Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-14

Mary Houston, from Louisville; John
Howard, from Arkansas river. Depart
ed: Carrie V. KOuntZ, for St. Louis.
Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, May 13.-Arrived: Grand
Tower, from Memphis, 8 am; Capitol
City, from st. Louis, IL am; NJ. J.
Wicks, from New Orleans, l pm; Min
nicola, from Cincinnati, l pm; John f.
TOlle, from New Orleans, 3 pm: Belle
Lee. from New Orleans, 6 pm: Night
ingale, from Cincinnati, I pm. De
parted: Cora Belle, for New Orleans. s
am; John Kyle, for New Orleans, 6
am; Grand Tower, for st. Louis, 10
am; NJ. J. Wieks, for st. Louis, l pm;
MinneOla, for Memphis, ] pm; Mary
Alice, for New Orleans. ) pm; John +.
TOIle, for st. Louis, 5 pm; II. Clay
Wilson, for New Orleans, ) pm; Muir
rilIo, for New Orleans, 6 pm; Nightin-
gale, for Arkansas river, Z pm; Belle
Lee, for st. Louis, S pm. The river has
fallen 10 inches. Weather cloudy. Mer-
curry, 30.
The James Howard got off at noon
with a two thousand three hundred ton
trip. She added here seven hundred
tons of Oil-cake, sixty-six bales Of cot
ton and five hundred and twelve pack
ages of rod iron.
The Susie Silver left for New Orleans
after daylight, adding II thousand
five hundred and twenty-five sacks of
Oil-cake and SO sacks Of seed.
The Mary E. FOrsythe, from above,
passed down at noon with one thousand
tons Of freight.
The tOwbOat Hero passed up, from be-
low, with a tow of empty barges. She
sunk her fuel boat on her down trip, be-
low Helena. She laid here several
hours repairing her cOmrade.
The City Of Helena, from st. Louis,
discharged n hundred and fifty tons
of freight here, added several lots OF
way freight and departed for below with
a fair trip.
The Belle Memphis from St. Louis
brought in a fair trip, consisting of the
following articles: One thousand two
hundred and eighty-five barrels of flour,
three hundred and ninety-siX barrels of
meal, three hundred and ten sacks of
bran, two hundred and thiFty-twO sacks
Of oats, eleven hundred and thirty-six
sacks of corn, n hundred and thirty
eight bales of hay, and a lot Of sundries.
She returned at dusk with a fair way
trip.
The A. J. White from ChicOt City az
rived yesterday morning with ninety
one bales of cotton, one hundred and
sixty-seven sacks of seed, sundries to or
der, and "a fair passenger list.
The Mary Miller, from the Arkansas,
came in with thirty-seven bales of cot
ton, and departed with fifty bales for
the Ohio.
The Mary f. Poe, from Red river,
passed up, bound for ST. Louis, early
yesterday morning, light.
The tOwbOats Sampson Homer, Jas.
II. Bigley, and John r. Wood, passed
down during the day with lows of coal
for points South.
The Legal Tender, from White river,
arrived with hundred and seventy
three bales of cotton, four hundred and
fifty-siX sacks Of seed, and two hundred
sacks of corn, and Teshipped twenty-five
bales of cotton at the mouth for New
Orleans. She lays up for the present for
repairs. The steamer A. J. White will
take freight for all points On White
river, connecting Mt the mouth with the
Batesville every Tuesday.
The Tom Jasper, from New Orleans,
less than five days out, put off twenty
five tons of freight here, cleaned out her
boilers, and left with five hundeed and
fifty tons for above, including two thou
sand bars of railroad iron.
The Thomas II. Allen, for Little
Rock, and the Phil AIlin, for Friars
Point, both departed with fair trips Of
freight and people.
The st. Marys, Thompson Dean,
Alice Brown and Belle st. Louis are eX-
pected from below to-day.
The regular s~emi-weekly coast packet
A. J. White, in command of Captain
John Washington, departs this evening
at five O'Clock, for Napoleon, ChicOt
City, and all way landings. She con-
meets at the mouth Of White river with
the steamer Batesville, for all points in
White river. 3. p. Fields and Charley
Sharp are her popular clerks.
The feet passenger steamer ST. Fran
els, Captain T. r. Bowman, leaves this
evening at five o'clock, for Helena,
Mariana, Wittsburg, and all the usual
way landings. Sam. Paine and Billy
Dean are clerks.
The MinHeola, Captain w. B. Miller,
leaves at five p M, for Louisville and
Cincinnati. She has superior accom-
mOdations and fare. Mr.. J.. s. Jones
holds forth in the office.