Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-28
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NASHVILLE, March 27.-The river is
rising rapidly, with ten feet on Har-
peth shoals. The weather is fair and
cool. Arrived:F +. P. Gracey, Cairo. De-
parted: Tyrone and T. p. Gracey, Cairo 4;
John S. Bransford, upper Cumberland
river.
VICKsBURG, March 27.-The river is
falling slowly. The weather is clear
and cool. Down: Alaska, JOhnF. Tolle,
Katie. Up: Carrie Y. Kountz, May
Lawry, Henry Ames, Mohawk and
barges.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-The
river Is rising. The weather is cool
and cloudy. Arrived: John Kilgour,
I Louisville; Sam J. Hale, Cincinnati.
Departed: c. B. Church, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-The river is
rising, with twenty-five feet water In
the channel. Arrived: R.W Skillinger,
Pittsburg; Arlington, Memphis; Andes,
Wheeling; Warmer and barges passed
from st. Louis TO Wheeling with coal.
From Pittsburg, Panther, Lion, Samuel
| Miller, Alex. Mcdonald, Sam Brown,
Coal City.
LITTLE Rock, March 27.-The river
Is rising and is now three feet by the
gauge in the channel. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CAIRO, March 27.-The river has
risen one foot. The weather is clear.
Arrived: W. J. Lewis, Memphis, p
M; Emma Elliott, st. Louis, p. N.
John Gilmore, Louisville, II r. M.
Longworth, Cincinnati, midnight; City
of Helena, st. Louis, l a. M; Quick
step, Evansville, 3 a. M; Charles Bod
man, New Orleans, p. M; Minneola,
| Cincinnati, p. M; VIM. COwan, st.
Louis, pm; City of Vicksburg, Vicks-
burg, . p. M; Geo.C.Wolf, st. Louis, j
p. M; Future City, st. Louis, 6 p. m.
Bee, New Orleans, SPIN; Joe Kinney,
Red river, S pm; kittie Hegler, Ar
kansas river; John Lumsden, Goose
Island. Departed: City of Vicksburg,
St.Louis, pm; City of Helena, Vicks-
burg, pm; Glasgow, Memphis, 6p.
M; John Gilmour, Cape Girardeau, 6 P.
Mary Houston, New Orleans, IL last
Longworth, New Orleans, l m; Pat
Rogers, Memphis, 2 a M; Quickstep,
Evansville, 4 M; Charles Bodmsnn,
Cincinnati, p m; Minneola, st. Louis,
9p M; Raven, st. Louis, IL p N.
EVANSVILLE, March 2T.-The river
has risen two feet. Weather clear and
mild; mercury 25' to 400. Down: Silver
tborne, Bowling Green; Morning Star,
Mary Ament. Up: Gray Eagle, Indi-
ana, Fayette, Arkansas Belle. Business
very active. --rer -- -.-
PITTsBURG, March 27.-The river here
is rising, with thirteen feet nine inches
in the channel. Weather clear; mercu-
ry 25o. AT noon no arrivals or depar-
| lures.
LOUISVILLE, March 27.-The river
is rising, with teni feet seven inches
water in the canal, eight feet seven
inches In the Indiana chute, and five
feet over the rocks in the Kentucky
chute, with eighty feet bridge space.
| It was clear and cold to-day, and bust
ness was lively. Arrived: Henry Pro-
basco, II. 5. Turner, Charmer, CincIn-
natl; Arlington, Memphis. Departed
Arlington, Cincinnati; ProbascO, Mem
phis; Horner, New Orleans. Captain
Shallcross, agent for underwriters, to-
day telegraphed to Cairo for diver, and
on arrival will proceed to the wreck
of the steamer Brill that was sunk in the
lower locks Tuesday night, and the en-
! tire cabin broke loose from the hull and
! fioated off, but was not broken in two.
The hog chains are broken and she lies in
thirty feet Ofwater, and it is impossible to
raise her. Passing boats that are too large
toiget through the old locks must take the
falls. A telegram from the Eckert says
the river is too high, and still rising at
Henderson, to raise the Collier, and
must abandon her till the water falls.
ST. LOUIS, March 27.-The river is
falling slowly. The weather is clear and
pleasant. Arrived: Belle Memphis,
Harry Johnson, keokuk, Memphis
Departed: Exchange. Pittsburg; Harry
johnson, Keokuk, Ben Accord, Mound
City; Pike, New Orleans.
weather PrODabiIitics.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-For the
Gulf States on Friday falling barometer
and rising tmperature, with south winds
increasing possibly brisk and partly
cloudy weather, except on the western
Gulf coast, where threatening and pos
sibly rainy weather is probable. For the
| South Atlantic States increasing south
Friday night. For the Middle States
| falling barometer, southerly winds with
partly cloudy and hazy weather. For
New England rising barometer with
clear weather, light winds and rising
Temperature throughout the day. For
the Ohio valley southeast winds, veer-
ing tosouth with cloudy and threatening
weather. For the lower lakes southerly
winds, increasing to brisk falling baroni-
eter and cloudy weather. For the upper
lakes falling barometer, fresh to high
easterly winds, cloudy and rainy wealth
er, with winds veering to the south and
southwest, with clouds and rain from
south Lake Michigan to Missouri and
Nebraska. The storm center will move
northeast over Wisconsin.