The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-10
vicksburg-River rose inches during yes

VlckSburg-Klyer rose inches during yes
| terday.
Boats Leaving To-day-Pomeroy, ST. James;
Huntington, Fleetwood; Higginsport, City OF
Portsmouth; Chilo, Y. p. Huntington; Mos
COW, Trout; Logisyllle,, Mail Packets, Mem
| The Trout and Huntington depart at three
O'Clock, and the Fleetwood at +. N, The
balance leave at sundown.
| Arrivals and Departures-There were no ar
rivals outside of the regular packets during
yesterday. The departures consist OF the An
des for Wheeling, and Thompson Dean for
New Orleans, both with good trips and lots OF
people.
Chambers arrived with coal from Kanawha,
Nellie speer passed to Pittsburg with tow
OF empties.
| The Chas. Mcdonald, Oil Valley No. 2, Boaz,
G. Sharp Mcdonald, q. s. Stone, and John
with large tows OF coal.
| The Thos. Farrow also came In with tow
from Ashland.
The Chas. Bowen No. ? from Pomeroy, arrived
with tow OF coal.
! The Chambers, John Penny, and Thos. Dods-
worth, passed up to Pittsburg this morning.
The John Penney, l. N. Phillips and Sam.
Clark, with coal tows, arrived from Pittsburg.
The Eagle, Tom Kees No. 2, Ella and Sam
son No. 2, have arrived at Pittsburg.
| The Whale, Ella and Geo. Lyslo left Pitts
burg for here yesterday with coal tows.
The Iron Mountain will bring the Raven S
l.
The Longfellow is on her way from Frank
fort to Carrolton with Il tow Of empty Pitts
burg and Raymond City barges
The Jno. W. Garrett and barges are expected
here to-day, en- route from st. Louis TO Pitts
The John Gilmore and barges passed Evans
Vile, bound south, at noon yesterday.
The John Means pas 'ed Cairo on ner way to
Nashville at O'Clock yesterday. She had two
barges Of ice IN tow.
The Alex. Swift, Liberty and Ironsides all
passed Cairo last night bound up.
The Pcytona and barges passed Memphis for
| the South at sunrise yesterday.
Pilot James Prathcr, who piloted the Nall
\ City to Wheeling, has returned here.
| The U. y. Local Inspectors of Steam Vessels
are In receipt from the Treasury Department
Of lawful permits allowing refined petroleum
which is not less than ll0 degrees Fahrenheit
to be carried in passenger steamers ON routes
where there is no other practical mode Of trans
porting it.
A telegram from Pittsburg states there was
not dollar Of insurance on the Paragon.
Capt. Gould's new steamer, Belle, Of St.
Louis and the Lexington ferry, are to leave
Louisville for st. Louis tonight. .
The Garrett and barges were too heavy for
| the Falls and came up through the canal in the
old locks
Capt o. P. Shinlele telegraphs here that the
| Chas. Bodnann will arrive here from New Or
leans at six O'Clock this evening.
The Fawn is full Of people, and had nearly
5,OOO bags corn aboard at Evansville last night.
She leaves there for Cincinnati to-day.
The Minneola added at Shawneetown $3.50
sacks corn and 200 brls meal, and left for Mem
| phis fiat In the water.
| The Indiana leaves ShawneetoWn tonight,
after taking aboard some 3O0 tons.
The new Alex Swift passed Cairo yesterday
| with three bar2es containing 2,OU0 tons Of ore
| for Swift's Iron and Steel Orks.
The Liberty No. 4 passed Cairo yesterday
with two barges of orc for MiddlepOrt.
The Underwriters wrecking boat. I. +. Eek
| ert, reached the Paragon yesterday, and, after
| putting out the fire, began pumping her out.
1t is now thought the Paragon can be raised,
and that LOO tons freight In her hold is but
| slightly damaged.
The Hickory broke a shaft yesterday above
| st. GonevIeve.
The chlmneys of the City of Quincy were
Knocked down bj collision with the st. Louis
bridge yesterday, and the boat damaged about
$5Ut.
The Nashville, from Tennessee river, passed
Paiucah al ~ yesterday morning, with 27O
bales coCton and 5O,OJJ feet OF lumber.
Captain George McQuIyg and Il. X. Hudson,
OF Pomeroy, and Dr.. j. +. Hale, W. II. Tomp-
kins, and G.. Corbin, Of Charleston, w. Va, are
III the city on business connec;ei with the pro-
posed consolidation Of the different salt COM
panies. a.
Captain 3. +. Pierce is in Memphis on busi-
ness.
The tow boat Lion had her chimneys blown
down AT PittsUurg yesterday.
The Geo. Lysle and whale bring here 100000
1870 of coke, anu tile j. q. FISHER ;03,O0J
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