Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-13
MARINE CHRONICLE.


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It was scorcbing hot yesterday, anC
! alternately cloudy and clear, with threat
eniugs of showers all day. Notwith.
standing what we have said above, the
weather observer quotes Memphis Their.
nOmeters at eighJy-seven, at half-past
| three o'clock; which is three degrees
lower than Ell the same hour on Friday
Galveston enjoyed ninety in the shade,
while NiCksbuTgers sWeltered under
Rinety-;hTee. All other points were
middling fair IS regards temperature.
The following is summary OF the
-ignal otlicerls reports Of the condition Of
rivers at ali points up to six o'clock last
night: Cincinnati, IS feet 10 inches in
the channel; fall S inches. Ke0kuk, Z
feet inches; fal inches. Leaven.
worth, l3 feet J inch; fell 2 inches.
Louisville, 8 feet inches; rise 5 inches.
| Memphis, II feet; rise inches. New
Orleans, 8 feet IL inches below bench
mark; fan 4 inches. Pittsburg, 5 feet :
inches: rise 8 inches. st. Louis, 10 feet
, inches; fall inches. VIcks6urg, q
feet 6 inches; fail ilches.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE, June 12.-River on g
stand with 3 feet = inches on Hsrpeth
shoals. Weather iair and pleasant
CISCINNATI, June 2-Noon.-RiveI
falling slowly, with Is feet inches il
the channel. Weather lair and warm
PTTsBUBG. June l2-Ncon.-Rivel
rising, with feet inches water in The
chsGGeL Weather CiGudy and warm
with heavy rain last night.
81. LOUIS, June 12.-Weather cIesi
and cooler. River falling fast Arrived,
John p. Scudder, New Orleans. De.
parted: Grand Lake and barges, New
Orleans; John Z. ToiIe, New Orleans;
City OfFiCksUuIg, VicksbGrg.
EVANSVILLE, June 12.-Weathel
clear; mercury 7Oo to SO. River about
stationary, with s feet water in the
channel by the gauge. Port Iist-Up:
Arkansas Belle, q am; Kitty Hegler,
8 am. Down: Robert Mitchell, mid
night; Arlington, 5 pm.
CAIRO, June I2-NOon.-River falling
slowly With p feet 7inches water IN The
channel. Weather fair and warm. Ar
rived: City Of Chester, Memphis. mid
night Thompson Dean, Evansville, :
am. Departed. City Of Chester, St
Louis, 2 2. n.......Night.-W Weather clear
AID csOl. Arrived: Great Republic, st
Louis. pm; Simpson Homer, New
Orleans pm; Thomas Sherlock, ST.
Louis, 5 P ~. Departed: Great Republic,
New Orleans, : p.u2. Thomas Sherlock,
OHIO river, pm.
EOseEu.nss ST The Leyee.
Below We give the arrivals and de-
partures since last report, boats in port.
and packets leaving to-day:
ARRIVED.
st. Genevieve, St. Louis: Grand
Tower, 81. Louis; Cherokee, Cinciu.
natl.
DEPARTED.
A J. White, Napoleon; Qrickstep,
white river; St. GeneVieve, Nicksburg:
Grand Iower, 81. Louis; Legal Tender,
Little RD-si Cherokee, New Orleans.
BOATS LEAVING SUNDAY.
For NEW ORLEAEs-Ths ThompsCn
Dean, Captain Miller, st five D IN.
FOR NEW OELEANs-The Great Re-
public, Captain Norwegian, at two
pm.
For CINCINNATI-The Charles Nor
gan, Captain Stsiu, al seven am.
For ST. LOUIs-The City Of Helena,
captain " hee, at ten am.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
For NICKsBURG-The City of Vicks-
burg, Captain Riley, st five pm.
For ST LoUIs-The Belle Memphis,
Captain Crane, st five pm.
For FRIARs POINT-The Phil Allin,
Captain Lee, al five pm.
FOR AsHPORT-The Frank Forest.
Captain Joplin, at five p "a.
LeyEs Reflections.
Yesterday was the du!lest Saturday
experienced I'm Memphis river circles the
present season. All the packets going
cut, however, msnsgeI to pick w fair
tips during jle two or three days in
port...".The.ATlingt0n viii be in port 10 !
leave for Cincinnati on Tuesday. The |
.evee, yesterday, was barren field for |
ILem-hunterE......A sympathizing friend |
offered us a mule TO 90 the levee with |
This summer. We could not accept the |
mule because his back is rather prismoi. |
ial la shape and We have no saddle; be- 1
sides, it would require about as much |
exercise 10 keep that mule in motion, as !