Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-23
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

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was ehsngeeble. Early in morning q
snow began falling, snd fell to the depth
or four inches; however, 1t had about all
disappeared at dark last night. The river
here rose two inches since LAST report.
Az Oincipnsti there was snow, and st
other points above threatening.
BOATS LEAVING To-DAY.-The g. W
Cheek, Captain George Malone, leaves at
I've O'Clock this evening for Friars Point
and All way landings".....Tne United
states mail packet Derd6nsiis, Csptsin
Ed, Holand. leaves this evening at five
O'Clock for Pine Bluff, Little Rock and al
points on the Arkansas river. Mr. J. W,
Wnllems - chief oierk.--..The elegant
| passenger steamer Il. p. Wait leaVes tnis
afternoon at five o'clock for Jscksonport,
taxing IN all the way landings between
this and that port. The sumptuous pss-
se8ger accommodations of the Walt, the
obliging disposition Of her officers, and
her Tell-known speed, makes this the
golden opportunity OF travellers and shtp-
pers. Captain John Edison commands,
and Walker, OUTLAW, Griffin and Charles
Smither are elerks..".-.The Inc and fleet
PASSENGER steamer Emma O. Elliott, with
J. D.. Elliott commanding, backs out for
Cincinnati and all points On the Ohio
river at i've O'Clock this evening. AL
Oro4sn Is her chlsf puEser~"--.The new
and n passenger steamer Thomson
Dssn, in command Of Captain Pepper,
leaves this evening at five O'Clock for
Vicksburg, New Orleans and sll Wsy
landings, Mr.. N. B Fowler holds fourth
Ia the oface..r.--..The Grand Tower, Cap
tain LennOx, caves this evening ct ave
O'Clock for Cairo, 81. Louis and all WsV
landings-"..-.Th b Julia, Captain BOYD,
leaves this evening st FIVE O'Clock for
Vicksburg and all way landings, Mr..
James Thompson, the prince among
steambostrnen- IS her popular secretary.
ARRIvALs-E, o Elliott, Cincinnati
Phil Allen, Frisrs Point; A. J. White,
Napoleon; J. H. Groesbeck, New Or
leans; Pauline Carroll, New Oriesus:
Mary Mcdonald, Ouaohisa river; Louis.
vile, Cincinnati; Colorado, VicksDurg;
Capitol City, St. Louis.
DRPARTUREs.-Pbu Allen, Friars Point;
A. J. White, Napoleon; J.. 81. Groesbeck,
Cincinnati; Pauline Carroll, st. Louis;
Mary Mcdonald, st, Louie; Colorado, St.
Louis: Louisville New Orleans; Capitol
City, Vicksburg.
In PoRr.-Dsrdanslls. E. O. Elliott, R.
P. Walt.
AT THE LEvEE-At the landing yestsr-
day there wss little else bat sloshl slosh!
and in consequence but little was done.
1--WE are glad to learn that Captain
Marsh Miller, Of the A, J. White, who has
been confined to bis by illness, is
recovering .-... The great low pressure
N@@-@ " AGA aAQA4L
here thst she viii leave New Orleans for
st. Louis next Monday, having been re-
leased from her recent confinement by
the United States marshal ......... The J q,
Groesbeck, Pauline Carol! and Mary
Mcdonald passed up early yester-
day morning with fair trips.-.."The
Louisville, from Cincinnati, PISSED
down yesterday morning, loaded to
the waters edge. Shs put OF here
fifteen tons freight.........Ths Colorado
from Vicksburg came in with thirty
seven bales cotton, two hundred and four
sacks OF seed and left for above light........
The Phil Ailin and A, ]. White left for
below with a fair tTip.....The Capitol
City from st. Louis came in at dark, She
discharged n hundred kegs of beer and
added twenty-five tons of way freight.
She LETT for VicksbuTg with n Thousand
tons.--"..The A. J. White from Napoleon
brought in n~inety-One bales of cotton,
six hundred and ssYsnty-two sacks seed
and suDdTies to order......Tha Z. @. Ell
lott from Cincinnati came in with q good
trip OF produce and sundries, and hiss
four thousand six hundred snd fourteen
packages for reshtpment .........T The Phil
AlItn from Frisrs Point arrived with
ninety tiv bales OF cotton and two hun
dred and iorsY-six sacks seed and q good
passenger list.
~ Telegraph.
LITTLE Rock, March 22.-Ground was
white with sleet this morning; cloudy
and cold all day; clear tonight. River
station ary, with scsnt 80 inches in the
channel below.
CINOIENATI, March 22.-The river has
16 feet Tstsr in the channel, and is de-
Ginning. Arrived: Sam. J. Hale, from
Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, March q weather cloudy
and cold, with a snOw three inches deep,
River stationary. Port Iist-Up: r, @.
Gray, 10 p m; Pink Va bic, IL p m. Down:
Silver Moon, IL IN; r bert Mitchell, l
pm Business very active.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-Arrtved:
Great Republic. Bismarck, Mary Alice
and barges, from st. Louis; Kate Kinney,
from Louisville. No departures. Weather
warm and raining.
LoUIsvmLE, March 22-Ths river is
s1ll falling, with 7 fest 10 inches il the
canal. and 8 fees 10 inches in the chute.
5aoW has bsen falling the greater part OF
tbs day; now cold and cloudy, but mode
rating. Arrived; Aics Dean, from Gin
%cinnati: POfomso, from New Orleans.
Departed; Potomac and Alice Desn, for
New Orleans. a bulkhaad Is being built
on the Charmer, preparatory to pumping
her out. Il IL thought she viii be shost
In 8 few dsys.
CAIRO, March 22.-Dsparted: Grand
[S"OAJ IL nA11pG4sI 1 III LAOlupEUu
Dsau, for New Orleans, 5 P m, TIE river
has fallen 2 inches. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer SO,
NASHVILLE, March 22-Tba river is
falli0g steadily, with Z feet on Hsrps b
shoals. There was q fall of four inches OF !
snow this morning, and indications OF rain
tonight.
VI0KsBURG. March 22-Down: John
Kyle, 4 am; Glencoe, 4 pm; Charlie .
Church, 8 p N; RObsrt E Lsa, 5 pm. UpA
Henry O YseRer, 8 am Weather cool
Z cloudy. River rising.
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