Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-02
RIVERS AND WEATHER.

NICKsBURG, March I.-No boats down. I'D
Harry johnson, Mobert Mitchell, Dexter,
Governor Allen and Selma. Weather clear
and cool. River rising.
PIrrsBURG, March 1.-The river is falling
gradually, wft1five feet one inch water IN the
channel. The weather is cloudy. No depart
ureS. Arrived: Granite State, from Ports
mouth. The Brill Will depart for Nashville
Tuesday.
LITTIE Rock, March I.-S-eather cloudy
and raining. The river is falling, with six
feet four inches of water IN the channel.
Departed: Jennie Howell, for Dardanelle;
Marcella, for New Orleans; Dardanslle, for
NEW ORLEANS, March ARRIVED: Com
monwealth and Continental, from St Louis.
Departed: Thos. Sherlock, from Cincinnati
Richmond, Great Republic and John F. Tolle,
for st. Louis; Belle Lee, for Memphis. The
weather is cloudy and warm.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-The river has fallen
three, feet with twenty-Cwo feet seven inches
in the channel. Arrived: James D. Parker,
from Memphis. Departed: Arlington, for
Memphis; Louisville, for New Orleans. The
steamer sam. Clarke, from Aurora, passed UP
With barges for Plttsburg. Weather cloudy
sr. LOUIS, March 1.-The weather is clear
and mild. Arrived: Elliott, from Memphis;
Shreveport Departed; General Anderson,
for Tennessee river; st. Joseph, for Memphis:
Co orado, for Nieksburg. The river is falling
slowly, with about eight feet to Cairo. snow
fell here to-day, but it melted as fas> at il
fell.
NASHVILLE, March 1.-The Cumberland is
falling, with nine feet on Harpeth Shoals.
-Four inches OF snow fell here this morning.
but gradually disappeared before night under
the Influence OF drizzDng rain. Arrived
Ada Heilman, from Evansville. Departed
+. p. Graeey, for Cairo; Belle Vernon, for
Pittsburg; Ada Heilman, for Evansville; Ed
dyville, for BurksYille, g0a
EVANSVILLE, March l.--Weather cloudy
snow has been falling nearly all day. Mercury
ranges from S49 to f0o. The river has fallen
eighteen inches. Port list-Down: Bermuda,
Henry Probasco, MinneOla, John Means and
barges, Armadillo, Mary Ament, Grey Eagle
and Quickstep. Up: Pelestsne. James z. Ran
good trips. Business very active.
CAIBo, March l.--Arrived: Mary Forsyth,
from st. Louis; Arkansas Belle, from Evans
Vile; City of quincy, from New Orleans; EN-
peTor, from Pittsburg; Fearless, nom Pitts
burg; Tyrone, from Nashville; Glasgow, from
Johnsonville. Departed; Mary Forsyth, for
New Orleans; Arkansas Belle, for Evansville
Bodmann, for Cincinnati; City OF Quincy, for
st. Louis; II, CoWen, for st. Louis; Emperor,
fo- St. louis. Snow fell during the forenoon, !,
but 1t israpidly thawing.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-The river is falling,
canal and six feet three inches in the chute.
The weather Is chfly, With fan Of snow in
the forenoon. Mercury ~ to 40o. Arrived !.
shannon and Kitty Hegler. from Cincinnati /;
Exchange, nom NaShvt1le; 9. B. Church,
from New Orleans; Raven and barges, from
St. Louis. Departed: shannon and &. s. Tur-
ner. for New Orleans; Exchange and Raven,
for Pittsburg; Kitty Hegler, for Memphis; c,
Church, for New Orleans, The tOWboets
Ben Wood A. J. Baker and Nellie Spears ar.
with empty barges. The body Of Captain J..
w. Anawalt was brought mp this morning
and forwarded 70 kis fasnily IN PitsburR ~
sxprsa.