Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-06
RIVERS AND WEATHER.

NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-No arrivals De-
parted: John kilgour, for Cincinnati. The
weather is clear and pleasant.
VICKsBURG, March 5-Down: Maude For
syth, PargOud and Bismarck. Up: W ].
Lewis, Colossal, Northwestern and Com
monwealth. The weather is clear and cold.
The river is rising.
ST. Louis, March 5.-ArriYed: EmperOr.
from Pittsburg; Clinton, from Memphis De-
parted: Cisy OF Quincy, for New orleans;
Capitol City, for Nieksburg. The river is sta
t.Onary. The weather is clear and mild.
LITTLE Rock, March 5.-H Gather clear and
pleasant. The river is stationary. with six
feet three inches of waterin the channel by
the gauge. Arrived: Fort Gibson, from Fort
Smith. Departed: Mary Miller, for above.
PiTTsBURG, March j.-The Atononsahela
continues to recede slowly, the marks indi-
eating three feet five inches. The weather
has been cloudy and cold during the day, the
mercury ranging from to "A above zero.
NASHVILLE March 5-The Cumberland is
falling, with twelve feet scant on Harpeth
Shoals. The weather is fair and pleasant.
Arrived: Burkesyille and John ). BranSford,
from Upper Cumberland. Departed: Tyrone,
for Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, March 5.-weather clear and
milder; mercury p to 2io. The river has
fallen three inches. Port liSt-Belle Lee, Idle
wild Wild Duck and barges, Thompson Dean,
Fsyette, John A. Wood: Down Mary Houston,
Grey Eagle, Mary Ament. Quic kstep. Business
Is active. At the boats have all they want at
good rates.
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with fifteen feet six inches in the channel.
Arrived j. w. Garrett, from Tennessee river.
Departed: J. w. Garrett, for New Orleans /;
Charmer for Evansville; Lawrence, for Mem
phiS; Andy Baum, for Memphis; Charles Bod
mann, for New Orleans. Weather clear and
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, March 5.-The river is falling
with seven feet three inches in the canal and
five feet three inches in the chute. The
weather IS cloudy and moderate. Thermome-
ter l3' to 36' and rising. A great deal OF new
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Arrived: Molhe Ebert, from Cincinnati; !;
MOllie IA MOore, from Pittsburg; Sam ]. Hale,
Mary Ann anu simpson Homer from New
orleans Departed: Mollie Ebert and FAILS
for New Orleans; Mollie Moore for St Louis
The sam J. Hale is at the foot OF the canal
waiting till the mud is dredged out, which
will probably be by noon tomorrow.
CAIRO, March j.-ArrIvet: Warner, from
Cincinnati; Lady Lee, from New orleans;
Diamond, from Pittsburg; smoky City, from
New Orleans; Mountaineer. from Memphis: !:
Dick Fulton from New Orleans: John LuTns-
den, from Nashville; Grand Tower, from st.
LOutsi General Anderson, from st. Louis;
Oakland, from New Orleans; Dexter, from
New Orleans; Emma c. Elliott, from ST.
Louis; Arkansas Belle, from Evansville; ]. II.
Sohnson, from New Orleans; Arlington, from
Cincinnati; Marble City, from Memphis; In
diana. from New Orleans; Robert MITCHELL
from New Orleans; Little Alps, from Mem
phis; City of Cheiter, from Memphis: Coal
Brown, for Pittsburg; Marble City, for st.
Louis; Diamond, for New Orleans; Mountain
eer, for 81. Lcuisi Lady Lee, for Red river;
smoky City, for Pittsburgh Carrie V. Kountz,
for st. Louis; Emma c. Elliott, for Memphis;
Robert Z. Lee,Ifor New Orleans; Arkansas
Belle, for Evansville; City of Helena, for st.
Louis; J. H. Johnson, for st. Louis; Arlington
for Memphis; City of Chsster, for st. Louis;
Indiana, for Louisville; Robert Mitchell, for
Evansvillej Coal City, for the south. The
weather is clear and cold; mercury 40s.
Weather Probabilities.
WAsHIN GToN, March 5.-For Wednesday
in New England winds back to southwest and
south, with rising temperature; for Middle
States sOutherly winds and falling barometer
with increasing cloudiness for South Atlantic
and Gulf states sOutheasterly winds and
cloudy weather, with rain ON the western
gulf, and possibly on the South Atlantic coast
from the Ohio Valley northward over the lake
region, with falling barometer, increasing
ening weather.