The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-29

man clerk. She formerly belonged to the
Garter Zine, running from st. Louis to
Shreveport.
Steamers Albion and Barnard passed
down light, bound for Psrkersburg.
The Carrie Brooks, from Pittsburgh,
win leave for Evansville at an early hour
this morning.
The Granite State, Portsmouth to Pitts
burgh, is due at this point this morning.
The JohnSW. Garrett. from Wheeling
10 st, Louis with the bsrges Ruth and
Rachel, laden with 1890 bbls salt, $500
kegs nails, 6S pkgs glassware, 10 rolls
leather and large lot of miscellaneous
freight, passed Cincinnati on Monday.
John Ruthlie and Jonas Myers are her
pilots. - a.3=-e ,.5g-
The R. R. Hudson arrived at Cincinnati
on Monday with fair trip, including 90
cabin passengers. She reshipped 277 kegs
of nails, SO pkgs glassware on the Mime
ola for Memphis, Al pkgs glassware on
the, Thomas Sherlock for New Orleans,
S pkgs glassware on the Charmer for
Evansville, and started upon her return
yesterday.
The r. W. skillenger at Cincinnati re.
shipped is packages glassware on the
Nashville for Nashville, II boxes canned
goods, 90 crowbars, 80 bdls hoop iron, 6
kegs spikes on the United States for
Louisville; s bbls table salt, 8 bxs canned
goods, 100 pkgs glassware on the Min
neolo for Memphis, and returns to Pitts
burgh today. ,m.,,,
PITTSBURGH, April 2e.-River 10 feet
10 inches and rising; cloudy and cold; 1t
rained and showed here all day. faa ~.
CINCINNATI, Aprial 28.-RiVer 40 feet
and rising. Arrived-Andy Baum, Mem
phis; Charmer, Evansville. Departed
r. r. Hudson, Wheeling; Mlnneola,
Memphis; Tom Jasper, st. Louis; cloudy,
windy and chilly.
EVANSVILLE, April 28.-Rained from
last night till P. NJ; mercury 49 to 40
River fallen inches. Down-Exporter,
and Hobbs and barges. Up-Ben Frank
&C CAIRO, April ss.-Arrived-Paragon
and New 9EsSnS a2sgo9 and
Bigley, st. Louie; Warner, Cincinnati
River AZ feet, q fall OF 8 inches. Weather
clear; mercury 90. MS.
| 81. AOOlot AEElI oO.-R44ANCSA- SAAT
less from Pittsburgh, Tyrone from Cairo
Helena from Vicksburg, Rob Roy from
Keokuk, Walt from Upper Missouri. De
lparted-SRvanah, Madison, and Rob Roy
for Keokuk, Babbage for Ohio river
Belle Lacrosse for st. Paul, Oil City fol
Memphis. River falling. Weather cloudy
cold, windy and clearing tonight and
warmer.
! MEMPHIS, April 29.-The river is nov
stationary at this point, with no land ex
cept portions of the railroad track Z
Madison, Ark, a distance of 40 miles
which may be given as the width OF thu
river. There is no change to report II
the condition OF the railroads. Tit
Memphis and Louisville route is still
ter.bound between Paris and Carks
Il vile, while the Mississippi Central is still
4 between Canton and Greneds. Passenger
came through today from Little Rock BY
transferring at the washed places, but as
a swift current crosses the track at sever
al points it is uncertain how long com
munication can be kept up.
LOUISVILLE, April 28.-River RISING
fast, with 10 feet inch in the canal ant
II feet 10 inches in the chute on the falls
Weather cloudy and cold, with appear
ances of snow. Business dull. Boats up
Eureka, Madison; Ben franklin, Cincin
natl. Down: Gray Eagle, Henderson
In port, Robert Mitchell The following
towboats with lows passed up: Littl
Condor, John Hanna, Nail City, Alex
Swift and Lioness. Passed down: Storm
and tow.