Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-06
58o to 7O7. The rver has risen ! foot.

$50 to 7O9. The river has risen I foot.
Business dull.
ST.. LOUIS, June 5.-Arrived: Belle
roll and Thompson Dean, from New
Orleans. Departed: II. NJ. Shreve, for
Red river; Grand Tower, for Memphis;
John Kyle and Imperial, for New o.
leans. The river is about stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, June 5. = Arrived: II. G..
Mutt, from st. Louis, s pm; Glasgow,
from Red river, 3 am; Belle Memphis,
from Memphis, 3 am; City of Alton,
from st. Louis, 8 pm; Nile, from White
river, 3 pm; City of Helena, 8 pm;
John +. ToIle, from New Orleans, 4
pm; Tom Jasper, from st. Louis, 5
pm. Departed: Pauline Carroll, Tor
st. Louis, 8 pm; H c. Mutt, for Mem
phis, 9 pm; Charles Bodmann, for New
Orleans, 10 pm; City of Chester, for
Memphis, midnight; Glasgow, for st.
Louis, + am; Belle Memphis, for st.
Louis, 7 am; City of Alton, for New
Orleans, , pm; Nile, for st. Louis, 4
pm; John F. Toile, for St. Louis, 6
pm; Tom Jasper, for New Orleans, 8
pm. the river has risen ; inches.
Weather clear and pleasant. Mercury
74o.
Miscellaneous.
The Phil. Allin, from Friar's Point,
came in early yesterday morning with a
fair trip.
Captain ]. d. Elliott's new Memphis
and White river packet, Belle of White,
built at Paducah, is now receiving her
finishing touches at New Albany, and
will be ready for business on the twelfth
of June. She is one hundred feet long,
thirty feet beam and five feet hold.
The John Kilgour, from New Orleans,
three and a half days out, discharged
thirty tons freight here, and had three
hundred and fifty tons for the Ohio, and
cabin full of passengers.
The two locomotives, two tenders, six
cars and ten trucks recently sunk in
White river, will be raised with the aid
of a st. Louis wrecking company.
The James Howard, Charles BOdman,
Tom Jasper, City Of Alton and City d
Helena are due from above to-day.
The City Of Vieksburg got Off for st.
Louis late Tuesday night, after taking
on coal.
The Pat. Cleburne, from Little Rock,
came in during the afternoon with two
hundred sacks of seed, sundries to order
and cabin full of people.
The tOwbOat Dictator arrived from
above at noon, with a barge of ice for
Bohlen d Co, of this city.
The City Of Chester, Captain Zeigler,
departs this evening at five O'Clock for
Cairo, ST. Louis, and all way landings.
The City Of Helena leaves this even
ing at five o'clock for Vicksburg and all
the usual way landings, including Hele-
ma and Friars Point Captain Mckee IS
her commander.
The MOllie Raglan, Captain Ballard,
leaves to-day at noon for Little Rock
and all points on the Arkansas. Mr..
Bradley is chief CLERK.
The St. Louis Democrat of the fourth
says: '"The Northwestern, regular St.
Louis and st. Paul packet, when under
way bound to this port, last Sunday
morning at five O'Clock, struck a rock
on English Chain, lower rapids of the
Mississippi, and sunk to her main deck.
Her deck freight was taken off unin-
jured. She lies across the current, listed
slightly, and only a small part of her
main deck at the stern is under water.
She had in tow one loaded barge, which
IS all right. Information of the accident
was sent down to KeOkuk, and the
small steamer Cricket was sent to her
and brought her passengers to the Min
neapolis, which arrived here yesterday
morning. Pumps and other material
were sent up, and il WIS believed the
Northwestern would be raised without
extraordinary trouble, as the break was
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