The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12

Still the river falls. Last evening the
marks indicated 0 feet inches.
The first arrival yesterday morning
was the line steamer Express, in charge
Of our jolly friend Capt. Asa Booth. After
discharging her freight she returned at
her usual hour with an elegant trip Of
both freight and passengers.
The low.boat Baltic passed down with
a tow of coal,
The Utah passed up about 10 A, NJ.
with load Of metal and one barge in
tow.
The steamer Garrett departed last even.
ing for ST. Louis.
The steamer Hope arrived from Pitts.
burgh and departed for below with a
light tow.
The IIOrnbroOk went up to Stenben-
vile last evening after 1000 kegs Of nails
for the Hobbs to take to St. Louis.
The Hobbs will probably leave for 81,
Louis on Friday or Saturday.
The steamer Express will make two
trips to Monndsville on Sunday next, for
the accommodation Of those desiring to
attend camp.meeling, She will leave the
Wheeling wharf at S:l5 A. N. and 1880 =,
NJ, returning from Moundsville at 1890
A. NJ. and II Pm. Tickets will he sold
on the boat at the rate VI twenty-five
cents each way. Those who wish to visit
the camp grounds cannot find u pleasantCr
way Of getting there. Capt. Asa Booth
will have charge Of the boat, and will see
to il that everybody enjoys the trip.
The IleatheringtOn, en- route for Pitts.
burgh, passed up with a tow Of lumber
The Monitor passed up about p. N.
with tow Of freight.
The Granite State, from Portsmouth,
passed up at 2p.M.
The Raglan will b. the regular Parkers-
burg boat this morning, leaving at II
O'Clock.
The steamer Comfort left for below.
Capt. Porter, Of the Market Boy, was
out yesterday for the first time since his
recent illness. lie was sirk about three
weeks.
The Tempest arrived from New Mar.
tinsville last evening.
The machinery Of the Science is being
repaired. The Science will he put 10
work soon, II the water continues tO fall.
10y Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, August ll.-River feet
1 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
No arrivals or departures.
EVANSVILLE, August ll.-Weather
cloudy till evening, now nearly clear.
Mercury GS to 100. River Al 4.lO feet
scant and falling slowly. Up-Idlcwild.
Down-Grey Eagle, Tho" W. Means,
Smoky City. Business very light.
nashville, August ll.-River still
falling with y feet 4 inches on the shoals.
Weather fair and pleasant. The Hill.
man departed for pMlucah.
CiSCiSNATT, August ll.-Rivcr 20 feet
G inches and falling fast Weather
cloudy and shOwcry. DepnrLell-Fawn,
Evansville; ]. D. Parker, Memphis. The
+. NJ. Norton and tow, from Midllcporl
To st. Louis, passed down.
MEMPHIs, August ll.-ltivGr rose q
inches up to 7 O'Clock. Cloudy and
threatening. Depnrted-City Of Helena,
st. Louis.
CAIRo, August li.-Arriyed-Jamcs
Howard, New Orleans Cherokee, Cincin.
natl; City Of Vicksburg, New Orleans.
Dcpartcd-Iames Howard, 81, Louis; City
Of 'vicksburg, Cherokee, New Orleans.
River at ~. N. Al feet inches; no change
in the last twenty.fOur hours Weather
clear mercury "A.
ST. Lotus, August ll.-Arrived-Dol-
phin, Upper Mississippi; Andy johnson
and Harry johnson, Kcokuk; Mary
Boyd and Lady Ice, Peoria; Capital City,
vicksburgl Belle Of ~. Louis, Cambridge.
Departed - Harry johnson, KeOkuk;
Grand Tower, Memphis; Lady lee aud
Mary Boyd Peoria; BELLE Of 81. Louis,
Cambridge. The river has fallen nine
inces. Weather partially cloudy and
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