Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-14

Maximum thermometer a6 deg.
minimum '"' ". MELRoY, Sig. serg't U. s. A.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE, July 13.-River rising, with
2 feet inches on the shoals.
LITTLE Rock, July l3.-Weather, n hottest
day of the season. Thermometer 90 deg.
River falling.
VIcKsBURe, July 13.-Weather fair. Their
mometer 96 deg. River fallen inches. Up:
Belle Memphis, noon.
PORT EADs, July 13.-Arrived: Steamship
Lone Star, New York. Sailed: Barks Rosario,
Malaga; Valparaiso, Barcelona.
LOUISVILLE, July 13.-River falling, with
5 feet 2 inches in the canal. Weather clear
and warm. Departed: A c. Donnally, Gin
cinnati.
NEW ORLEANS, July 13.-Weather partly
cloudy and warm; heavy rain this evening.
Departed: John A. Scudder, St. Louis.
CAIRO, July 13-Noon.-W Gather clear.
Thermometer 95 deg. Departed: Colorado,
Vicksburg. .Night-Rlver % feet 10 inches,
and falling Weather cloudy. Thermometer
80 deg. Arrived: Andy Baum, Cincinnati,
pm.
EVANSVILLE, July 12.-River falling, with
6 6-10 feet by the gauge. Weather clear
and hot this morning; cloudy since noon,
with light rain; cooler tonight. Wind south
east and northwest Thermometer 81 to 50
deg. Up: James D. Parker, am.
CINCINNATI, July 13-Noon.-Weather
rainy and hot River falling. Night
River feet inches, and rising. Weather
showery and warm. Arrived: Robert Mitchell
and Paris c. Brown, New Orleans Departed
Vint hninkle, Memphis; Golden Crown, New
Orleans.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Mark Twain, St. Francis river; A. J. White,
Arkansas City; James Howard, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Ruth, White river; Mark Twain, st. Fran
els river: Katie Hooper, Arkansas river;
James Howard, New Orleans; A. j. White,
Arkansas City.
BOATS DUE.
DO,cn-C Colorado, West Wind, Andy Baum.
UD-John B. Maude, Coahoma, Illinois,
Gold Dust, Mark Twain, Hattie Rowland,
Maumelle, Golden Rule.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
VICKsBURG Colorado, Sam M 'Pheeters,
master, ten am.
ST. LoU1s-John B. Maude, W. H. Blake
master, five pm.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
FRIARs PoINT-Coahoma, Stack Lee, mas
ter, five pm.
Andrews, master, five pm.
NEW ORLEANs-Golden Rule, 0. T. SHIN
kle, master, twelve m.
RECEIPTS.
James Howard-35 brls -four.
Mark Twaln-1S bales cotton, 81 pkg
| sundries.
A. J. Whlte-15 bales cotton, 2 bags seed,
cotton, 36 pkgs sundries.
| Levee Faragraphs.
A small zephyr is wanted.
The heat is becoming almost uncomfortable
They call her the improved Vint Shlnkle
at Evansville.
The local packets went out last evening
with fair trips.
The Andy Baum is underlined for the Ohl
on Tuesday. She will arrive tonight.
The John B. Maude, which passes up to
day, has a good trip of passengers aboard.
The West Wind, Captain j. u. Andrews
is the packet Monday evening for Johnson
landing and all way points. Cyrus Fay Is he
clerk.
went on her first trip to White river thi
summer packed full of freight, with goot
showing of passengers.
A dispatch from Sioux City, printed else
where, chronicles the sinking OF Dan Rlce'
showboat Damsel. Loss estimated (by Rice
at twenty-five thousand dollars.
The James Howard passed last evening TO
New Orleans. She had 1000 tons of freigE
on board, and added here 627 sacks oil-cakt
60 boxes meat and 30 packages sundrles.
The Maumelle, Captain Thomas Darrag
in command, Charles Musselman, clerk, wi
take the place of the Hattie Rowland. II
latter goes on the ways at Mound City, LII
nois.
The Coahoma, Captain Stack Lee on tt
root, is the packet Monday for Helena, Frlal
point and all way landings. Ed Thomas
, her clerk, assisted by Platt Rhoades and Bill
. Smithers.
Cincinnati Times, Friday: Harry Stei
< chief clerk of the Charles Morgan, Is deep
/; the mysteries of baseball, and thick with tt
$ Cincinnati club. He goes east with the
when they go.
(. The excursions on the City of Augusta ye
terday and last night were well patronlze
and those who were lucky enough to haS
the time to go express themselves delights
] with the eDJoyments provided by CAPITA
. John D. Elliott.
; The Vint Shinkle gave an excursion at Cl
C cinnati a few days ago, and had party
C distinguished gentlemen aboard, among the
Minister Noyes, Senators Pendleton and Bee
) Ex-Governor Young, and others. CAPITA
. James s. Wise was master of ceremonies.
Shippers who have been complaining
the discrimination by the st. Louis and Mer
4 phis packet company, will find a letter fro
n Captain Scudder printed IN another column
which will interest them.
i The Colorado, Captain Sam NJ Pheeters,
( the Anchor-liner bound south to-day, leavIl
. the Lee wharf boat at ten this morning. j.
r Osborne, one of whose assistants IS Ruff
Foster, a popular young Memphian, h
> charge of the Office, and delights to plea
il all with whom he comes in contact.
> Evansville Journal, Friday: ION Mond
+ last the Louisville, Evansville and Henders
= mail line company held their annual meetil
at Louisville, and elected as directors for I
-. ensuing year W. c. Hite, Zach M. Sherley.
y y L. Gilmore, Dennis Long and Bird c. LIE
= -bsequently the following officers we
Le elected: w. C. Hale, president; Z. NJ. Sht
. ley, vice president; A. I. Gilmore, super
~ tendent, and w. II. Hite, secretary and tire;
:, urer.
y The John B. Maude, Captain William
Blake, passes up for st. LOUIS at five o'clc
:, ! this evening. Persons contemplating kill
=. the summer months In the mountains a
= lakes of the northwest should avail the
y selves of the excellent opportunity of plei
y ant river excursion as far as st. Louis on t
. splendid packet. Captain Blake and Oh
Clerk William Gobel, whose assistants
r. genial gentlemen, will do the agreeat
lie while the steward, Mr.. Todd, will see q
c. fine table Is provided with the best in
e, world The Maude Is fast, safe and reliable
3 every man always at his post. She carries
5, good band OF music.