Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-31
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

RIVER AND WEATHER.-The river here
fell i've inches. The weather was cloudy,
and It commenced raining ct dark. At
most points along the river there was
rain.
ARRIvALs.-Grand Tower, st. Louis;
Minnie, Arkansas river; Emile LaBargs,
New Orleans; r. P. Walt, White river
gonn Kyle, New Orleans; Katie Kountz,
Red rivsr; Nightingale, Cincinnati; julia,
' leksburg,
DEPARTURES Grand Tower, st. Louis;
Katie Kountz, st. Louis; John Kyle, st.
Louis; Minnie, st. Louis; Emile La
Barge, ST. Louis; R. P Walt, White river;
Nightingale, Arkansas river; T. II Allen,
Arkansas river; G.. W. Cheek, Friars
Point; Julia, St. Louis.
BOATs LEAVING To-DAY.-The City of
FIcksburg, Captain II. j. Carter, leaves
to-day ct twelve o'clock for Vicksburg
and all way landings. Garret Huls is
clerk.
Ar THE LEvKE-The Katie Kountz.
from Red river, passed up, loaded
with ballsss.........".The NiRhtingale,
from Cincinnati, arrived during the
afternoon, dischsrging lot sundriss and
left Tor the Arkansas well laden. The
e. p. Walt, g. ". Cheek and T, n, Allen
got of for points below with fair trips Of
freight and passengers. s.........The John
Kyls, from New Orleans, four days out,
put c q ten tors freight here and departed
for shove flying Light ......... The r. P.
Walt, from White river, with four hum
dr93 sad ninsty-fve bales cotton and
lot sundries TO order. ........The Min
Ela, from Little Rock brought
in twenty-six bales Of cotton, six hundred
snd ninssy-niue sacks seed, and departed
for above, HSht..".....The Grand Tower
departed with sixty bales of cotton for st.
Louis.........The julia, from Vicksburg,
came in st dark, discharged lot of cotton
and seed, and lsft for St. Louis, ,light.........
The LaBzrge passed up after putting OF
one hundred tons of freight here......... The
Grand Tower, from St. Louis, came in
with good trip Of grain and produee......
The anagboat ThaYer arrived from below
yesterday morning.
Bz Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, March S0.-The river Ia
falling. There Is now feet water on
Harpsth Shoals. Weather mild and
cloudy.
LounsvTLLE, March sO-The river IL
stationary, with 8 fast inches In the
canal, snd feet inches in the cbute.
Southern freights abundant and rates
good. Weather warn and rainy; slight
rain this evening, Arrived: Charles Bod
man from New Orleans; 81. s. Turner
from New Orlesns; Glasgow from white
river; Lawrence from Cincinnati. De-
parted: Charles BOdmsn for Cincinnati.
The Batesvilie is aground on the bar above
HRwesville.
VIoKsBURG, March 3O.-Down: Belfast.
at 10 Last nigh. Boats passed down to-day:
Mary E. Poe st pm; Glencoe at pm,
Boats passed up: 81. 81. Shreve at last
night; Mary e. Forsyth at 10 last night.
Boats passed up to-day: Belle Lee at 3
am; Dexter &C 8 am; Ssminole al IL
M; Psrgoud ct 2p.m. Weather mild.
River rising,
rstt from st Louis at l p m; City of Vicks-
burg from Sc. Louis, at pm; James z.
Rankin from Memphis, at 2 pm; Capital
City from Vieksburg, at 4 pm; Nick
Longworth from Cincin3st. I. st pm;
Belle Memphis from 81 . g, 9pm.
Departed: Garrett for Pit2 2pm;
Capitol City for ST. Louis, q, I. J..
Wicks for New Orleans, asS Iong-
worth for New Orlssns, st The
City of Alton passed up at 2 am. Without
landing. The river has fallen ] inch,
Weather clondy, with light rain this Rf-
tefnoon. Thermometer $40.
CINCINNATI, March 30.--The river has
9 feet water in the channel, and is station
ary. Departed: Emms @. Elliott for
Memphis; Minneola for Memphis. A
sprinkling of rain.
LITTLz RsCK, Maroh 30.-WsatheK IL
rainy. The river is declining, with feet
of water out. Departed; Utah for St.
Louis.
NEW ORLEANS, March 30.-Arriyed:
Alice Dean from Cincinnati; Shannon
from Eysnsville. Departed; Robert
Mitchell for Cincinnati; Thompson Dean
for st. Louis; John Howard for Arkansas
river. Weather cloudy and cool.
PITTsBURG, March 30.-The Weather Is
cloudy.s The Monongahela river has
feet 6 inches water in the channels. and is
rising slowly. The Allegheny hss feet
water and Is rising at Oil City.