The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-15

Toyhoat Movem ants-The john Dippold
passed. IN to Pittsburg from Louisville, with
| Is empty coal bargea, yesterday afternoon.
Ihe Ironsides takes her tow from Cairo to
| Grand Tower, anu returns there iof part Vi Vhe
The simpson Horncr, at Cairo. has fourteen
boats, eight barges and two fuel boats OF coal
| for the south.
The Leopard LETT Cairo YESTERDAY, popna up.
| The Petrol and Chas. Brown go 10 St, Louis
The Commonwealth will endeayor to leave
St. Louis to-day for New Orleans, together
| with q fleet Of barge5.
iron ore for Wheeling. She will return from
Wheeling with coal for Galena and Dubuque :,
The Tom Jasper has laid up here and turned
her freight over TO the CITY OF quincy lii,
one barge partly loaded and one barge light.
She left Tor ST. Louis last night.
The Nail City and tow passed down to st.
The Charley Bowen came in with a tow of
salt.
The Jno. w. Garrett passed up last night
from st. Louis to Wheeling with tow OF IRON
The My Choice and Jno. Gilmore have ar
trlved at Pittsburg.
The id. Hobbs and blrges left Wheeling
yesterday for ST. Louis.
The Kanawha Belle left Middleport yester-
lday with tow of coal
the Thomas W. Means leaves lronton TO-
night with 525 tons pig iron, 4O tons bar iron
.5J kegs Of nails for ST. Louis, 0O tons pig l0I
for Evansville 1,iOo kegs nails for Paducah
and when she arrives at LOUISVILLE Will auo
5000 barrels OF cement.
The Longfellow has returned to Frankfort
The Brilliant and barges arrived yesterday
: at Louisville. She had a lumber raft IN toW
Can this be the boat that lost the big raft b.
collision with the Newport Bridge ThursdaJ
night? The II. NJ. Norton returned to ST. Louls
from Cairo with salt yesterday. me havei
left Cairo Yesterday for Pomeroy. The lr0l
: Mountain disabled her machinery in going ou
Of the OHIO.
; The Andes took out 105 cabin passengers 10
: Wheeling last evening-excursonlsts 10 Tn
. Musical Festival.
The Fleetwood brought 12o cabin passenger
!. here to attend the Catholic celebration.
, | The little Minnie came IN from Plttspur
with 1863 barrels whisky and 10J excursionists
The Z. B. Church is the only boat out 10
, New Orleans this evening.
The James ID. Parker leaves FOR memphis 10
/; night. T., a.,
and commence loading Immediately for q re
; turn trip to New Orleans; she VIII leave ncl 9,
1 is her Master, and his name alone Is sulhcien
to justify sniphers in sending down tnei
/ freight. =.
I returned from California.
!. : Captain Jno. X. Booth was in the city yeste,i
. day, and left on the Garrett for W Wheeling. IL
> daughter, May Booth, accompanied him.
d Touns Dowdy, one Of the Oldest Cunl6erlan
r river engineers, died in Nashville last sunda!
d aged 5S 4,
l. Captain u. III. Shorley, OF LOUISVILLE, ID IN VI
), lc'ty. :,
Captain All H. Edwards has purchased Il
l. interest Of the late Captain Hayward, III I'll
y Glasgow, and now owns two-thirds.
IF Captain Thos. Homer has named MS elegai
ii little pleasure steamer the "Jas. ). Wise,'
= compliment TO Commodore Wise. This steam.
:, will be used tor pleasure excursions on IL
70 Little Miami.
n Hon. Henry Lynn, Ex-Mayor Of Memphi
and Col. Jno. Harphane. Of Memphis, We
n here among the Music Festival Excursionisl
| and return home to- night on the JAS. ID. Parkt
= Captains w. j. kountz and x. Z. Gray are
!, Pittsburg
}. The new steamer Fawn will come through
.. Cincinnati this trip without fail.
l. The Utah leaves st. Louis to-day Tor Clncl
II natl.
l. The 4. f. Eckert came Off the st. Louis Doc
!. yesterday, thoroughly repaired and neatly +
= painted.
+ The Belle Of Texas left Little Rock yesterd
l. for Memphis
'h The Nick Longworth passed Vicksburg ye
ID terlay for Cincinnati.
The Champion No. returned from Carrol
ton, KY, last night, whence she had taken
raft for Rosencranz. She brought up the U.
ia Schenck laden with hay and straw.
IS ;, The St. James will 60 through to Mariet
~ this trip.