The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-09
MYER KEUG.


ant The river has fallen inches during the
past "a hours, with S6>s feet in the channel by
! the W ater-works marks at O'Clock t.iis morn
ing.
the verilable SAM Mason, is in the city on u
visit of pleasure.
The sam. Clark, with tow of coal, came
down from Pittsburs last night at midnight.
Capt. lily. Davis, from ST. Louis, WAS in the
city this morning, on his way to Ashland, Ky.
The Thompeon Dean will hereafter make
regular trips between Cincinnati and New Or
leans.
The Andes pilots out to- ight are Yves. Conn
and Geo. e. O'Neal.
Boats.ont To-day-Wheeling Andes; Louis
vile, Mail Packets; New Orleans, Thompson n
Dean.
Leaving satnrday-Memphis, Arlington
New Orleans, Nick Longworth, and Louis
vile.
Arrivals and Departures The Andes, from
Wheeling, Arlington, from Memphis, aud
Thompson Dean, arrived. The Andes and
Dean return tonight, and the Arlington to-
morrow. The departures last evening were
the Juniata, for Pit'sburg, Cons. Millar, fol
Memphis, ana Exporter, for New Orleans, all
with fine Trips.
Capt John Mcclure, of Wheeling, Miss Juliet
Mcclure and Miss Ella Barger came down on
the Andes yesterday and VIII leave Tonight
The Mollie Ebcgt left Plttsburg for st. Louis
last night.
The Exchange and Raven are to leave Pitts
burg Saturday.
The j. n. Camden has laid up for repairs at
Marietta.
Capt John W. Cannon, of the Rob-. e. Lee.
who is in poor health, was passenger to Lou
isvjl,e on the Thompson Dean. capt. Cannon
is on his way to frankfort, Ky.
The Minueola gets 200 sacks corn at Shaw
neeiown. Tne Mary Houston received there
yesterday 300 tons, 200 hhds. and 30 cattle.
Captain John Kyle has returned from ST.
Louis.
The total shipments of cotton during the past
six weeks South by boat from Memphis were
2,SO4 bales.
The wreckers have given up all hope Of rails
ing the sunken St Francis.
The James ID. Parker arrived at Memphis
The Tnos. Sherlock left New Orleans for Gin
clnnati last iSht.
Wharfage receipts at Cincinnati for the week
ending last night were oi2i9 81.
The Fawn lpayes Evansville to-day for Gin :
cnnatl with 3,5JV bags OF corn, which she re-
ceiyed at Diamond Island.
The Chas. BOdmann has 80 bales of cotton for
reshipmcnt to Pitlsbulg.
Towboat Movements-The Lion, Samson No.
2, and Tom Rees No. 2 have arrived at Pitts
burg.
Ths Longfcllow arrived at Frankfort from
Cedar yesterday with two bargcs Raymond
Ciy coal. She leaves Friday morning with a
tow of coal.
The John Gilmore took five boats of coal
down the Faile
The John A. Wood left Louisville for the
South last night, with nineteen boats and three
barges caal.
The j. n. Kellogg and bGrges ieft st. Louis
for New Orleans Yesterday.
STAGE OF THE RIVERS TO-DAY.
PITTsBuRG, Pa, April 9.-River falling.
Now ~ feet. Partially cloudy. Wind south
east. Ther. 10.
llonongahela-10 feet ifches and falling.
Brownsyil!c-s1f feet and falling.
paducah-RivGr here about stationary.
Wheeling-l01s feet and falling.
Maretta--l6 feet inches and falling.
Charleston-Kanawha feet inches and
failing.
Pomerov-River still slowly falling.
Gallpol!s-Riyer falling.
liuntingCon-2j leet and falling.
Portsmouth -s0% feet and falling.
Frankfort-kentucky S!s feet and falling.
Loulsyilie-l1 feet inches on the Falls, in
tine pass, Scant rect over the rocks, and II feet
in Indiana chute, with river falling.
Lvansyille-A rise of one foot, with rs feet
on the gauge.
Nashville Cumberland falling, with 231l feet
on the shoals.
Slswneetown- River still slowly rising.
Much freight here for the South.
Caro--klver ~ feet and rose aiittle.
ST. Louis-River falling slowly.
Little Rock--3 feet and falling.
Memphis-Riyer has fallen about inches
since Yesterday.