Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-03
By TeIegraph.

By Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, April 2.-The river has 9
feet water in the channel, and is station
ary. Weather clear. Arrived: Silver
Moon, from Memphis. Departed: Charles
Bodmsn, for New Orleans.
PITTsBURa, April 2.-Weather clear and
mild. The MononRahela river has feet
4 inches ,Eater in the channel, and Is sta
tionary; ~ feet and stationary ct Browns
vile. The Allegheny has feet inches
in the channel, and is falling At Oil City.
Twenty-eight steamers with 2 800, 600
bushels coal for CINCINNATI; twenty
steamers with 2,200, 900 bushels coal for
Louisville, and ], 100000 bushels for st.
Louis, have gone or will get away on this
rise; besides twelve other boats not yet
reported. The aggregate shipments will
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-No arrivals.
Departed: City of Quincy and Henry
Ames, for st. Louis; Indiana, for Cinoin
natl; Alice Dean, for Cincinnati; Mollie
Moore, for st. Louis. Weather wsrn and
cloudy.
LITTLE ROCK, April 2.-The river Is de-
clining, with feet 8 inches below. Rain
ing. Departed: Jennie Howell, for above,
EVANSVILLE, April 2-The weather was
clear and mild till evening; now cloudy,
With prospects of rain. The river has
fallen inches. Port ust-Down: Mime
ola, pm. Up: Robert Burns, am.
Business good.
NAsHvILLB, April 2.-The river is fall
ing, with feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and pleasant.
LoUIsvILLE, April 2-The river is
slightly lower, with feet in the canal,
and feet In the chute. Weather clear
and pleasant to. day, but slightly cloudy
tonight. Business very dull. Departed: /:
Henry 8. Turner, 6or New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-Arrived: Grand
Tower and Fontenelle, from Memphis;
Richmond and John Kyle, from New Or
leans; Julia, from VieksbuFg; Minnie,
from Arkansas river. Departed: Henry
G. Yseger. for New Orleans; Capital City,
for Vicksburg. The river has risen about
feet in all, and is now nearly stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant. The Mary
Mcdonald, for Fort Benton, took three
hundred and Atty tons OF private freight
at IS 80 per hundred pounds. The Dicta-
tor, from Louisville, sunk one of her
bsrges below KaskasiSia landing. She
was loaded with coke for the Carondelet
iron works, and with the cargo Ia q total
loss.
Miscellaneous.
The st. Joseph from st. Louis, arrived
with fair trip. Two Items of her cargo
were sixteen hundred and forty-eight dry
barrels and nineteen hundred and seven.
teen sacks Of grain.
The Sam Hale departed, with nine hun.
dred bales of cotton, for the Ohio.
The st. Francis for Wittsburg, Mary
Boyd for Little Rock, Legal Tender for
White river, and A. ]. White for Napo-
leon, all departed with fair trips Of freight
ana passengers.
The infant son of Mart Walt was buried
yesterday morning.
Captain Dirk Lightburne, our new
wharfmsster, has moved to the new frame
structure at the foot Of Madison street
bluff, where he will be found at all hours
during the day.
The Pauline Carol, from st, Louis,
passed down late Monday night, bound
for New Orleans, well laden
The 8. =. Merrill. for Ouachita river,
and the Lady Lse, for Red river, passed
down early yesterday morning with full
trips.
The U. B. Church, from New Orleans,
passed up yesterday morning, putting of
few packages here. Two negro roasters
had q dispute as the boat backed out,
when one stabbed the other In the bowels,
and escaped by jumping on the boat,
The Bstesyille, from Louisville, passed
down, bound. for. White river, with full
trip.
The Belle st. Louis, from st. Louis, ar
rived ct dark last night, added ten tons
way freight, and left for below with good
trip.
fhe q. W. Cheek, Captain George Ma
lone, leaves at Eve O'Clock this evening
for. Frisrs Point and all way landings.
The regular United States mail packet
Phil Allin, Captain James Lee, leaves this
evening at five O'Clock for FriRrs Point
sni ell way landings. Stack Lee and
James @. Harris are her pursers.
The Mary Houston, Captain Charles g.
Schultz, leaves ct ten O'Clock this morn
ing for New Orleans and all way landings.
She has superior accommodations for pas
sengers. Mr.. Charles Miller holds forth
at the desk.