The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

Cincinnati this afternoon. She Will
leave for Parkersburg tomorrow
morning.
The Hudson, which has been running
in the Cincinnati and Louisville trade,
while coming up through Rising Sun,
broke her shaft and was otherwise disa-
bled. She managed to work her way to
Cincinnati. where she will be detained
about two weeks for repairs.
Capt. Campbell Sweeneys new boat
will take the place of the Hudson in the
Cincinnati and Louisville trade while
the latter boat is being repaired.
Ed. Muhleman left by rail yesterday
for Cincinnati to take his place in the
office of the Andes.
We clip the following items from the
Cincinnati Enquirer OF yesterday:
The G. w. Hornbrook left for Pitts
burgh last night with good trip Of
freight on her barge. Capt. Hornbrook
went through to Wheeling by rail.
The popular Andes comes out again
rejuvenated and looking as handsome as
ever. In order TO accommodate his
many friends at Wheeling and along the
line, Captain Muhleman designs taking
advantage of the slight rise, and will
make two exposition trips. She leaves
Friday evening at her regular hour, in
charge of her old crew.
Day before yesterday one of our Iarg-
est manufacturing establishments shipped
fifty tons of goods to Galveston, Texas
by way of New York. This is not the
usual channel, but the firm claim that
owing to the high rates Of freight from
New Orleans to Galveston by the Nor
gan lsinc, they were unable to ship by
Ohio River steamers, which has been the
custom. The shipment was billed through
at 40 cents per 100 pounds. The Nor
gan Line charges from New Orleans are
80 cents per 100. As the Morgan line
receives great part of its patronage
from the Ohio River and ST. Louis
Steamers, our boatmcn complain that
Morgan is standing IN his own light, by
exacting such charges, and thereby also
depriving them of II good part Of their
legitimate trade. The rates from here to
New Orleans, ut II good stage Of water,
average - cents per 100.
BY Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, September 23-River 8
feet inches and falling rapidly; wealth
er cloudy and cold.
NASHVILLE, September 23.-River
still falling with ! feet on the shoals
Weather cloudy and mild.
MEMPHIS, September 23.-River rose
one inch; cloudy, wet and cool Arrived
Illinois, Vicksburg. Departed-Ches-
ter, St. Louis; Julia, Nicksburg,
CAIRO, September 2$-Arriyed-City
of Vick-burg, Vicksburg; Grand Tower,
st. Louis. Departed City Of Nicksburg,
St. Louis. River IS feet l. inches and
rising. Weather clear; mercury 90,
ST.. LOUIS, September 2$-Arrivcd-
Belle of Memphis, Memphis; Savannah,
Clinton; Rob Roy, Keokuk. Departed
Northwestern. st. Paul; Dugan, Jetfer-
son City; Rob Roy, keoi,uk; St. Gene
we've, NlckSDuFS. hlNer IalIluS. w chIucI
clear and warmer.
EVANSVILLE, September 23.-Weath-
er clea-; mercury Al to 50. River ,! feet
large, aud falling slowly. Down-Dick
johnson, John 5. Bran,ford, Glasgow.
/ Up-Arkansas Belle, George Roberts.
Business fair. 1t Is feared the Florence
Lee will prove a total loss.
LOUISVILLE, September 23.-W Gather
clear and pleasant. Arrived-EIla
Hughes, Cincinnati; Governor Allen and
tow, st. Louis. Dcparted-Ella Hughes,
Arkansas river. River 3 feet , inches
in the canal and ii inches on the falls.