Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-29
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

tinues TO decline. At his point the river
fell six inches. The weather was clear
and pleasant. Dispatches from the Mis-
souri, river report that stream swelling
rapidly all the way down from Kansas
City. The upper Mississippi is rising
slowly from Keokuk down, with four
and q half f5st in the channel. The Illi-
nois is on a stand, with three and a half
feet in the channel.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. The passen-
ger steamer A. ]. White, Captain Mark
Cheek, leaves this evening at five O'Clock
for Napoleon and all way landings. 3. P.
Fields and Charles Sharpe are her clerks,
.........The fine passenger steamer Thomas
h, Allen, Captain Eugene Smith, leaves
this evening at i've O'Clock for Pine Bluff,
Little Rock and all way points on the Ar
kansas river. Mr.. PAT Morrison snd Billy
Willis are olerks........Th regular Ohio
river and freight passenger packet Rob-
ert Burns, Captain NJ. L. Verdin, leaves
this evening az I've O'Clock for Cincinnati
and all way landings. Mr.. Andy Williams
has charge of the Ofhce.......T The Colors-
do, Captain Luker, leaves this evening al
five O'Clock for V~Icksburg and all the
usual way landings. II. Dsaderiok is
clerk.
ARRIvALs-Undine, OsceOls; Robert
Burns, Cincinnati; City of Chester, ST.
Louis; Mary e. Poe, St. Louis; Bismarck,
[Ag AR4 ~ Ii AM0H ALGAA
City of Alton, New Orleans.
DEPARTUREs-Undiae, Osoeols; City of
Chester, st. Louis; Bismarck, st. Louis;
City Of Alton, 81. Louis; Kate Kinney,
Louisville; Mary E Poe, Red river; Phi
Allin, Frisrs Point; Jas. Rankin, Evans
vile.
In PoRT-Robart Burns.
AT THE LEVER business slightly i'm
proved. The Belfast, from Cincinnati,
passed down early yesterday morning
without lsndtBg.""....Tbe Robert Burns
arrived from the Ohio with a good trip
of produce..-....Ths James Rankin de-
parted for Evansville Ight........T The Bis.
marck, from New Orleans, passed up yes
terdsy morning with six hundred tons of
freight for Sc. Louis.........T The City of
Chester, from st. Louis, brought in a fair
trip Of grain and prOduoe.-....The Kate
kinney came up az noon from New Or
leans, discharged sixty tons of freight
here, and left for L~0uisvills with one hum
dred and fifty tons on The
City Of Chester departed with eighty-fve
bales OF cotton and a fair trip OF way
freight.........Th The towbost Bsbbsge arrived
from above at noon with ten barges of
coal for Brown & Jones, of this oity.......,
Mary e. Poe, from st. Louis, passed down
at dark, well loaded ........,T The City Of AL
ton, from New Orleans, passed up yester-
day afternoon, after putting of several
packages here.""....The Phil AIlin got off
for Friars Point with a fair trip Of freight
and people.
ny Telegraph.
VIoEsBURG, March 2S.-Down: Alice
Dean, IL last night. Boats down to-day;
Shannon, 9 am; Mollie Moore. 10 am:
Continental, IL am; Henry Ames, ppm.
Up: Julia, II last night. Boats up to-day:
John Kyle, l pm; Richmond, 6 pm,
weather mild. River rising,
P-IrTsBUR9, March 2S.-Waather mild,
The Monongahela river has feet 5 inches
In the channel, and is rising slowly;
5 feet and stationary ct Brownsville, No
arrivnls except slack boats.
CINCINNATI, March 23.-The river has
feet 4 inches water In the channel, end il
Arrived: John q. Groesbeck,
from New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March 28.-Arrived;
Dean, from 81. Louis; John
Howard, from Arkansas river. Departed:
susie Silver, for st. Louis; Belle Lse, for
Cairo; Mary 3. Forsyth, for st. Louis.
Weather WARM and clear.
EVANSVILLE, March rs Weather clear
warm. Mercury ranged from $50 to
III river has fallen II inches. Port
ist-Down: Nick LOngWorth, 8 I'm, Pink
Varble, 6 3 m; Potomac, 8 pm. Business
shipments large.
NASHVILLE, March % The river COM
IihAuB aSh1u Ab6b DlRlks anu bn6Fo |
re now 81 feet water OF HaTpsth Shoals,
Weather fair and moderate.
CAIRO, March 2S-Arrivad James
Howard, from Sc LOuis, l pm; st. 10.
eph, from Memphis, l pm; City of Csiro,
rom st. Louis, 5 pm; Grand Tower, from
IS. Louis, 8 pm. Departed: st. Joseph,
or st; Louis, 2 p M. The Atlantic is of
bar at Powers Island, and will be here
n the morning. The river has fallen 4
inches. Weather clear and pleasant. Their
nometer, 66e,
LITTLE Rock, March 28-Weather clear
pleasant River stationary. Arrived:
dary Boyd, from Memphis; Armsdillo, /,
rom Cincinnati. Departed: Dardsnelle,
Or above.
LOUISVILLE, March 28.-Ths river is
slltng, with 5 feet G inches in the canal, :,
9feet 6 inches in the chute. Southern
are in excess Of tonnage, Weather
cloudy and mild Arrived: EN-
c. Elliott, from Memphis; John 81,
troesbeck, from New Orleans; Sam. J.
lsle, from Cincinnati. Departed: John
l. Groesbeck and EmmQ @, Elliott, for
lncinnsti; Mary Houston, for New Or
Sans; Batesvilie, for White river; Sam. 4,
Hale, for Memphis, The tug W. J.. {
lay left tor Cincinnati with the Wrecking =
Dat Spray. 2
ST. LOUIS, March 2S.-Arrived: Tom ]
from New Orlesns; Belle Mem.
bis, from Memphis; Belle 81. Louis,
ON VfoksburR, Departed: City OIL
teksburg, for Vlcksburg; Pauline Gar
III, for New Orleans. River rising slow l
2. Weather clear n warm. q