairo
and the coast landings. Mr.. Hewitt is
purser 1.-THE Belle st. Louis, with
Captain Blake commanding, leaves at five
O'Clock this day for. Vicksburg and the
usual landings. Passengers viii find the
Belle st. Louis hrst-clsss In every re-
spect, ALI. Grissom Is her secretary, as
sisted by Mr.. Thomas steamer
Sam. J. Hale, Csptsin Hsmbleton, will
leave for Cincinnati this evening at FIVE
O'Clock, taking freight and passengers
through to all points on the Ohio. Mr.. E.
O. Miller is clerk.
ARRIVALS. = City of vieksburg, st.
Louis; James Howard, st. louis; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis; Nick Longworth,
Louisville; Belle Lee, New OFleRns; Dax-
ter, New Orleans; Mary E. Forsyth, Lou
isville; 81, NJ. Shreve, Red liver; A. J.
White, Napoleon; g. w. Cheek, FHaTs
Point; City of Helena, Vicks5urg; Legal
Tender, WEite river; Pink Vsrble, Louis.
Vile.
DEPARTURES. 49, City of Vieksburg,
Vicksburg; James Howard, New O.leslls;
Nick Longworth, New Orlesns; Belle
Lss, st. Louis; Dexter, st. Louis; Mary E
Forsyth, st. Louis; H NJ Shreve, st.
Louis; Phil Allin, Frisrs Point; G W
Cheek, Frisrs Point; Belle Msmphis, st.
Louis; City of Helena, st. Louis; Undiile,
Osceola; Pink Vsrble, Arkansas river.
In PORT Legal Tender, Sam Hale, A
White, Msry Boyd and st. Francis.
AT THE LEvEE-The river fell four
inches In the last tWenty-four hours, snd
stands nine feet four inches above low
water mark, Business on the levea yes
terdsy was lively, with fifteen arfivIls
and thirteen departures. The Weather il
clear and pleasant. The A. J. White and
George W. Check were oveIrun yesterday
with applications for the book .keepe.'s
place. Ig seems that nobody Ia the quill.
driving business knew that yesterda Az
these packets is The bsst in tho world, aad
the oFners OF the boats do not contein-
plate . change. The Legal Teddar
from White river brought in two hum
dred bales cotton, and rsshippsd sixty
five bales at th9 mouth for New Orleans.
........T The Pink Vsrble arrived from the
OHIO at dark and discharged several lots
of miscellaneous freights and departed for
the Arkansas river well lsden...-...
The Sam. j. Hale, from Cincinnati, came
in yesterday morning with good trip of
produce and Eundries.... G. ",
Cheek, from FTiars Point, brought in
twenty-one bsles of cotton and a fair
passenger list.........The a. J. White, from
Napoleon, arrived with ffty-cne bales Of
cotton, four hundred aud nine sacks of
seed snd sundries to Ordsr.........T The Dex-
ter and d. M, Shreve passed ap early YES
terdsy morning from beloW. Ths Jss
Howard, from st. Louis, came in early
yesterday, added two hundred psles OF
cotton, one hundred and twelve barrels
OF tsllow, and left for New Orleans loaded
70 the guards.........Ihe City of VicksbuTg
from sbov6, added ten tons of way freight
and left for Vicksburg with full trip.
.........Vhe Belle Memphis arrived during
the morning with fair trip Of grain and
produce. Phil. Allin and G., w,
Cheek departed for FrisSQ Point with
fair trips OF freight and pssssngers. rs.........
The Oity of Helens, from Vicksburg,
came in at noon, put of twenty-nine bal Is
OF cotton one hundred and fifgy-sqro
sacks OF seed, and left for above, Iight,..,.
The NJ. j. Wicks passed down Sunday
night without landing ng.....s...The Bslie
Lees from New Orleans, passed up, afssr
putting out oue hundred and fifty tons Of
freight here.........The N. LongWorth az
rived from Louisville with q barge in
tow, discharged several lots OF furniture
I'D L.,
Mary Boyd, from Little Rock, came In |
with one hundred and ssventy-nine bal ss
OF cotton two Thousand six hnnared and
sixty seven sacks of sssd, and q lot of
sundTtes to order. Mary E. For
sythe, from New Orleans, four and hsif
dsys out, discharged fifteen tons Of
freight here, and left for above flying
light.
BY TeIeEraph.
NASHVILLE, April 1.-THE river rose
considerably yesterday, but is sgain fa1-
Ing, with 81 feet wster on HarpsLh
Shoals. Weather fair and cool.
NEW ORLEAEs, April 1.--Arrived: City
of Quincy, Glencoe; Belfast, Mollie Moore,
John f. Colle and Henry Ames, from 81.
Louis; Indiana, from Cairo. Departed
Continental, for st. Louis. Weather
warm and cloudy.
LITTLE RoCE, April 1.-The river is c.e-
clining, with feet cut. Departed: Fort
Gibson, for above. Weather clear aad
pleasant
VIOKsBURe. April 1.-Down; Paryord.
Z pm. Up: Louisville, a m; Thompson
Dean, 9 s.m. Weather mild. River rising.
CAIRO, April 1.--Arrived: Tom Jaspsr,
from S.. Louis. pm. Departed: Belle
81. Louis, for Vicksburg, pm. The river
has risen inches. Weather clear. Their
mometer 4So.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.--Arriyed: Emile
LSBsrge, from New Orleans. DEPARTED;
City of Chester, for Memphis. Tbs river
is booming, having risen over three fset
in the past twenty-four hours. All the
upper streams are rising. Weather clear
and cool. The Rock Island and Daven-
port, upper Mississippi side-wheel stesm-
ers, have been engaged for the Cincinnati
Express lines The Rock Island will leave
here Friday on her first trip.
PrrT5BURG, April There Wes q slight
snow fall last niget. The Monongahels
river has feet 6 inches water in the oh an
mel, and is rising. Both rivers are rising
above. The Allegheny has fest inches
in the channel at Oil City. No arrivals or
departures. Lsrgs shipments of coal are
expected tomorrow.
EVANSVILLE, April THE weather Is
clear and cool. Mercury ranged from SO
TO 46o. The river has fallen inches. Port
list-Bosts down: Mary Houston, D m;
Emma O, Elliott, pm. Business active.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-The river is sta
tionsry, with 5 feet inches Ia the canal,
and feet 2 inches In thsohute. Weather
clear and cool. Business dull, Arrived:
John Kilgour, from CiDcinnsti; Silver
Moon, from Memphis. Departed: John
Kilgour, for New Orleans; Silver Moon,
for Cincinnati,
CINoINNATI, April 1.-The river has 9
fest inches water in the channel, and
falling. No arrivals or departures.