Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-09

At st. Louis the river fell two inches; al
Pittsburg two inches; at Cincinnati three
vile stationary.
BY Telegraph.
LOUISVILLE, September s.-Ther river Is fall
ing, with Is inches water ia the chute, and
less than 81 feet 10 Evansville. The weather
is clear and cloudy and hot.
] ~CINCINNATI, September S.-The river Is
falling, with 4.feet inches water in h chan
CAIRo, September s.-Arrived: City Of
NickSburg. from Nicksburg, I am; Colorado,
from ST Louis, am in. Kellogg, from St.
Departed: Mary Miller, for New Orleans, 8
pm; Belle Memphis, for Memphis, l am; City
St. Louis, / pm; Lady Lee, for st. Louis,
pm; Colorado, for Vicksburg, Z pm. River
has fallen sinches, Weather clear and warm.
P~IrTsBURG, September s The Monongahela
river is rising, with 70 inches water Ia the
channel by the metal marks.
ST. Louis, September S.-Arrived: CITY Of
Chester, from Memphis; Dexter, from New
Orleans. The river is falling. Heavy rain
storm this evening.
Miscellaneous.
The transferH c. Mutt viii load the railroad
iron which was lately torn up from the track
Of the Memphis and Little Rock railroad, to-
day and return with it to Arkansas.
st. Louis is still uneasy at the prospect Of
becoming an inland city. The Mississippi
still demonstrates toward Illinois. threaten
ing to cut a channel around Bloody Island.
The river banks, as high up as the mouth Of
ne Missouri, are in a state Of serious oilapi-
datiOn.
The ting n. Nj. Jones did good work yester-
day morning, In supplying the steamers with
water nom the river when the cisterns in the
vicinity of the condagratiOn gave out.
The HI White is the Chicot packet for To-
morrow,
The r. P. Walsh from White river. Celeste
from Asceola and Phil Allin from Friars
Point all came liz during the day with mOder-
ate trips.
The Garry V. KOuntz from 81. Louis passed
south during the afternoon without landing.
The Favorite tri-weekly coast pucket with
Captain stack Lee on the roof slips her cable
AZ hve O'Clock this evening for Friars Point
and ali the usual way landings. Mr.. Billy
Gray and W. Cannon are her secretaries.
The Mary Miller in command OF Captain
Paul leaves at ten O'Clock for New Orleans
direct. Captain r. W. L~ightburne is her agent.
The Bismarck, from New Orleans, six days
out, arrived early yestsrdsy morning, put on
sand one hundred bars railroad iron for the
Ohio river.
The Capital City, from st. Loais, came in
with three hundred tons of freight for this
port and left for Nieksourg with a four hun
The Mollie Moore, from New Orleans. ar
al a late hour on Saturday night, dis
charged twenty-five tons OF freight hera and
len with seven hundred ton for 81. Louis.
The City OF Quincy, nom st. Louis, came in |
during the afternoon, discharged several
lots OfHreight here and left for New Or
with q full trip and cabin fail of people.
six bales OF cotton, one hundred and thirty
seeks OF seed and q lot OF sundries 10 order. !
cne returns tomorrow evening for all points
on the 81. Francis river.
The JOHN b. Maude was launched at Me-
tropolis saturday, and the New Bon Accord
on hand Sunday TO start with her for st.
Where she will be finished up In about
SIX weeks The John B, Msude win rpninthot