Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-18
Maximum thermometer, 81 deg.
Minimum thermometer. 90 deg.


By Telegraph.
NASHVILLE. Junesl7.-River rising, with 3
feet en- the shoals.
CINCINNATI, Juae I7-Rivsr feet inches
azd falling. WeAther-eleer And cool.
PrTTsBURe, Juae 17.-River l foot 6
inches, and stationary. Westher-fsIr and
cool.
EVANSVILLE, Juzs 17.-River falling, with
8 feet 4 inches by the gauge. Weather
clear and cool.
VICKsRURa, June 17.-River fallen l inch.
Wsather-clear; thermometer, 81 deg. Up:
John A. Scudder, last night. Down: City OF
Alton, last aiRht. Arrived: City OF Vlck'-
burg.
CAIRO, June I7--Noon.-weather-
and cosl. Arrived: Golden City, New Or
leans. Departed: Centennial and E. 0.
Stanard, New Orleans. Night-River l6
feet 10 Iaches aRd falling. Weather--elear;
thermometer, 20 deg. Arrived: Grand Lake,
st. Louis, ] pm, Departed: Golden City,
Cincinnati, PM.
Movements "a tho Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis; Golden Rule,
Cincinnati.
Golden Rulo, New Orleans; Belle Mem
phis, st. Louis; BatesVille, st. Francis river.
MORT.
Andy Baum, Osceola Belle.
BOATS DUE.
DOpn-Centsnnial.
Up-Coahoma, Thomas Sherlock, John A.
Scudder.
BOATS LKAVINe THIS DAY.
FRIARs PoINT-Coahom1, Stack Lee mas
ter, pm.
OscEoLA-Osceola Belle, ]. G. Andrews
master, pm.
CINCINNATI - Thomas Sherlock, Lew
Hates master, am.
CINcINEATI-Andy Baum, H, ]. Vinton
master, pm.
ST. LoUIs-John A. Scudder, Elem Cal
vert master, pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
Belle Memphia-130O brls -four and meal,
1863 sacks grain. 81 sacks shot, 81 casks and
terces meat, $50 pkgs lard, 81 wet barrels,
% casks bottles, $500 feet lumber, 1103 pkgs
mdse,
Leve0 Paragraphs.
Dull.
Receipts slim.
Packets departed on time.
The Alps, with tow of ice barges, passed
up last evening for st. Louis.
The Golden Rule passed down yesterday
morning for New Orleans with big trip.
The Thomas Sherlock, Captain Lew Hates,
passes up this morning at nine o'clock for
| L..
The Future City and barRes passed up last
evening for st. Louis. She also towed the
little steamer Trader to this place from New
| Orleans.
The John A. Scudder, Captain Flem CAL
vert, is the Anchor-line packet this evenin g
at FIVE O'Clock for st. Louis. Garrett f. Huls
| is her clerk.
| The Osceola Belle, Captain ]. G. Andrews,
is the packet this evening at five O'Clock for
| Osceola and the upper bends. b. .. Michel
and Cyrus Fay are her clerks.
| The Belle Memphis arrived yesterday
morning from st. Louis with 6805 packages
miscellaneous freight and $500 feet lumber,
and departed on time last evening.
The Coahoma, Captain Stack Lee, is the
| packet this evening at five o'clock for Helena
and Friars Point. John Gwathmey is her
clerk, assisted by John Haley and Plat
| Rnoades.
A Cincinnati dispatch recsiyed yesterday
says that the st. Lawrence arrived from
| Wheeling, and laid up on account of low
water. Her place will be filled by the Flor
ence Meyer.
The Andy Baum, Captain 81. j. Vinton. is
the regular packet this evening at FIVE o'clock
for all points on the Ohio river as far as Gin
cinnati. The Baum gives special rates to all
points north. M. M. Deem will be found In
charge of her office.
Cincinnati Gazette, Monday: 1.-THE Natchez
was pulled off Rising Sun bar Saturday, and
came up to SedamsvIlls, where she is having
her chImneys cut down in order that she
may pass under the bridges. She will leave
Sedamsvie about nine o'clock this morning.
Captain Pink Varble claims the credit OF
getting her out of her unpleasant position on
the bar"
The popular marine who a few days ago
was Rrieving himself almost to despair be-
cause paraly1ed individual got away with
him where previously he fancied himself a
solitary instance of iavulnerable solidity,
may take comfort in the following sentl-
ment: There are some hearts that, like the
loving vine, cling to unkindly rocks and
ruined towers-spirlts that suffer and do not
repine, patient and sweet as lowly trodden
flowers, that from the passsr's heel arise,
and bring back odorous breath instead OF
| si9hs.'