Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

RIVER AND WKATHKR.-The weather
was clear and pleasant. The river here
fell two inches. At Nashv LIE the river
rose two feet nine inches. Indications
are that there will be swell in the lower
Mississippi in a day or two. We hear no
above or below.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAYs-The Marble
City, Captain Townsend, leaves this
morning at ten O'Clock for Ficksburg and
all way landings. City of Vicks.
burg, Captain A. j. Garter, leaves this
morning st ten o'clock for Cairo, st. Louis
and all way landings. Garrett Hulls,
clerk 1.-THE passenger steamer John
Kilgour, captain Alfred Stein. leaves this
evening at four O'Clock, for New Orleans
and sll way landings. She has superior
accommodations for passengers Dir,
Frank Back officistes st the desk.
ARRIVALS H. 8. Turner, New Orleans;
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans; Fonte-
nellie, New Orleans; Mollis Ragsn,
Evansville: Indians, Cairo; Sioux City,
White river G.. ". Cheek, Frisrs Point;
Pauline Carroll, St. Louis; Grand Tower,
Sc, Louis.
DEPARTUREs-H. S Turner, Louisville;
Robsrt Mitchell, Cinclnnsti: Silver Moon,
Cincinnati; E. G. Elliott, Cincinnati; In
diana New Orleans; Pauline Carroll, New
Orleans; Sioux City, White rivers R P
is; Grand Tower, 81. Louis; Dexter, st.
Louis; g. W. Cheek, Frisrs Point,
The FOnte9elle, SIX days out from New
Orleans, passed Up, discharqing seven
ty-five tons and had two hundred tons TOR
SC. Louis. The Minneola struck 3 snsR
o1a hundred miles above here but reosived
no serious injuriSs.........T The Pauline Car
roll with one Thousand three hundred
tons, drawing eight and One-hslt feet, and
the Indisns with cns thousand tons,
drawing seven feet passed The
Sioux City, from Whit3 river, brought
eve hundred and eighCy-one bales Of cot
ton and Eve hundred SACKS Of sesd, and
the g. ". Cheek brought six hundred
and four bales OF cotton, two hundred
and hfty-nve sacks OF seed, and big lot
of people........, The II. s Turner and Rob-
erG Mitchell passed up early, dischsring
lot of iron ......... The Msllie Ragon and
Grsnd Tower brought splendid trips of
grain and produce......... The Dity OF Alton
passed up st noon yesterday without
landing ......... The Dexter from New
Orleans, i've days out, put OF twenty, tons
and six hundred tons fer above, including
three Thousand and seventy. fve bars rail-
road iron......... The r. P. walt, G. W
Cheek and Sioux City departed with
good trips, the latter sdds two hundred
and fifty tons Of freight At the mouth for
White river r.........The e. @. Elliot depart
ed for CINCINNATI with fair trip of cotton
and miscellaneous freight, siso, the Silver
Moon got of5 with eleven hundred bales
~ cotton for the 0hio,...,.,. The Grand
Tower left for ~; Louis hgnt..;....'Ehe FOL
lowing is the memoranda ~ The steamer
Dexter: Left New Orleans on MonGaaTy
evening, the fourth instsnty reosiyed one
hundred and fifty hog ksheads of sugar tor
st. Louis st Whitehead plantation; lost
a portion of two nights for fog; had very
windy weather generally; on Friday, the
eighth instant, experienced severe hall
storm; hail fell large enough TO break the
WindoWglass in the boat, this occurred IN
the nsighborhood Of Laconia, Arkansas.
~ Telegraph.
CAIRO, March 9.-Arrived: Marble
City, from st. Louis, at $ pm; City of
Chester, from Msmphis, at am, Bis
marck, from New Orleans, st .. m; Glss.
gov, from Vicksburg, st 7 pm; Nick
LongWorth, from Cincinnati, at Z pm.
Departed: Marble City, for Memphis, at
midnight. River has fallen l Inch. Wea-
thsr clear tonight. Thermometer $50.
PTrTsBURa, March 9-The weather is
modsrsting, thaWiDg fast and indications
are good for rise. The Monongshels has
8 feet of water, snd Is falling. Weather
cloudy, and threateniDg rain,
C1NoINNArI, March 9.-The river Is stR-
tionsry, with 10 feet water in the chan
mel. Westner cloudy and damp De-
parted Sam. J. Hale, for Memphis; Mary
Miller, for Arkansas river; Charles Bod
man, for New Orleans. The wrecks of
the burned boats will be removed imme-
distely.
LITTLE ROCK, March 9.-Weather clear
and cool. River declining, with less than
3 feet out. Departed; Little Rock, for
below.
ST.. LOUIS, March 9.-Arrivedi Colorado,
from Vickshurg, Departed: s. Merrill,
from Arkansas river; Tom Jasper and
Atlantic, for New Orleans; Katie T.
Kountz, for Red riveri St. Joseph, for
Memphis. River falling slowly Wes-
fair, but cold.
EVANSVILLE, March The weather wa
cloudy and cold The river has risen 3
inches. Pert nst--Down: Glasgow, at 8
p M; Chsrmer, at IL pm; Robert Burns,
at Doons
NAsHvmLE, March 9-The river is
rising rapidly, with 8 fest on Harpeth
shoals Weather pleasant this morning;
cold this evening, with brisk northwest
wind.
NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-Arrived;
Belfast, from st Louis; Shsnnonf from
Louisville. Departed; Henry Ames and
P. ". Strsder, for S.. Louis. Weather
cool, raining all day.
LOUISVILLE, March The river is sta
tionary, with s feet 8 inches in the
canal, and 8 feet 8 inohesrin the chute.
Weather cloudy and cool.