Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16

river with four hundred and fifty bale
cotton. She reshipped eighty-three bale
at the mouth for New Orleans.
The Henry, Ames from New Orleans, on
week out, with barge In tow, passed up
after dischargiDg fifty tons freight here
She had three hundred and fifty tons 70
above, including five hundred hogshesd
sugar aud two hundred barrels molassea
The A J. White came In from Napoleon
with two hundred and hfty-four bals
cotton, thirteen hundred sscks seed and
good passenger list. She was delayed las
night, bat will leave this evening posi-
lively.
A private telegram from VicksburI
states that the Richmond passed tina
point with five hundred cabin passengers
The st. Francis goes through to Msdi
con this trip.
The Mollie Ebert added at Evansville
for New Oriesns twenty five hundred bar
| rels -four and four thousand sacks corn.
The New Orleans Piesyune of the 1871
/ says: From the arriving steamers VI
| learn thst the Carrie Converse Is lying or
| the tow-hesd, opposite Bayou Sara. Hel
| main deck Is under water, and there /:
! every probability of her being saved. The
wrecking boat arrived there yesterday and
| viii at once go 10 work TO save her. The
| Converse had on board shout fifteen hun
/ dred bales of cotton, all Of which will bt
saved. The Carrie Converse was built in
| Pittsburg, and owned by Captain Rea
Henry c. Dohrmsn and Others, and was
In her second season, and had proved g
| profitable investment. She is partially
| insured IN Pittsburg Offices"
The Vicksbarg Times of the 18th instant
ssys: " The Alice Dean having run on the
bar at Stacks Island, on arrival st that
point entered protest, and proceeded on
her downward trip"
The St. Louis Times of the 14sh instant
ssys: % The river continues steadily to de-
cline, with five feet in the channel hence
to Cairo, an insufficient amount Of wsteE
to admit OF the drst-clsss boats doing g
paying business On, and all the fine boats
belonging to the Memphis Packet COM
psny sre laid up. Rates of freight remain
unchanged, the regular packets charging
81 for -four and so cents for pound freights,
and ths barge lines 70 cents for -four and
40 cents for pound freights."
The st. Louis Republican of the 14.h
says: "The City of Alton comes up to the
wnsrfbost Tuesday, and leaves Wednes-
day evening for New Orleans in the BS-
ker-CarrOu Lined Mr.. Tom Whitledge
arrived in the city yesterday from Dsvalls
Bluff to take charge of the Sioux City. Mr..
Whitledge is the bearer of pressing invi-
tstion from the citizens of DsvaIls Bluff
for visit of the Grand Duke to their
CITY, The s. 5. Merrill win be at the
wharf this morning from Cairo, with the
St. Louis freight Of the James Howard" 3"
Boats Leaving To-Day.
Fer New OrIesns-The steamer Glencoe,
Captain T. S. Calhoun, leaves to-day at
noon for Vicksburg, Nstehez and New Or
leans.
For New Orleans-Ths steamer Emile
LsBsrgs, Captain Gonzales, leaves this
morning at ten o'clock for Vicksburg,
Nstchez and New Orleans.
For Nspolson-The regular United
States mail passenger steamer A. J.
White, Captain Marx Cheek, leaves this
evening at at five O'Clock for Napoleon
snd su way landings. Fdr. B. P. Fields
snd Charles Sharpe are clerks
For Arkansas River-The United States
mail packet Dardanelle, Captain Ed. Now
land, IesveNkhis afternoon 81 five O'Clock
for Pine Bluff, Little Rock and all points
on the Arkansas river. Mr.. John W. Will
liams is chi5f clerk.
For Frisrs Point-The regular tri-
weekly passenger packet G.. ". Cheek,
Csptstu George Malone, leaves this sven
ing al i've O'Clock for Friars Point and all
way landings. +. 8. GOnterman and L.
q. Briggs sg5 clerks.
For White Rivsr-The feet passenger
steamer Legal Tender, Captain John
" Ss5ingtOn5 leaves this afternoon st five
O'Clock positively for DsValls Bluff, Jack
sonpOrt and all points on White river.
hessrs. E @. Postal, Dan Sullivan and Ed
CroWsu sre clerks,
For CincinnRti-Ths Nick LongWorth
Captain Lew Kstss, leaves this morning
at Ten o'clock for Cairo, Louisville, Gin
eiunssi and sll way points on the Ohio.
Eugene Bowers is chief clerk.
For So. Francis Riv6T-The St. Francis,
Captain T. R, Bowman, leaves this after
mon 81 i've o'clock for s4arians and all
points on s.. Francis river. Sam @. Paine
and Billy Dean are her clerks.
For Cincinnabi-The regular Ohio river
packet Silver Moon, Captain Madison,
lesves this evening at i've O'Clock for
Louisville, Cincinnati and all way land
ings. Mr.. George Higgins ohcistes as
chief clerk.
For st Louls-The City Of Chester,
Captain Zsigier, leaves this evening az
i've O'Clock for Cairo, ST. Louis and all
way landings.
For St. LOuis-The st. Joseph, Captain
CJrbsEb, Leaves this evening ct i've O'Clock
for Sc. Louis. Hr Hewitt is her clerk.
For So LOuis-The Alice, Captain Cart
wright, leaves this afternoon at i've
O'Clock for st. Louis and way landings.
For New Orleans-Ths new passenger
steamer Robert MItchsll, Captain Nc
n ade, lesves to-day at noon for Vicks-
burgh, New Orleans and all way land
ings. Shs has excellent accommodations
and fare. Captain Stein has charge o. the
cffice.