Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-04
RIVERS AND WEATHER.

CAIRO, March 3.-Arrived: Minneola, from
Cincinnati; Potomac, from Memphis; Quick
step, from Evansville; Robert Z. Lee, from
New Orleans; Tom Jasper from st. Louis;
John A. Wood, from New Orleans; George {.
Wolfe, from St. Louis; James H. Bigley, from
New Orleans; Frank p. Gracey, from Nash
Victory, for PiJtsburg; Fearless fer ST. Louis;
MinneOla, for New orleans; Potomac for Gin
cinnati; Quicllstep, for Evansville; George c.
Wolfe, for Red river: Tom Jasper for New Or
leans Bigley, for Louisville. The river has
fallen eighteen inches. The weather Is clear
and cold mercury "a.
LOUISVILLE, March 9.-The river Is falling
with eight feet large in the canal and six feet
large in the chute. The weather is cold, with
high winds, Arrived: Andy Baum, from
Memphis; Charles Bodmann, from New Or
leans; Ch8rmer, from Evansville; Warner and
barges, from Cincinnati. Departed: Louisville,
for New Orleans; Mary Houston for New Or
leans; Andy Baum for Cincinnati; Charles
Bodmann, for Cincinnati; Charmer for Gin
cinnati; Warner, for st. Louis; Falls, for st.
Louis. The Louisville was detained several
hours on account OF high winds. The canal
locks are full OF mud, and no boats will be
allowed 10 pass until the canal is dredged,
which viii probably be tomorrow night.
EVANSVILLE, March S.-W Gather cloudy up
to noon; now clear and very cold, with g
strong wind from the northwest; mercury 20
to "a. The river has fallen three and haIf
feet. Port list-Down: kittie Hsgler, Airing
ton, Arkansas Belle. Up: Silver Thorn, Rose
Hite, Rsyette, Morning Star, sam J. Hale and
Comet with barges. Business good.
ST. LOUIS, March 3.-Arrived; Capitol City,
from Vicksburg; Cowan, from Louisville; ;
James Kinney, from New Orleans; City of
Alton, from New Orleans; Rover, from Ohio
river. Departed: Julia, FOR Nicksburg, Lady
Elliott for Memphis The river is falling
slowly, with good deal OF ice running. The
weather il cloudy and cold.
PlrTsBURG, March S.-The Monongahela
continues TO recede slowly, the marks ind1-
eating four feet one inch. The Allegheny is
putting out considerable quantity OF ice
A light snow fell this evening. The weather
is grswing colder; mercury s. above zero at
five o'clock. The Juniata has not yet arrived.
No departures.
NASHVILLE, March 3.-The Cumberland Is
rising, with twelve feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The weather is fair and very cold. Arrived;
John Lumsden, from CaIroi Ella Hughes,
from Upper Cumberland. Departed; John
Lumsden, for Cairo.
VGCRSBURG, March 3-DOwn: Northwestern
and John Kyle. Up: Northwestern, City OF
Cairo, Ashland, Belle Lee, Susie silver and
Richmond. The weather clear and cool. The
river IS rising.
Longwortn, and John Kilgour, from Cincin-
natl Departed: Commonwealth, for Cincin-
natl. Weather clear and pleasant
CINcINNATI, March S.-The river is falling,
with seventeen feet six inches in the channel.
Arrived: Lawrence, from Memphis; Charles
b. Church, from New orleans; Garrett, from
Tennessee river. Departed; Exchange, for
Pittsburg. Weather clear and cold.
LITTLE Rock, March 3.--|Ieather clear and
pleasant. The river is rising slowly, with six
feet eight inches of waterin the channel.
Weather Probabilities.
WARRINGTON, March 3-For Tuesday in
the south Atlantic. Eastern and Gulf States
rising barometer, with northwest winds and
clear weather; for Middle, Atlantic coast and
west werdsto the Alleghnies fresh northwest
Winds with partially cloudy and clear
weather; for New England and New York
fresh and brisk north and west winds, with
cloudy and colder weather.