The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-25
RIVER TELEGRAMS.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, November "a.
The Kauawha river is stationary,
with 4 feet in the channel. Weather
cool and raining. ..a
EVANSVILLE, IND., November "a
Arrived-Berksville, from Cairo; Mary
Ament, from Grandview Evansville,
from Bowling Green; Camelia, from
Louisville; Rose Hite, from Louisville; /;
James E. Rankin, from Fayette. De
parted-Mary Ament, for Grandview'
Evansville, for Bowling Green; Eddy
vile, for Cairo; Camelis, for Eastport !;
Dick johnson, for Eastport; Berksville;
for Cairo, all with good trips. The
river is swelling slowly. Business IL
active.
PITTSBURGH, November 24-River
stationary, with feet in the channel.
Weather cloudy and cold Arrived
Argosy from Wheeling; Carrie Brooks
from GAINESVILLE; Arlington and Juniata
from Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, November 24.-The river
is stationary, with 6 feet 4 inches by the
canal marks and 4 feet 4 inches on the
falls. Weather cloudy; thermometer,
80 degrees. The canal will not be
opened before Saturday, possibly later.
The Minneola and Nashville went over
the fall by Tightening and sending some
of their freights around by wagons.
The Kate Walters arrived with five
barges of Pomeroy coal The Little
Condor brought tow Of salt and one
barge OF Pomeroy coal. Both will re-
turn with tow OF empty barges. Ar
rived-Nashville, Charmer and Night
ingale and barge from Cincinnati. De-
parted-Morning Star for Henderson;
John Howard for Arkansas river ard
Charmer for Evansville.
CAIRO, Ill, November 24.-Arriyed
Arkansas Belle, from Evansville;
City of Vicksburg, from Vicksburg;
Commonwealth, from New Orleans;
Bismarck, from St. Louis; Messenger,
fom St. Louis; Alice, from St. Louis;
Harry c. Yeager, from New Orleans.
Departed-Tom Jasper, for New Or
leans; Julia, for Vicksburg; Arkansas
Belle, for Evansville; Falls Pilot, City
of Vicksburg and Commonwealth for
St. Louis. Weather cloudy and cold.
The Steamer Tom Fisher which left
here for New Orleans last night struck,
and still lies on the rock heap which
sunk the Carrie Luntz, five miles below
Columbus. About 100 tons OF freight
were thrown overheard, and by the
vigorous use OF pumps the water was
kept down There were only IS inches
in the hold this morning, and though
the boat is considerably broken aud
twisted, her officers entertain no fears
but she can be kept ahoat.
MEMPHIS, November 24.-Arrived-
Batesville, from White river; Belle of
Pike and Belfast, from St. Louis. De-
parted-Pat Clerbourne, for Arkansas
river Great Republic and Belfast, for
New Orleans, and the Minnie and Belle
of Pike, St. Louis. River stationary.
The weather is cool but clear. The
Arkansas river is falling with 10 feet
to Little Rock, and White river station
ary with 7 leet to Jacksonport. The
Great Republic added to her cargo 967
bales of cotton, IS barrels of oil, 26 head
OF stock and 50 tons OF freight, and left
drawing y feet. Thomas Fox, cook Of
the steamer Batesville, fell overheard at
Crockets Landing, White river, Tues
day, and was drowned. A deck passen-
ger on the steamer Great Republic, sup
posed to be Louis Rockander, fell over
board, on Wednesday, at Clark's Bend,
and was drowned. He had been ticket
ed from St. Louis.
GREENSBORO, Pa, November 24.-The
Monongahela river is 4 feet II inches
and falling.
BROWNSVILLE. November 24.-The
Monongahela river is ; feet 4 inches
and falling.
on CITY. Pa, November 24.-The
Allegheny river is | foot 4 inches.
CINCINNATI, November 24.-Arrived
John F. Toole.