Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-21
by Telegraph.

Vieksburg, one inch. Weather clear
and hot, with light showers at intervals.
Business on the leyee was light.
by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS, June 0.-ArTived:
Mary Houston and Indiana, from Lou
isyille; Pauline Carroll, from st. Louis.
Departed: H. s. Turner, for Cincinnati;
Bismarck, for st. Louis. Rained this
morning; clear this evening. Their
mOmeter 90o.
CINCINNATI, June %. The river is
declining, with II feet 9 inches water in
the channel. Arrived: Andy Baum,
from Memphis.
P~ITTsBURG, June 2O-Weather clear
and hot. The MOnOngahela river is
falling, with 3 feet 4 inches water in the
channel.
NASHVILLE, June 2O.-The river is
falling, with 2 feet 4 inches water on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather fair and
hot.
CAIRO, June 3.-Arrived: Belle Lee,
from Paducah, midnight; Potomac,
from New Orleans, 2 pm; Belle St.
Louis, from VicksbuTg, 2 pm. Depart
ed: Colorado, for Vieksburg, 8 pm;
Potomac, for Cincinnati, 3 pm; Belle
st. Louis, for st. Louis, 5 pm; Sham
rock, for Memphis, 8 pm. The river
has fallen Z inches. Weather clear.
Mercury $50 tonight.
EVANSVILLE, June 9.-Weather clear
and hot. Mercury 9Oo. The river is
falling slowly. Business dull. Port
list|GeOrge W. Cheek, from Madison to
Memphis, ! am; James Howard, from
New Orleans to New Albany, : am.
The City Of Cairo, for New Orleans,
passed down at 5 pm.
VICKsBURG, June 20.-BOats down:
Emile LaBarge, 5 am. Up: City of
Helena, Z pm; La Belle, 5 JPN; Rich
mOnd, 10 I'm. Raining hard. River
rising.
LOUISVILLE, June 20.-The river Is
falling, with 5 feet IL inches in the
canal, and 3 feet IL inches in the chute.
Weather clear and hot. Business very
dull. Arrived: Charles B. Church, from
Cincinnati; Charles Bodmann, from
New Orleans. Departed: Charles Bod
mann, for Cincinnati; Robert Mitchell,
for New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, June 20.-Arrived: City
of Vicksburg, for Vieksburg; Crescent
City and Henry G. Yaeger, for New Or
leans. The river is falling slowly.
Weather very warm
miscellaneous.
The John Kilgour, from the Ohio,
passed south last Wednesday night after
discharging three hundred and f~ifty-nine
packages here.
The City of Vickburg is the United
States mail packet for Vieksburg to-
morrow.
The Mallie RagOn, from Little Rock
for Louisville, went up yesterday mOrn-
ing with a light trip.
The City of Chester, from st. Louis,
came in with a four hundred ton cargo,
chiefly grain and produce. She returned
at dark with four hundred bars Of rail-
road iron, two hundred barrels new pO-
tatoes and two hundred and fifty beer
kegs.
The City of Quincy, from above, passed
down before daylight, well laden.
The tOwbOat PeytOna and barges passed
down at dark.
The John Kyle, from New Orleans,
four and a half days out, discharged
forty tons Of freight here, and had four
hundred tons for above. She brought q
c~oal-barge from Greenville to this port
in a sinking condition.
The Dardanelle dropped down to the
wharf during the afternoon, and will
probably 60 out in place of the Pat Gle
burne.
The Colorado, from st. Louis, went
south after dark with a full trip.
Captain James Reese, of the steamer
Belle of Texas, w. B. Donaldson and
West. Floyd, were passengers
ON the John Kyle, on their way to st.
The passenger steamer A. +. White,
MAIL NMnn1l- ~ ahnra, Nnarrn1
this evening at five o'clock for NapO-
leon, Chicot City and all way landings.
B. F. Fields and Charles Sharp are her
The United States mail coast packet
Phil Allin, Captain James Lee, leaves
this evening for Friars Point and all the
way landings. Stack Lee and
Billy Gray are chief pursers.
The Julia, in command of Car tain
leaves this evening at five O'clock
for Cairo and st. Louis. Mr.. James
ESQ.,, is her prime minister.
The st. Louis Republican Of the nine
tenth says: "The river at this port
continues to fall. The sig~nal-service re-
ports indicate a decline in all the upper
At the stations at st. Paul,
and KeOkuk on the upper
Mississippi, the river was falling ye9ter-
day. The same report shows q fall in
the Missouri at the stations at Leaven-
worth and Omaha. The much talked
Of "June rise,n it seems, has petered
out. We can hear nothing more about
it. The Ohio is rising. There is eonsid-
cradle movement of freight toward the
South. There is an abundance of ton
mage here to meet every demand. A
oo1lieiOn oooTrroA hofwaan tho ufoomarc
Grand Tower and Lady Lee at the land
ing, foot of Vine street, yesterday morn
ing resulting in considerable damage to
the former, and slightinjury to the latter.
. little trading boat was captured over
at Cahoka Monday night by the police.
On it was found a large lot of stolen
goods, most of which had been taken
from the H. NJ. Shreve. Captain Dave
has again taken command of
the Andy Johnson, relieving Captain
Ansyl Phillips.