Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-30

NASHVILLE, April 9-The river is falling.
with 80 feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
clear and very warm. Arrived: John Lums-
den, Cairo; Laurence, Evansville. Departed :
o Lumsden, Cairo.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-Arived: CONT
mental and Commonwealth, 81. Louis; Nick
LOngworth, LOuisviue; John A. Wood, Pitts
burg. Departed: Grand Lake, P%ittsburg; Po-
tOmac, Cincinnati. Weather clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS. April 2g-ArFjved. Rec and
Thompson Dean, New Orleans; City Of Hole
ma, N~icksburg; Strader, Peoria; MeTriell, st.
Paul; Grand Tower, Memphis; IrOnsides,
P~ittsDurg. Departed: City of Chester, Mem
phis; StradeT, Peoria; Exchange and Hawk
eye, Plttsburg; Phil sheridan, 50. Paul. Riy-
er falling slowly. Weather clear, hot, and
CAIRO, April 29.-Arrived: City Of Alton.
ST. Louis, . pm; Grand Tower, Membhis, o
pm; Cherokee, New Orleans, 9p.m; Tails
man, Nashville, 10 PM; M j. Wicks, st. Lon
is, ! am; Idlewild, Evansville. Departed:
Grand Tower, st. Louis, Il pm; Cherokee,
Cincinnati, II pm; Idlewtld, Evansville, 5
PM; Marble City, Memphis, 3 pm; William
COwen, st Louis ! PIN; City OF Alton, New
Orleans, ) pm; Mary Davage, st. LOuiS. 10
pm; M. j. Wicks, New Orleans, II pm.
Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, April @,-The river has fallen
10 tnches, with l6 feet 5inohes Of water in the
channel. Weather clear and warm.
LITTLE Rock, April 2-The river is falling
fast, with 80 feet below. Arrived: Mallie
Ragon, Cincinnati: John Howard. New Or
leans, Departed: Mary Boyd, Memphis; Oar
danelle, above.
NICKsBURG, April 29.-Dowu; r. f.. Lee. 5
pm up LallAlt AdET01s . am MARY HONN-
ton, pm. Weather warm and clear. The
river is rising.
EVANSVILLE, April 9.-Weather was clear
this evening hut is now cloudfug m. Toe
mercury reached = ne eVenina ,f5e river
has fallen q inches. Port llsJ-uD: ]. Z. Ram
Kim pm; II. ProbaseO, $3.50 pm; w. II.
Brown and barges, am; Brill, Jam; Arkan-
sans Bell, Z am; Fayette, 2 am; TarocOn, 10
am Florence L0e, l I'm; Evansville, 5 pm
X, w. Sklllinger, Z pm; Robert Burns, . pm;
Mary Ament, D pm; Quickstep, $3.50 pm.
BITTSBlTRG. ADTIl H-WnoTnaV clear The
Monongahela is 4 feet Z inches ahd falling.
Departed; Argosy, for Cincinnati.
miscellaneous.
Captain James Newton sold the steamer
Tidal Wave, at New Orleans last Friday, 20
Joseph ReynQldS, for twenty Thousand dollars,
Mr.. I'D, Hawks has resigned the chief clerk
snip OF the susie Silver, and goes on the Bis
mafck IN the same capacity. Mr.. join =.
Silver.
The James Howard is coming up nom New
orleans with one thousand four hundre anu
vile.
The City Of Quincy left View Orleans last
week with two thousand eight hundred bars
railroad iron for 81. Ouis
The Nile, from 81. Louis, passed down at
noon bound for the Arkansas, with q four
hundred ton cargo, well laden
TIE Shannon. from New Orleans. FIVE DAYS
Out, arrived yesterday morning, laid here sew
erai hours to clean out her boilers, and left at
noon, with one hundred and fifty tons Of
feelght FOR Cincinnati.
The a. ]. White, from Napoleon. came in
with ninety-three bales of cotton, fifty sacks
OF seed, and a fair passenger list. Sh~efreturns
lnls evening LOT Napoleon and ChicOt city.
The John Kilgour, from Cincinnati, passed
down az noon with a thousand ton cargo,
loaded fat.
The Belle Memphis, from St. Louis, arrived
with Q ielr trip OF grain and produce. She re-
turned last evening with a fair trip Of way
freight.
The Mary E, Poe, from st. Louis, passed
down early Yesterday morning bound tor Red
Mcdonald & Co. have started a c~oaI-yard at
Island Is.
The Julia, from ST, Louis, came in yesterday
afternoon with one hundred and sixty-tWO
sacks OF oats, added ten tons Of way freight,
and Departed for below with a fair trip.
The Thomas H.. Allen, for Little Rock, and
Phil Allin, for Friar's Point, both departed
with fair trips of freight and passengers.
The susie Silver, from New Orleans, passed
up at dark bound for Evansville with three
thousand one hundred and s~eventy-one bars
of railroad iron.
The passenger steamer a. ]. White, Captain
John Washington, leaves this evening NJ hye
O'Clock for Napoleon, ChicOt City and all way
landings. +. Fields and Charles sharp are
her clerks.
The fne steamer St. Francis, Captain T. r..
Bowman, leaves this evening at five o'clock
for Mariana, Wittsburg and all way landings.
sam. Paine and Billy Dean, clerks.
The neet passenger steamer Legal Tender
Captain William Ashford, leaves this even
ing at five O'Clock for Devall's Bluff, Jack
sOnpOrt, and all points on White river. f.. c.
Postal, Dan, Sullivan and Ed. Crowell are her
clerks.
The regular Ohio river packet Silver Moon,
O'Clock for Louisville, Cincinnati and all
way landings. Mr.. George Higgins oficiates
as chief clerk.
The Marble City, Captain Townsend, leaves
this evening at hvgo'clock for Cairo and st.
Louis.
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