The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-05
RIVER VIEWS.

STAGE OF THE RIVERS
PITrsBURa, June 5. River 2foct II inches
and falling. Ther. 90; wind, west.
ON City, inches and falling.
Brownsville-6 feet and falling.
Rice's Landings feet and falling.
Wneellng-4 feet inches ami falling
Mlldleport--Riyer falling slowly
Charleston--51S feet and rising.
Huntington-51s feet and falling
Maretta-4s feet and falling.
Fankfort--kentueky 61a feel and stationery.
Canal, and feet inches On the Falls aad fall
Nashvillc-2 feet 10 inches and falin..
Evansvilc--6 feet and falling.
Cairo-17h feet ami falling.
ST. Louis-Rver rising.
Memphis-River fal ing.
Little Rock-l3 feet and stationary
Boats Leaving To-dav-Kanawha, Jji.sf. 10.
2: Lousyil c. United States; Memph,s, Cons.
Mlllar; New. Orleans, Cherokee.
Leave next week--New orleans, Robert
Mitchell Tuesday, and Arlington Wedncsda az.
Arrivals and Departurcs.-T r. w. Skilin-
ger, from Pittsburg, and Indiana, from New
Orleans, were the only arrivals outside of the
regular paikcts. The Andes, for Wheeling,
aud Utah, fol St. Louis, constitute the deparL-
ules.
Towb at Items-The Thomas W. Means, st.
Louis to lront0n, passed up FRIDAY With tow
OF iron ore. The Raven wi pass down TO st.
Louis GO day will IL big COW of salt
The venture has arrived at Pistsburg with
The A. j. Baker is iail uD ut Point darmer,
and the John A. ood at Wheeling. A
ihe ID. L. Lane is coming from Charleston
here after an emDty tow.
The coal Hill has laid up at Hanging Rock.
The II. W. Skiiisger roship,eu her LOUIS
vile freight ON the United states, Memphis
frei ght on the Con Millar, ana New orleans
frtHgh on the Cherokee.
One ittm Vi the X. w. Skillinger's cargo was
100 tons cotton ties for NcwU deans.
Hon. Joan J. Plait, the poet ana scholar, and
Librarian OF the U. >. House OF Representa-
| tiyes, makes the round trlp to Memphis with
his family, on the Cons. MILAN, tne guest f
II apt James ii. l. pJe,.
The Vnu. .Shinke is the next boat to Mem
phis. leaving Oh wednesday,
The NICK Lo5gIoith is oNt to-day, with AS
bury Chapel Sunday y-School ON u picnic eXcur-
sion.
Commodore Thompson Dean arrived here
from New YOrA last evening, and leaves 70 -day
for Detroit via Louisville
frank \. Reno and George W. Neare have
dissolved partnership, Captain Frank now rep
resenting the Etna Life Insurance Company Of
New Yorx. with headquarters in this city.
The Bowling Greon broke her shaft Fai,iay.
The Missouri river ut Omaha Is on the de-
clue.
The Mary Houston arrived at New Orleans
Friday.
Che Cons, Millar leaves this evening with
one OF tile best trips OF the season. CAPTAIN
feppei's extensive commercial acquaintance
ANA his opuiarity is Dound to give the Cons.
Milar II good showing. Thus far the boat mas
proven SUCCESS.
Mrs. Clemens, the venerable mother OF
samuel Clemens ia ork' Iwap) made the last
trip to LouissiAe ON che General Lyle, with
Capt. Ben NJ. Mirilelecs. Mrs. Clemens Is ON
visit here ~ MIR. Siau enter, OF Morton's bank.
Mr.. Alex. Mcconnell clerk Of the A RI ngton,
has gone to sewickly, Pa, to yisG his family.
lie viii return in time to resume his duties in
the Office OF the Abingdon she leaving for
New Orleans on W tdnesdiy
The oh runon WAS hauted out on the Louis
viilt canal DOCK Friday.
The Cherokee received 100 tons pork and
bacon, ~ hhas tobacco, 20J0 tons street rail-
road non, Us mules, 2J,D0p hoop poles and con-
siderable other freight at Louisville.