The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-14


with 8 feet 4 inches in the channel. !"
The Parkersburg, Matamoras, steuben.
vile and Sunfsh packets all arrived. and
departedsont imes 4 ea1 III ~
sToRboat james Gilmore passed up
with large fleet Of empty barges.. -.
That cosy little office il the whalfboat
occupied by the Wharfmaster Is undergo.
ing q thorough renovation during the lull
in the freight business.
,Towboat Tom Rees passed down with
three barges Of railroad iron in tow. She
will meet the Ironsides, with three barges
Of iron ore, somewhere in the neighbor-
hood Of Marietta, when the two steamers
will exchange their lows. The Tom
Rees. will bring up two o. the three
barges Of ore, and make anothertrip laf-
ter the third barge. Gss,IhT ,szElfWi
xI q OTHER PoINTsE S13Tasa
The Exchange left Cincinnati fur. Pitts
lburgh Wednesday evening.
The steamer Comet and barges will
leave Pittsburgh to morrow for ST. Louis
The body Of Andrew Flynn, Of Clarks
burg. was found under the wheel of the
chesapeake It Parkersburg. Monday. He
Is supposed. to have fallen off the steamer
and drowned. -
1.-The mammoth stern wheeler Paragon,
Capt. j. j Dsrragh, is announced 10 leave
Pittsburgh .for Memphis, Vicksbutg and
New Orleans on Monday, December 1st
This boat detained 10 create sensation
In commercial circlesa SFS SsfSfS VI
= The United States Supe ryisIng Inspec-
tor Of Steam Navigation, tetc , will In a
few days be engaged In scientific tests oil
boilers, etc, lota the purpose, Il possible,
lof. rendering the generation Tor manage
Iment OF steam Id boilers saier than here
toiore.
10y Telesraph.l ...1.,-n
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 13-Noon.-
Monongahels river rising; six feet nine
inches. r The Granite State arrived, u, The
Juniata with agood' TIP leaves for Gin
cinnati this afternoon.
PITTsBuRGu, Nov. 10, - Evening. =
River eject 10 inches and rising slowly.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 13-River fallen 10
inches; Ct feet 10 Louisville, and 5 ieet 10
Cairo Weather cloudy and cold mer&
curry 81 to 81 deg. Port listlup-George
Roberts, FaYetLe .snd Arkansas Belle.
lDown-Mary Ameht Evansville and
Morning Star Business dull.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 13-River came 10 q
stand last night, and IL now declining.
Arrived-Alleghauy' Belle from Pitlf-
burgh. Departed-P. w. Strader and
John .Mande, ltr New. Orleans, and City Of
Chester, for 81. Louis, Weather clear and
cool.
v CAIRO, Nov. 12.-Riyer fallen 9 inches.
Arrived-Samuel Roberts, from Pitts
burgh; City Of Helena, from St. Louis; Jas.
D. Parker, from Memphis; Mary Alice,
from st. ,Louis. Departed Baltic, forSt,
Louisli 1rhej Thompson DEAN Isl still
aground at the foot OF Cumberland Island
land cannot get of until the river rises.
Weather;clear and cold. In 80 .E,, =
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Arrived-
James Howard and Susie Silver, from St.
Louis. Departed-H. 8. Turner and
Henry Probasco, for Cincinnati; Mollie
Moore, for st. Louis. Weather clear and
cool. '-'"A '.'s' ''l@'Aa . = 70 Cant p
V1oKsBuRe, Nov. 1S.-Down-Louis.
vile. .-Up-Export. and .John,A.-Scud-
der. Weather clear and cool. River ris
ing. 1k Ea-N -
NASHVILLE; Nov, Il. River still iall-
ing with2 feet4 inches, on the shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant.
LouIsv1I1R, Nov. IS. River falling;
feet 8 inches in the canal, and 8 feet 6
innhaa In thu mana dntvu fIndiau chnta