The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-25
RIVER NEWS.

ant The river has fallen feet inches du,.
ing the "a hours ending at six O'Clock this
morning, with 10 feet inches In the channel
by the W atei works MARKS.
Boats Leaving To- Day Pittsburg, Ex-
change; Memphis, Cons. Millar; Tennessee
river, Nashville.
The Andes leaves for Pittsburg tomorrow,
the Thos. Sherlock for New Orleans on Friday
Saturday.
STAGE OF THE RIVERS.
PITTSBURG, March 25.-River falling. Now
feet 10 inches. Clear. Wind northeast Their
mometer 81.
Aleghany-s feet at Oil 04ty, and SO inches
at Parker's Landing.
Monongahela-y feet 10 inches at Browns
vile, anu feet IT, ches at Kice's Landing.
Mheeling-l1 feet and falling.
Marietta-l2 feet and falling.
Observation-Disclosures, 8 feet and falling.
Huntington-22h feet and falling.
Frankfort-lih feet and failips in the Ken
LouisvIlle--i0 feet inches in the pass on the
Falls and Z feet on the rocks.
Evansyllle-34 feet y inches and falling.
Nashville-3O ieet in the Cumberland on Har-
peth Shoals and falling slowly.
CairO--43 feet and falling.
3 St. Louis-StatiOnary.
Little Rock-7 feet in Arkansas and fall
ing.
John Evelyn and John C0noway are the pi-
lots Of the Cons. Miilar.
The Alex. swift will leave for st. Louis on
Saturday with tow of empty barges, to bring
back ore for Swift's Rolling mill
The shannon arrived at Nashville yesterday.
The following is the list Of additional tow
boat arrivals: The Enterprise, Yom Rees an
Eagle, with tows Of coal from Pittsburg. The
Mary Ann, with large tow Of empty barges
and two keel boats, passed up.
The Th0s Sherlock's pilots, ON this trip, Will
be Dan. Weaver and Wheeler Collier.
The Warner came out Of the Wabash yester-
day with TWO barges, containing 6U0 tons corn.
Frank Gregory, Esq, OF Louisville, KY, but
formerly the editor and publisher OF the Rising
Sun Qnd.) Recorder, is in the city on bridal
tour, having been united in the holy bonds
yesterday morning at Rising Sun, to Miss Mary
II. Sullivan. The party intended making the
round trip on the new and elegant Cons. Alillar,
to hasten to Louisville.
There Will be no more coal coming from
Pittsburguntil another rise in the river.
The Indiana, Paragon, Robt Mitchell, Andy
Baum, Thompson Dean and Simpson Horner.
all left Memphis yesterday.
The Chas. Bodmann, Kittie Hegler and Sam
y. Hale passed Paducah yesterday. .-
!, The ice has broken up at st. Joseph, Mo-, but
the river is not open above there.
A. Il. Gilmore mas retired from command OF
the Grey Eagle to superintend the complete
ment and outfit OF the new steamer Fawn,
which he Will command in the Cincinnati and
Evansville or Cincinnati aud ST. Louis trade.
The vessel "Yell0w Pine" has been cha tered
by Capt Harry q. Summers to transport the
machinery, hull and cabin outfit OF his new
steamer "Triumph," from New York to Bar
ranquilla, South America.
The Molie Ebert is to leave Pittsburg to-
day for Cincinnati.
Commodore James 8. Wise las issued the fol-
lowing bulletin for the departure Of steamers
in the Ohio Riverand Memphis Line: ArIing.
ton, on saturday; Vint. shinkle, on Tuesday
3Oth; Andy Baum, on Thursday, April /: and
James ID. Parker, on Saturday, April 5. Hero
after three steamers Will leave for Memphis
weekly, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
X. Stone to rebuild his foundry and steam en-
gine works on the south side Of Front street,
east of Ludlow, tho work to be completed on
or before June 1st. He has also contracted with
L. Ruffner q Brother to build the machinery
for new ferryboat at Charleston, W. va, to
be completed in W days.. The hull is to be
built at Mani hester, Ohio, by John ohearer