The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-24

McCulloch, Bar keeper; James whitemore
Steward; and the following ladies and gentle
men of the Cincinnati excursion: Mr.. ant
Mrs. VIM. Ii. Walker; Mrs. George Hafer, O
Hafer, Holmes Il Co.; Mrs. Thomas Peters AM
son; Mrs. Graves, Of Newport; Mr.. Hunt ant
Shipley, Hoover & Co.; Mrs. Wood, Of London
| visiting Mrs. Hoover; Mrs. Cha, les Owen. Mrs
Smith, Of Milford; Mrs. Whittemore; Mrs. Ed
| ward Benhamy daughter and son; Doe
Annie iNn AeB Bennshaus nd Se MRS. tS Eae erf ho i
man, Of Cumberland, Nd; Mrs. spencer, o
Newport; Mr.. and Mrs. Stoh, Of Memphis
Mr.; r. Dyas Parker. Of Cairo; Captain yfol, o.
Paducah.
The following are
KNOWN TO BIZ LOST. .
- Granolin, Ellen Gray, chambcrmaid o.
the Exporter; Mrs. Mus. rove, Charles kratz
Mary Collins.
ADDITIONAL SAVED FROM THE BoDMANN.
James Wolf, pantryman; John seithel, sec.
ond COOK; E. Kennedy, the bakeri k9per
Maxwell, assistant engineer, leg Diykaii
George Poterio, Mrs. d. Coyle, N. Tabb
John Brock, cabin boy; John Tenton,
cook; George Butler, Doctor Robert
Iras!er, Little Brasier, Robert Brasier. jr.,
Jas. Refs, Albert Merrick, Edgar Ha decasfle'
Charles Kratz, Richard Laurence, Isaac New
L. Beck
~ The weather to-day is clear and pleasant.
The river has fallen one and half ieet since
our last report with II feet A inches in the
channel by the Water-works marks.
Ihe elegant steamer Nick Longworth is the
only boat yet announced for picnic purposes,
ana is meeting with many engagements. Tn5
Longworth Is a side wheel boat, with cabin
nearly three hundred feet long, and large VIDE,
roomy guards. Information furnished at %
West Fourth street, Meichants' Exchange
Capt. Vmt Shinkle has contracted for a new
sldewheel steamer to take the place Of the
B0umann.
The total insurance in Cincinnati offices on
the three steamers burned last night was S62,-
OO0. On the Exporter there was $4,000
Capt. Geo. W. Neare, who went to ST. LOUIS,
leaves that city to-day for New Orleans in the
interest OF Cincinnati Underwriters.
STAGE OF THE RIVERS TO-DAY.
, PITTsBURG, April 24-Rver feet inches.
Showing. Thermometer 36 deg. Wind north
west.
Oil City, feet and falling.
"a kers Landlng-2 feet inches and falling.
Brownsville-Sh feet and falling
Rlce's Landing-7 feet and falling.
Wheelinga91a feet and falling.
Marietta-9h feet and stationary.
arleston-Kanawha 6h feet and falling.
Gallipois-Rlver falling.
HuntingtOn-River IL feet and falling.
lronton-Klver stationary.
Portsmoutn-l6h feet and falling.
Frankfort-kentucky IN feet and rising.
Loulsville-0h ieet at head OF the canal, and
. ieet inches on the Falls in the pass and
falling slowly
Eyansyille-15 feet and stationary.
Nashyille,6 feet inches on Harpeth shoals,
ami Cumberland rising.
Shawneetown-River stationary.
Caro-River 70 feet and falling.
st. Louis-River falling slowly.
Little Rock-River continues falling.
Memphis-River falling fast.
Arrivals and Departures. es.-Rohert Mitchell,
from New Orleans, was the only arrival. The
L. Rhoades, to ST. Louis.
Inc John L. Rhoa les made the run from
Plttsburg to Cincinnati in 4S hours, with 6JO
tons Of freight and drawing IN feet.
IOWboat MOvemcnts.-1he Brilliant, with
empty barges, passed up yesterday. The j. :.
McDonaid is repairing her boilers at the foot
Df Ludlow street. The Mount Glare has re-
ceived ner new shaft and leaves for Raymond
City to-day. The Etna passed down to Louis
vile from Ironton last night with large tow
u coal, iron and five thousand kegs OF nails. |
the Tom Farrow arrived from Hunting gton
Win large miscellaneous tow.
Inc Diamond and Sampson No. have ar |
lived at PittsbWg. The Coal Valley left Pitts |
'urg with coal tow last night
Beats navigating the Allegheny have laid |
Ip. on account of low water.
The ). w. Garrett lett POmeroy last night |
With tow OF salt.
The John Dippold. is putting twenty barges
;oal through the Louisville Canal for Capt. w.
H. Brown. -.
The Little Condor was at H.. foot of the
Louisville Canal last night. '-
sir George Gore of En- gland was among the
dltchelIs passengers here from the South. He |
eft for Canada tJ-day.
Capt. Geo W.. Neare left for st. Louis, by
all, last evening.
The Champion No. 9 is to be launched from
he Marine Ways to day.
me Juniata has turned over her trip to the
'Xchange and laid up at Pittsburg.
The Cherokee and Exchange are expected to
cave Pittsburg tonight.
The Mlnneo. Il added 80 and the C. b. Church
~ w. tons a. Shawneetown yesterday.
The Thompson Dean AMI Indiana passed
lcksbhig. yesterday, coming up.
Inc Louisville arrived at New Orleans yes
,rday.