Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-05
RIVERS AND WEATHER.

CAIRO, March Arrived: John Difold
rom PlltsDurgi shannon. from Cincinnati
| Ia5Ele Y. hoqntz- from Red river; City ot
Helena nom Ficksburg- ST. Luke. from -.
Louis; Clinton, from Memphis THOMPSON
Dean, from New Orleans .-f. Joseph from Il
Louis; ldleWlld, from Memphis: Pauline Car
ro1 from - TCuf. fsrfC--[fl, - Il. r-s-.
Glencoe, from New Orleans. H. y Turner
from Cincinnati, Grand Lake 30. 2 from
Pittsburg; klttie Hagier- from Cincinnati
Little Alps, from Memphis. Charles Brown
from New Orleans Departed. kittie Eezirr.
for Memphis; shannon, for New Orleaus;
Pauline Carroll FOR New Orleans; John II.
Bigley, for Pfttsburg; -. Luke, for Ouachits
river; st. Joseph, for Memphis; Idlewild, for
Evansville; Colorado, for Nicksburg. ThOmp-
son Dean, for Cincinnati; Glencoe, for 81
Louis: John a. W cod for PlrtsDurg- IT. -
Turner, for New Orleans; Little Alps FOR 81
Louis; Charles Brown Tor FliIsours- De
iver has fallen eighteen inches me H1alller
Is clear and cold; mercury =
LOUIs yILLE. March THE river is falling,
with seven feet eight inches In the canal and
fv0 feet eight inches in the chute Tie
river is tmO-thircs full Of floating ice m11e IA
the last thirty-siX hours. and ls nom two %
four inches thick, tInty and shard- and l-
greatly IA the way Of steamers 1ue WealhtI
IS clear and cold. mercury = .t am II ur
noon and . a pm.
EVA SsvILLE, March 4-Wearher clear and
cold; mercury p The river has fallen three
feet. Up: Ada Holman, Eayette- BOW ing
Green, Florence Lee, Quickstep, Potomac.
Down. J.. Louisville, Mary Ameut. III Hercules and
b8rges- Diamond and barges Tarasc0u, War
D
good trips. Business active.
CISCISSATI, March 4.-The river is falling.
| with seventeen feet six inches iu the channel.
| Arrived Andy Baum. from Memphis. Mollle
| Moore from Pitt-burg. Charles Bodmanu.
I from New orleans. Z. r. Hudson. from
| Wheeling. Departed: MOllle Ebert. Tor New
| Orleans Weather clear and m0derGtiug-
| PITTsBCRG, March G-The Ionougahela
| continues 70 recede slowly the marks i8dl-
/ eating three feet eight inches The weather
/ has been cloudy and cold during the dav. the
/ mercury ranging from TO Us above zero.
1 No change IN rlver matter. IT, ls anusunced
| that the Junistl mas laid DO at Rochester
| LITTLE Rock. March 4-v, Gather clear ard
pleasant. The river is STATIONARY with SIX
| feet q Eht inches Of wateriu the channel Ar
l rived Mary Miller, from Cincinnati
| V1CEsEUEG, March 4.-Dowu. submarine,
| Governor Allen and NatcEeZ. Up. Great Re
public and Thomas SherlocE. The weather D.
| clear and COOL lle IlVeE IN rLsIlE
/ NASHVILLE. March 4-The Cumberland Is
/ rising, with twelve feet three inches on Har-
peth shoals. The weather -s fair and pleas
| ant. NO arrivals.
/ NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-N0 arrivals. De-
/ parted Continental, t1r 80. Louis. Weather
| clear and pleasant.
| weather Probabilities
! WA-uISGToN, March f.-FOr Wedne-dav
/ in New England cold northwest Wi iutis- back
/ ing 20 westerly, with clear weather. FOR Midi
/ die and South Atlantic states rising barUme-
/ ter and temperate clear weather and dImfu-
/ ishlng winds; for gulf states winds veeIIug Co
northeast with rising temperaturc and in
I creasing clOudiuess and possibly rain. with
southwest winds on the Texas coast - the
I Gulf region generally falling barometer rIS-
| ing temperature southwest winds and partly
cloudy weather; for upper lakes and north
/ west brisk S0utherly Wiuds,cl0udy and threat
I ening weather Proceedings storm. CautIOuarg
/ signals continue al EOFtOlE, cape May NeH
4ork, New London, Boston and Portland