The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-12
RIVER NEVIS.

The weather to-day is clear and pleasant,
but gradually growing warmer.
The river has fallen 2 feet inches since cur
last report, with 2j feet inches in ue channel
by the WaGer-w works marks at SIX O'Clock this
morning.
STAGE OF THE RIVERS TO-DAY.
PITTsBURG, April 12.-Riyer falling, feet 3
inches. Clear. Thermometer, SO. Wind, south
west.
heeling-l2I feet and falling.
Observation-Disclosures 6a feet and station
Huntington-l5 feet and slightly rising.
Portsmouth-Rver q feet 4 inches and fall
ing. Fell 2 inches since yesterday.
Frankfort-kentucky has fallen 6 inches
since last report, with feet in the channel.
L0uisvilie-Rivcr falling, with scant II feet
at head OF canal and feet on the Falls in the
pass.
Evansyille-27 feet and falling.
Sashvilie-Cumbeil land IL feet and falling.
Cairo--59 feet and inches and falling.
ST. Louis-River again rising slowly.
Memphis-River falling slowly.
kec. Louisville; Mail Packet and st. LOUIS
Leaving Tuesday-PIttsbury Hudson
Kentucky river Eureka;. Memphis, Vint
ohinkle; New Orleans, Louisville.
Leaves ednesday-Arkansas river, Ash
land; New Orleans, Chas. Bodmann.
Arrivals and Departures-MollieE Ebert, from
Pittsburg to ST. LOUIS; Ohio No. 4, from Pome-
roy: Eureka, from Kentucky river; Vint
Shinkle from Memphis; Chas. Bodmaun and
Cherokee. from New Orleans, arrived. No de.
partul eS outside of the mail packets for Louis
vile and Huntington.
Towpoat Movements-The John w. Garrett
from New Orleans and st. Louis, with two
ba:ges loaded with iron ore, anu having in tow
the steamer Tempest for Fish creek andWheel
ing passed up at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
| tnW Of ana frnn
The Condor No. arrived with tow OF Goa
from Pomer0y this noon.
The Belle MCGOWAN and Tom Rees, with Goa
from Pi!tsburg, arrived.
The Cobb Cecil came IN from Iront0n with 8
The William Stone passed up with an empty
barge yesterday.
The Robert PEBBLES arrived with miscel- :
The II. E. Pierepont arrived from Kanawhs
with a tow OF coal.
My Choice, Chas Mcdonald and Sam Park
er passed up for Pittsburs this morning with
toWs or cmpties.
The j.. IL B gey and Mollie Ragon have ar.
rived at Pittsburg.
The Iron Mountain left Pittsburg yesterday
morning
The I. N. Phillips and barges, Plttsburg tt
Cumberland river, passed Evansville at II
yesterday morning.
The Raven, bound up, and the Leopold,
bouni South, passed Cairo yesterday.
The Eureka brought here this morning from
Kentucky River big trip, including one item
The Ohi) No. 4 brought among other things
3.U25 kegs nails for reshipment to differ
points.
The Ashland was showed some Is inches OIL
the bank at the foot Of Main street, and was
pulled off by the Champion NO s.
Arthur Palmer, an old cailiope player and
Clerk IN the Memphis trade, is now connected
with the HIppodrome.
ton Ehnrt nfD c1N,,rn io ol-ir
the round trip to st. Louis on the Moliie Ebert,
the guest of Capt. Frank Y. Bachelor.
Capt Lon Bryson has given up his position
as CHIEF CLERK OF the Nick Longworth, and
shipped as Freight Clerk on the st. James
Captains James S. Wise and James ID. Park.
er, together with James W. Gaf, Esq, have
returned from st. Louis.
Captain George W. Neare is in st. Louis or
business connected with the Cincinnati Under
writers.
Supervising Inspector Devenny has reversed
the decision of the Local Inspectors of Clnctn
natl, and restored to Pilot Leander G. Patter-
son his license. So far as the case of Mr.
Thomas, pilot Of the United States when tht
collision occurred between her and the viii.
Duck is concerned, the decision is still in force
1t is stated that Captain Adams, OF the Wild
Duck, will present q bill OF damages to the
owners of the United States.
At Louisville saturday night the port lis
showed 50 boats and u barges, as follows: o.
boats ant barges below the falls, and ID boats
and " barges above the falls.
The Pat Z, ,eburne broke II f1ange Saturday
and lies over a week at Evansville to repair.
''Oid inhabitants" venture the opinlon thai
navigation Of Lake Pepln will be resumed by
the 2Otil inst.
The Mississippi river Is now clear of ice above
and below LAKE Pepin.
The Indiana received 4,00O sacks corn al
ShawneetOWn on Saturday.
The wrecker 4. F. Eckert succeeded in rails
ing the Paragon's hull and towed it to the St
Louis wharf.