The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-22
RIVER NEVIS.

The weather to-day Is clear, cool and pleas
ant. The river here is falling, having receded
3 feet inches during tie past "A hours, with 80
feet inches in the channel by the Water
works marks at 6 o'clock this morning.
Arrivals and Departures-The following con-
stitute the arrivals and departures here since
our last report: Ohio NO. from Pomeroy, G.
Is. Church from Pittsburg, Utah and Thomas
Sherlock from New Orleans, Nint. Shinkle from
Memphis, besides the regular pa kets. No
boats out, except the Fleetwood for Huntington
amt United States for Louisville.
Boats Leaving To-day-Pittsbuig, Utah. 5
II. NJ, and Louisville mailboat.
WEEKLY CALENDAR.
Tuesday-New Hudson for Pittsburg, Eureka
for Kentucky river, yint. ShinKle for Memphis
and Thomas Sherlock for New.Orleans.
ednesday-Nashville for Tennessee river,
ana Q. b. Church for New Orleans.
The X. w. Skillepger has arrived at Pitts
burg.
The Chas. Morgan passed Memphis yester-
day-d days out from New Orleans-with l25
cabin ana lBo deck passengers, and dO0 tons OF
| freight.
Tho following towboats have arrived since
our last report: Boaz, Panther and Ella, with
coal from Pittsburg passed down. The Maggie
Smith, j. A. BlackmOre, Cobb Cecil and John
Penny, with empty bargcs passed up for Pitts
burg.
STAGE OF THE RIVERS.
PiTTsBrKG, March a2.-Rivcr falling. Now o
m0meter II.
Monongahela rising at Morgantown and at
Greensboro.
New River again rising.
Wheeling~l3ls feet and rising slowly.
Charlcst0n-9 feet inches and rising.
HuntingCon-261s feet and falling.
Frankf0rt-9 feet and falling.
Louisylile-i5A feet and falling on the Falls
in the pass and IL feet coal-boat water; Is ieet
space under the bridge.
Evansville-36k feet and falling
'Nashville-34 feet and rising.
Cairo-43 feet inches and stationary.
Memphis-Tennessee has fallen 8 feet in all
at Johnsonyllle, 100 miles above its mouth, and
trans have resumed crossing between Nash
Vile and Hickman, Ky.
The kittie Hegler dio not get off for Arkan-
sas river until ten O'Clock yesterday morning,
having been detained receiving freight. She
left with nearly 4O0 TONS and by the time she
reaches Evansville will be dat in the water.
Yesterday afternoon the ferryboat Newport
Belle broke loose from her m0orings in New
port, taking with her barge containing 10000
bushels of coal. At the time she was lying
alongside some coal barges at Newport. The
Suspension bridge. The ferryboat foated be-
low Central avenue, where she was safely
landed. The coal lost belonged to L. j. Will
hanson, one Of the owners Of the Newport
Ferry Company.
The Grey Eagle comes off the Marine Docks
tomorrow, and leaves for Evansville and
Henderson, the Ben Franklin having been
turned over to the Louisville Mail Line Co.
The Yint Shinke leaves for Memphis and
the Thos. Sherlock for New Orleans tomorrow.
The g. q. Church leaves for New Orleans
Wednesday.
The New Hudson left Wheeling for Cincin-
natl Saturday.
I he Chas. B0dmann got 800 sheep at Louis
vile.
The Exporter and Robt. Mitchell left New
Orleans for Cincinnati Saturday night.
Wharfage collections here during the past
week amounted to Slg8 40.
The Chimneys for the new Cons Millar. were
placed in position ON Saturday.
The only steamers at the wharf last night,
outside Of the regular packets. were the Ctah,
&. u. Church, J. ID. Parker and Cons. Millar.