The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-18

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STAGE OF THE RIVERS.
PITTsBURG, June 18.-River 3 feeti3 inches
and rising Heavy rain last night Ther-
Wdcgrees..a W ind northwest. !. 4
Oil City--13 inches and stationary.
Rce's Landings feet and falling.
Brownsvilie--5f feet and falling.
Parkers Landing-l foot and about station
ary..
Wheellng-4 feet inches and falling.
Marietta--Scant AZ feet and falling.
allipolis--Hiverc continues faiiing.
Middleport-1K feet and rising.
Charleston u feet ~ inches and rising.
Huntington-7 feet inches and rising.
Ironton-Riyer falling
Frankfort ky.--6 feet 4inchcs and falling. II
Louisviile--6 feet at the head OF tile Canal
and falling.
NashviIle-3 feet inches and rising.
Shawneetown-9 feet on the bar and river
Cairo--isiver 20 feet anu. rdslu,
St. Louis-kiver rising.
Little Rock--River still receding
Memphis failing.
Arrivals and Departures-Jn9
from Pittsburg, Telegraph frvah P''uieroy. aiiu
Julia No. from the Rams wfa, ,larrivs& There
we've no departures outside Of the regular
packets.
The elegant passenger steamer Charles Nor
gan is again az our wharf and will leave for
New 0rieansYositively saturday evening. The
fastest and best managed Southern steamer
that comes here regularly and ofticered By
prudent, careful and practical boatmen.
Albert Stein, the veteran boatman, Is. COM
accommodating gentleman, presides in her Of
Two salt furnaces az Midd,eport were ua,ils
damaged by yesterday 3 rains. erssv ss.-
The'Granite Safe Is at lrOnton, where she
will undergo additional repairs. ~,
The Andes yesterday reshipped heF Memphis
freight on the Minneoia, aud New Orleans
freight % the Chas. MofeaG ss..s.s y
wcls in tho trade, and senerslfy has fine tsips.
Cincinnati wharfage receipts for the week
ending June Eth amountedsto $I92 50. ~, =.
Tne Charles Morgan, leaving fol. New Or
leans Saturday, receives one item OF 12o tops
street raIifoad ir0n az New albany II
The Shannon viii arrive Here Sunday from
Eouisville, and begin leading about the mid
die Of next week for "trip TO New OrleaTs.- :
Another lot OF railroad laborcrs came down
on the Fleetwood yesterday y. s g, Z. - :.
The Fannie Tatum arrived at Pittsburg
Thursday, and retufns TO ST Louis eatarday
with large trip.
The Conss Milalr came in from Memphis this
morning with q good trip.
Will Fl. Dean, the son OF Commodore ThonAp-
son Dean. of New YorR, is in the city, EavIag
come up from his Arkansas plantations on the
Captain Jonathan d. Barker is on at Boston
taking in a little OF tne Bunker HHl celebfa-
tiOn.
Capt ]. Alex. Frazier and Joseph II. n
liams pilot the John L Rhoads to ST. Louis.
John W ats, formerly OF the " ats brothers,
Memphis, has taken charge OF the dolconda
wlartboat. ,s -.
L. r. keuns and G. $. Kogns, the Rel river
boatnlen, have arrived at Their home, Kouns-
town. O..
The Cherokee left New Orleans for Cincin-
natl Thursday evening With SUI tons and full OF
people.
The Thompson Dean has arrived at New Or
leans. :,
Vlnt. Shlnkle, Esq, Thursday, removed all
his bafges out OF Llcklng river, IN anticipation
OF q freshet out OF that stream.
Capt. J. Slut Neal. late commander OF the
low pressure Rlcnmond, mas Deea appointed
building superintendentof the new insane asy-
fmn AZ Indianapolis.
Will II. Canrey, well-knoWn river CLERK, IL
running lead mine near 81. Joe, MISSOURI.
Capt II. z. Carroll ls OF cairo awaiting the
new Parisot line DoaI -
Towboat Items-Ihe simpson Horner passed
up to Pittsburg with twenty Doats and barges
,The Jno. Means IS at Mlddleport loading
with iron and rails for the Upper Misslsslppi
The Hawkeye is making up q coal low uI
Kanawhe.
Chas. Morgan, Esq, has ordered for his
namesake, the steamer Chas. morgan, mas